The Rock Pools at Bridgewater Way are some of the best on the Mornington peninsula situated on the back beach in Blairgowrie there is plenty to explore. There are rock pools of all varieties and scales, some populated by seaweed, some with sandy bottoms and some deep enough to swim in, there really is something for everyone. For those adventurous types you could Read more…
The well hidden Bridgewater Bay can be found at the South West End of St Johns Wood Road after it becomes a dirt track and a car park at its termination point, from which a short walk along a sandy track will expose it in its entirety. The approach is from the sculptural sandstone cliffs down a wooden staircase that Read more…
‘The Office’ is a wonderful view point looking across the iconic surf break known as ‘Tibir Street’. Located along the ‘Peninsula Coastal Walk’, it provides the perfect opportunity to sit for a moment and enjoy the smell of the sea, the view of the wild, natural ocean before you, and, watch the surfers relishing the sport they love . . . Read more…
The Barque ‘Craigburn’ was a 4 Masted Iron Hulled Sailing Ship, built by W.B. Thompson, in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1884. ” . . . The Craigburn was a four-masted barque and one of the loftiest ships that ever entered Port Phillip. She was declared to be one of the finest ships afloat. She had arrived with a general cargo from England on April 8, 1891, and she was outward bound in ballast Read more…
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