Dromana
On a pinot pilgrimage
The region is rightly famous for its wine but David Reyne finds there are other delights on offer.
Sweetness and light
Patricia Maunder discovers the bounties of the Western Port Bay side of the Mornington Peninsula.
Open for inspection
Heritage dwellings offer glimpses into the past amid gentile surroundings, writes Alistair Smith.
Sunday Lunch: Stillwater at Crittenden
Stillwater at Crittenden is one of the best winery-restaurants on the peninsula.
Sunday lunch: Heronswood, Dromana
WHAT started off as a casual weekend drive to Dromana to look for some tomato seeds ended up as a leisurely lunch that will long be remembered for its wow factor.
Stella's Dromana Hotel, Dromana review: Pub stay with drawbacks
Patricia Maunder enjoys the sea views but turns up her nose at a shell of cigarette butts.
Galleries with a glass of red
Wineries are now as much about palettes as they are about palates, writes Patricia Maunder.
Dromana - Places to See
<b>Dromana (including Arthurs Seat and Safety Beach)</b> <br> <b>Beach resort at the foot of Arthur's Seat</b> <br> 70 km south of Melbourne on the southern rim of Port Phillip Bay, Dromana is a holiday resort of some 6600 people with its beaches situated at the foot of Arthurs Seat - a steep granite hill (305 metres above sea-level) which can be ascended by road, walking track or chairlift.
Dromana - Fast Facts
<b>Dromana (including Arthurs Seat and Safety Beach)</b> <br> <b>Beach resort at the foot of Arthur's Seat</b> <br> 70 km south of Melbourne on the southern rim of Port Phillip Bay, Dromana is a holiday resort of some 6600 people with its beaches situated at the foot of Arthurs Seat - a steep granite hill (305 metres above sea-level) which can be ascended by road, walking track or chairlift.
Dromana - Eat
<b>Dromana (including Arthurs Seat and Safety Beach)</b> <br> <b>Beach resort at the foot of Arthur's Seat</b> <br> 70 km south of Melbourne on the southern rim of Port Phillip Bay, Dromana is a holiday resort of some 6600 people with its beaches situated at the foot of Arthurs Seat - a steep granite hill (305 metres above sea-level) which can be ascended by road, walking track or chairlift.