Sorrento accommodation Blairgowrie on Melbourne's Mornington Peninsula Victoria Australia



Location Details
Larger map will open in new window	Hidden Treasure at Pirates Bay is located on the Southern Mornington Peninsula in the delightful seaside village of Blairgowrie, just over an hour's drive South from Melbourne's CBD in Victoria, Australia. Blairgowrie is conveniently located near the historic townships of Sorrento, the site of Victoria's First Settlement and Portsea, beachside playground of Melbourne's rich and famous, on the south-western corner of Victoria's Southern Mornington Peninsula. Nestled in lush native gardens, Hidden Treasure's location offers unique access to the stunning Mornington Peninsula National Park. It's just 500 meters to the entrance to the park at the end of our street, so you can walk for hours through this incredible area. The Park stretches from the famous (and recently controversial) Point Nepean at Portsea, right along the ocean coastline to Cape Schanck. Tidal swimming lagoons, rock pools, surf beaches, fascinating rock formations, native flora and fauna and stunning ocean sunsets are all yours to enjoy in this spectacular coastal landscape. We have a hand drawn 'pirates map' of our favourite walks and special spots to help you find your way. Travel Directions: Make your way to the end of the Mornington Peninsula Freeway at Rosebud and turn right at the roundabout. Travel about 2kms to where you can see water (Port Phillip Bay) and turn left into Pt. Nepean Road. Drive through Rosebud, Rosebud West, Tootgarook and in to Rye. Turn left at the intersection just after the Rye Hotel, Dundas Street. Turn right at the first roundabout, Melbourne Road. Drive through to Blairgowrie. The beginning of Blairgowrie is sign posted at Canterbury-Jetty Road. Knox Road is the sixth street to the left after Canterbury-Jetty Road.
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