Hygge (pronounced hoo-ga) is a Norwegian term for achieving the ultimate level of cosiness. Living so close to the Arctic circle, Norwegians have long been embracing winter and actively create the feeling of cosiness to warm up a long winter. The feeling you get when you enter a warm house, or stand with your back to an open fire, or warm your hands on a bowl of homemade soup, hygge can be found in lots of places – especially in geothermal water.
Explore the refreshing experiences we've created in our Bath House Amphitheatre
he Peninsula Summer Music Festival is again bringing a variety of incredible performers to venues across the Mornington Peninsula. The festival focus is on bringing superb artists and unique venues on the Mornington Peninsula together to celebrate music. The focus this year has been creating a festival that is adaptable and safe but still maintains the quality and ideals on which the festival prides themselves. In 2021 the events will be held in outdoor venues across the Peninsula.
Despite the challenging, windy and wet conditions faced during an incredible 108km and 53km journey; on Sunday 6th December, 36 riders crossed the finish line in support of the charity organisation, Mentis Assist.
Have you considered giving an experience as a gift, but needed some reassurance that the receiver is going to appreciate it? Here are our top 5 reasons to gift an experience this Christmas.
