Three Things to do in Hastings
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Many Victorians are unaware that there is another side to the Mornington Peninsula. I confess, even I hadn't visited the opposite coast to the popular Rye/Dromana/Portsea until I attended the Million Paws Walk.
We decided to go for a roadtrip out of Melbourne, away from our local Million Paws Walk and ended up in Hastings. If you're after a day out with your dog, try these three things in Hastings below.
1. Walk along Hastings Foreshore Reserve
The Million Paws Walk led many dogs along the foreshore path, so you could admire the calm ocean view with your furry best friend.
The walk is very easy and serves more as a stroll for locals. It runs along the coast and then winds inland through the grassy reserve.
The dogs all enjoyed the vast and open park!
2. Pelikan Societe** : 2 Marine Parade, Hastings
**Right beside the reserve is Pelikan Societe, a bustling cafe with an outdoor area. It was busy and we had to wait a short while to get an outdoor seat.
Their servings and coffee sizes were generous. I chose the baked eggs with shredded pork belly, a very hearty meal. Meanwhile, their potato/oregano/feta croquettes were fat, crispy and delicious and we indulged with chips to share.
Meanwhile, my friends had the Folded Eggs ($17.50) and Cuban sandwich ($19.50). See the full menu
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3. Explore hidden areas whilst Geocaching**
**We continued to explore the area after our filling meal with our trusty Geocaching app.
We were taken everywhere from the suburban park across someone's house to a path winding along a secluded area of beach and bushland, where we found this little guy below.
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Million Paws Walk is just around the corner with Hastings once again hosting the Mornington Peninsula event. Buy your tickets online for cheaper prices and bring your dog down to the Peninsula to explore!
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