Sorrento Sunset 5:35 PM

Winter Insider · August 2026 Winter 2026

The Peninsula Insider Pass Membership

The membership that funds the editorial.

Peninsula Insider is independent. The advertising firewall stays via clear labelling, not absence; the Pass is the second lever - reader-funded membership that keeps us honest, sharp, and able to publish weekly without leaning on the platforms that flatten editorial elsewhere.

Why a Pass

The maths is honest.

A regional editorial publication needs about three things to last: a desk that visits everything, a verification rhythm that holds up, and an income model that doesn't compromise the desk. Advertising covers some of it - visible, disclosed, every commercial relationship labelled. The Pass covers the rest, and lets us hold the line on what we'll never run.

If you read every weekly dispatch, save four venues a month, and would notice if we stopped publishing - the Pass is for you. If you don't, that's also fine; the editorial is open by default and stays that way.

Reader

Free

Free

No card needed

  • Every editorial article, venue page, and place hub.
  • The Insider Map, filterable directories, and the itinerary builder.
  • Save lists and event alerts that sync across devices when signed in.
  • The weekly Peninsula This Weekend dispatch.
Sign up free

This is the default Peninsula Insider experience. If you've been reading, you're already a Reader.

Founders

By invitation

Limited

Capped at the first 100

  • Everything in Insider.
  • Founders' name plate on the masthead colophon (anonymous opt-out always available).
  • An annual editor-hosted Peninsula dinner - eight to ten Founders, one venue, one evening.
  • Direct line to the editor for venue suggestions, corrections, and editorial feedback.
  • Lifetime price-lock at the founding tier rate.

Founders is genuinely capped. Once full, the door closes; subsequent paid members join on the Insider tier.

Curated by our editors.

Peninsula This Weekend

One useful Peninsula email. Where to book, what changed, what's worth the drive - sent when there's actually something worth knowing.

Independent. No affiliate links. Unsubscribe any time.

Unsubscribe any time
Peninsula This Weekend 18 to 19 July

July sits in the quieter stretch of Peninsula winter, and that is the point. The lead booking is a truffle hunt at Red Hill. Sunday is for the sculpture park at Pt. Leo.

  • How to Build a Red Hill Saturday
  • The Cellar Door Short List
  • Things to Do on the Mornington Peninsula
Read in 3 minutes · Used all weekend
Join