TOP 30 Sustainable living in Mount Martha

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Welcome to Allura Hairdressing Boutique, a pleasant place where we are committed to creating beautiful, healthy hair naturally. Located in Berwick, Gloucester Avenue, our establishment is a point of interest for all your hair care needs. At Allura, we take pride in our commitment to sustainability. When you have your hair done at our salon, 90% of the resources used during your service will be diverted from landfill and sent for recycling. We believe in doing our part to protect the environment.

Welcome to The Briars, a beloved community space located in Mount Martha, Australia. Whether you're a local or a visitor, The Briars offers a wide range of activities and attractions that are perfect for a day out. Start your visit by exploring our Wildlife Sanctuary, where you can take a leisurely walk and admire the diverse flora and fauna. If you're planning a family gathering or a picnic with friends, our BBQ facilities provide the perfect setting.

Welcome to The Pillars, located at Mount Martha, Esplanade, in Australia. As an establishment, point of interest, and tourist attraction, The Pillars offers a variety of experiences for visitors to enjoy. The Briars, the main attraction at The Pillars, is a much-loved community space that is perfect for a day out. Visitors can take a walk through the Wildlife Sanctuary, where they can admire the diverse flora and fauna, or enjoy a BBQ with family and friends in the picturesque surroundings. Exploring the outbuildings and heritage garden surrounding the Briars Historic Homestead is also a must-do activity.

Welcome to Briars Wildlife Sanctuary, located in Mount Martha, Australia. As a popular establishment, park, point of interest, and tourist attraction, we offer a range of activities for visitors to enjoy. Our opening hours are as follows: the Visitor Centre is open from 10am to 4.30pm daily, the Wildlife Sanctuary is open from 9am to 4.30pm daily, and the Community Forest is open daily. Please note that the Balcombe Estuary boardwalk is currently closed due to extensive damage, but you can still access Mount Martha via an alternative route.