Pt. Leo Estate

We had an amazing lunch at Pt. Leo Estate. The octopus and wood-fired snapper were both absolutely delicious — fresh, perfectly cooked, and full of flavour. The highlight, though, was the service. Our waiter was fantastic, treating us to a range of different wines to try, opening our eyes to new flavours and styles we wouldn’t normally choose. It really elevated the whole experience. The only downside was the atmosphere inside — it felt a bit hectic, with lots of tables packed in quite close together and plenty of kids running around. Would’ve loved a bit more space to enjoy the setting. Overall though, incredible food, outstanding service, and definitely worth a visit.

An absolutely stunning place to visit. We enjoyed lunch in the “walk in” restaurant. They do have a more high end restaurant but I imagine it would require a booking. The surprise delight was discovering it had a sculpture park. There was a $15 entry fee, but money was well spent. The sculptures overlooking the ocean were beautiful. The manicured gardens were amazing. I would highly recommend a visit. The park will take you an hour to walk through. The wine was great, love a good Pinot Noir 🍷.

A truly stunning winery that offers more than just exceptional wines—it's a complete sensory experience. The beautifully curated sculpture park adds a unique artistic touch, inviting you to wander through striking works of art set against a backdrop of rolling vineyards. The views across the bay to Phillip Island are absolutely breathtaking, making it the perfect spot to relax, sip, and soak in the scenery. Ideal for a day trip, romantic outing, or special celebration—this destination blends fine wine, art, and nature in the most memorable way.

3/04/2025 - Best sculpture park I've ever been to. Huge variety and amazing quality. We did the 3km walk around the park and thoroughly enjoyed it. We went on a Thursday which was wise as i suspect that weekends this place would be mayhem. Haven't eaten at restaurant yet. That'll be next time.

Great place to spend some time admiring the sculptures, enjoying the views, or just sitting back and chilling with a glass or two of wine. There is an entry fee for the sculpture park but it's reasonable and worth it to be able to appreciate what's there. You can easily sped a couple of hours here, especially if you enjoy a glass or two at the same time. We didn't eat here but there is a full menu available too.

Wow, what a place, you have your wine tasting area in the middle and you have the restaurant on the right side which you probably have to book to get in if busy, then you got the other side of the wine tasting with outdoor tables to get something to eat without booking which are cheaper. Also comes with excellent service that you can’t fault. Then after you can go out for a walk in the gallery which has a cost but well worth it if you have an interest in it. Definitely a place to go and visit and a great place to celebrate a birthday.

Super cool winery, we visited mainly for the sculpture park and it did not disappoint. The collection is amazing, with some really iconic pieces like that famous pumpkin (can’t remember the name, but it’s in my photos) and the kaws sculpture, which was seriously impressive. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area. There’s also fine dining and a great wine selections for tasting if that’s your thing.

We went for lunch. It was 3 courses, for $130pp. The food was delicious, and the views over the sculpture garden and ocean are spectacular. The staff were friendly and very attentive.

Pt Leo Estate is a large winery that offers wine tasting experience. The outside landscape is breathtaking with beautiful large unique sculptures. Thee is a great selection of wine, that is nicely stocked and available for purchase. Given the elegance of the setup inside the main hall, I have instantly raised the bar. My eyes are set on the wine tasting area with 2 counters on each side of the drink bar. There are 3 options for wine tasting:- $15 for Estate Wine $25 for Red Wine $30 for premium wine. The Estate Wine option is for 3 white wine, one rose and one red wine. I opted for the red wine option that offers 5 different wine to taste: 3 Pinot Noir of 2019, 2020 and 2021, 2 Shiraz of 2021 and 2023. I am expecting to have a knowledgeable host pouring each wine into the glass, explaining the variety, ageing process and characteristics. I had none of that, or at most a dull murmur of what he was pouring into the glass, with a straight poker-face expression, depressed and devoid of energy, too tired to go though any explanations. He has taken away my urge to swirl the glass and bring the glass to my nose to savour any aroma. I was left with sipping my wine fast enough in order not to look at the barman. It was that painful. Hopefully, you will find a more vivid host with some energy for you to gain a deeper appreciation of craftsmanship and passion that goes into each bottle, and making your every sip of wine more meaningful. My star review is for the wine that is quite descent. Not great, but worth a try.