Ultimate Peninsula Hot Springs Day Tour
- Explore Mornington Peninsula near Melbourne, the rich and famous playground!
- Relax in the Peninsula Hot Springs, the first natural thermal mineral springs bathing and day spa facility in Victoria
- Admire the panoramic clifftop coastal views from Murray's Lookout at Arthurs Seat
- Photo opportunity at the iconic bathing boxes
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What to expect
Take a break from the city and take a relaxing tour of the beautiful Mornington Peninsula! Experience a natural bathhouse where the whole family and friends can relax and enjoy. Immerse into Peninsula Hot Spring Bath House's bathing wonderland with over 20 globally inspired experiences, including communal hot springs pools, thermal mineral pools, sauna, cold plunge pools, reflexology walk, Turkish Hamam, family bathing area, hydro-jet pool, and more. The water comes straight from the Earth's core and is estimated to be over 10,000 years old, thus having high mineral content.






Reviews
Went pickup point and one guide drive us to join another tour bus, not direct pickup like other tour Agents which not very comfortable although the guides tried to cheer us up. But their company arrangement is no good. 1st stop went admire the colorful peninsula bathing boxes along the beach, then to Murray's Lookout Point. Continued long drive to the Peninsula Hot Springs. Many pools to enjoy. Take note that the Lockers are small. A$10 each.
Brooke the tour guide is very nice and lovely. We went first to Mornington Bathing Boxes and stayed for 40 mins. Then she braught us to Murrays lookout for 15 mins. Lastly, we stayed almost 5hrs in Peninsula Hotspring.
Tour guide is super nice and the trip is small size group. You could enjoy the hot spring for a long period of time. But I would recommend the bathing house could spend a longer time( 30 mins in this trip) Not enough time to explore more. But I would recommend this is a nice trip for people who love hot spring! So relaxing!
This one-day tour is highly recommended; the tour guide was very friendly. The weather on August 16th was sunny with a temperature of around 13 degrees, and the hot springs were excellent. The crowd at the site was manageable. I suggest renting a bathrobe on-site, and remember to bring your own slippers (if you forget them, you can purchase them at the main entrance - please note that the tour group enters through the rear entrance). The tour fee includes admission and a towel rental. If you have time, make sure to visit the mountaintop of the hot springs for some beautiful photo opportunities! Don't forget to bring your credit card, and before departure, be sure to have a waterproof bag to protect your phone.
There aren't many people here on weekdays. The place is big with many pools. It's very different from the hot springs in Japan. This is completely outdoors, which is another experience. Ladies who are afraid of the sun must wear sunscreen on their faces. It was winter that day and the temperature was about 14-15 degrees. It was quite comfortable to soak in the water, but my body also got a little tanned.
Our tour guide, Mark, is very friendly, provides clear explanations, and is happy to solve problems for guests. He's willing to adjust the itinerary based on the actual weather conditions. Originally, he planned to visit the Brighton Bathing Boxes first, then Murray's Lookout, and finally stay at the hot springs. However, due to the strong winds, dense clouds, and potential rain today, plus some traffic heading towards the Mornington Peninsula, we went to the Brighton Bathing Boxes and then headed straight to the hot springs, saving Murray's Lookout for last (the weather was better in the afternoon with clearer visibility than in the morning). There was plenty of time at the hot springs to try out the different pools.
I have been to tour of seeing penguins, puffin billy, and ocean road. I would say this hot springs is better than puffin and ocean road. I come from Japan, and I have never seen such big, comfortable, cozy hot spring facilities even in Japan. I highly recommend this tour!
You can relax, slowly soak in different hot spring pools and enjoy the facilities in the park. There is a difference between coming in a hurry and leaving in a hurry. You can soak it under a tree or in the sun if you like. If you are hungry, you can go to the coffee shop to heal your stomach.
It’s fun to go to the hot springs. You don’t need to bring your own towels. Towels are already provided, and you can add 15$ to rent bathrobes.
This event only has Peninsula Hot Springs without a cable car. I asked the customer service and it was the same. I was a little confused and reminded those who want to buy it. It is very good. It was about 11-19 degrees that day and it was very comfortable. There are saunas and saunas. The temperature is generally not high. There are only a few 40 The hot spring with the highest degree has a good view, but it is limited to ten minutes. Please note that only body soap, hair dryer, shampoo, etc. are provided on site. Please bring your own. The tour guide provides bath towels, but it is recommended to bring a dry bath towel after taking a shower. Usually get wet by the hot spring and then change the car, so all the luggage must be taken off the car and then when you go back, the guide car is parked outside the store. Please go directly to the parking lot to find the guide. This time, you did not take the initiative to look for passengers in the store. So I put some landscape photos of the queue
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