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Peninsula Hot Springs

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Lay **********
22 Oct 2025
The hot springs are not to be missed. Slept so well the same night.
Klook User
22 Oct 2025
My tour with Go West Tours was nothing short of fun! Our tour guide, Chris H., made the whole experience interactive, engaging, and incredibly enjoyable. I had no expectations when I first joined the tour—especially given the chilly weather—but I left completely impressed. Our first stop was Brighton Beach (Colorful bathing boxes) where we grabbed some a cup of Americano coffee and Danish pastries. Next, we visited the Moonlit Sanctuary, where I got to see wallabies, kangaroos, koalas, and wombat up close. I even had the chance to pet a wallaby and feed lots of ducks—it was such a lovely experience! The final stop was Phillip Island to watch the famous Penguin Parade. It started raining when we got there, but thankfully, the store inside sold raincoats for those who needed them. Verdict: I truly enjoyed every moment of the tour and would highly recommend booking this package. It’s absolutely worth it! And if you can, look out for Chris H. — he’s the best tour guide ever!
陳 **
21 Oct 2025
Absolutely love the environment here – it's stunningly beautiful! The experience is fantastic, and the price is very reasonable. Highly recommend it to anyone thinking about going but still on the fence!
2+
Lau *******
12 Oct 2025
The tour guide and fellow travelers were very friendly. We had a minor incident where our vehicle broke down after lunch at the winery. While waiting, the tour guide treated us to another glass of wine and some small cakes. In the end, the winery owner even drove us to the hot springs, which was a testament to the kindness and hospitality of the locals. The hot spring experience felt very special, highly recommended.
Lam ********
3 Oct 2025
A comfortable and relaxing experience. Melbourne in September is still quite cold, so getting into the water was chilly. The park has many hot springs and cold pools of varying temperatures. The hot spring at the top of the mountain offers a great view of the entire mountain landscape, perfect for taking pictures! It's recommended to bring your own towel and slippers. A locker costs AUD 10.
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Izzaidah *
1 Oct 2025
Fun tour. Beautiful scenery, good food and great guide. Thank you Russell for the tiring but amazing day!
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Ping **********
28 Sep 2025
it was fun seeing the animals there. highly recommend to get the treats as it made the experience a lot better!
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WU *******
14 Sep 2025
Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs ♨️: Heal your body and soul ❤️. Enjoy the surrounding scenery in our outdoor hot springs, and indulge in relaxation. Highly recommend a visit here! 💕

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FAQs about Peninsula Hot Springs

What is Peninsula Hot Springs famous for?

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What to know about Peninsula Hot Springs

Peninsula Hot Springs is one of the best natural hot springs in Melbourne, Australia. This coastal oasis offers both a hot spring and a day spa with many areas for wellness and relaxation. You can soak in the mineral-rich baths, get treatments at the spa, take a dip in a cold plunge pool, or relax in the spa dreaming center. Located on the Mornington Peninsula, it’s less than a 90-minute drive from Melbourne. This makes the Peninsula Hot Springs a popular weekend getaway in Australia, perfect for anyone looking to relax and recharge.
140 Springs Ln, Fingal VIC 3939, Australia

Must-do activities in Peninsula Hot Springs day spa

  1. Enjoy 360-degree views of the Mornington Peninsula while soaking in the iconic Hilltop Pool

  2. Try a Japanese-inspired cave pool for a unique bathing experience on the side of a hill

  3. Ease your sore muscles and joints in the hydro jet pool

  4. For deep relaxation, try the infrared sauna in the Spa Dreaming Centre

  5. Stimulate your feet with a reflexology walk, then enjoy an indoor foot bath.

  6. For a private experience, try a bath house like the Tea Tree Pool, Seaberry Pavilion, Kangaroo Apple Pavilion, or Banksia Pavilion.

  7. Step into the Moroccan hammam, a traditional steam room in the Spa Dreaming Centre, for a relaxing steam bath.

Tips for Your Visit to Peninsula Hot Springs

What's the best time to Peninsula Hot Springs?

For a more private experience at Peninsula Hot Springs, visiting on weekdays is your best bet. Arriving early in the morning or late in the evening can also help you enjoy the hot springs with fewer people around. Plus, during these times, you enjoy the sunrise or sunset while soaking in the hot springs.

How do I get to Peninsula Hot Springs?

It is an hour-and-a-half drive to the Mornington Peninsula. If you prefer not to drive, you can book private transfers or join guided tours for a hassle-free trip. Public transport options, including buses and trains, are also available but may take longer.

How early should I book my visit to Peninsula Hot Springs?

It's a good idea to book your tickets at least a week in advance, especially if you want to visit on weekends or during peak seasons.##

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