Things to do in Mornington Peninsula

Don't say you love hot springs until you've been to the Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs!♨️ With over twenty different bathing experiences, you can even climb a small mountain while soaking and enjoying the scenery. The place is so vast, no place in Taiwan can compare! The original price was $1500, but I got a hot spring ticket for $1100 thanks to Klook's summer discount. What a steal! 😄 Locker rentals are an extra AU$10, and a bathrobe is an additional AU$25. It's a little inconvenient that you have to borrow a hairdryer from the front desk.

Me and My husband had a great experience for our 1st wedding anniversary we had a blast! we enjoyed every part of the spring. will go there again

Very relaxing experience. Cory was very friendly and kept us entertained the whole journey!

Great and fun experience! Vicki was a nice and friendly tour guide and great driver. The hot springs consist of various small pools spread around the area. Each pool can contain about 7-10 people. The scenery around the pools was really nice and the soak is relaxing. The food at the pool cafe was delicious as well! I recommend taking the bathrobe/towel/locker hire package (25aud) because locker and towel are a must, and the bathrobe is nice to keep you warm when walking from pool to pool. After the hot springs, we were taken to a stunning lookout and to see the Mornington Bathing Houses.

Another good trip booked via Klook! There were only 6 travelers on this coach. 4 of them went to hot spring while 2 of us went to wine experience. Our tour guide, Tom talk to us throughout the journey to keep us exciting. The staff at Pt Leo was knowledgeable, he shared lots of wine experience with us.

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.

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.

Purchasing a multi-attraction pass is cheaper than buying tickets at each location individually. It's recommended to plan your itinerary in advance, book a pass, and then reserve your dates ahead of time. For attractions further away, such as the Werribee Open Range Zoo, Healesville Sanctuary, or Sovereign Hill, you need to redeem your pass at least one day in advance; same-day redemption is not possible. We purchased two multi-attraction passes, one for the Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium and one for Healesville Sanctuary, both of which were well worth visiting. The aquarium requires at least two hours to explore, with a well-planned route showcasing native Australian marine life. You can scan QR codes along the way for informative explanations and observe laboratories, nurseries, and the rearing process of various marine animals and plants, which is very impressive. The crocodiles here are well-cared for and quite large, allowing you to observe them up close from above. The aerial boat in the crocodile area gives you the feeling of a jungle adventure with a chance encounter with crocodiles. Many areas are cleverly designed for great photo opportunities, making it enjoyable for both adults and children. While exploring, you can enjoy stunning views of the Yarra River from the large glass windows on the second floor of the exhibition hall. The penguin area is a must-see, featuring not only many large penguins but also a section with smaller penguins learning to swim. It's amusing to see how awkward their turning technique is when they're young. The gift shop offers a great selection of merchandise, with many animals not found in other aquariums, including prank snakes, which we bought as gifts for friends. Healesville Sanctuary is highly recommended based on online reviews. Children under 15 enter free on weekends; we visited on a weekday, and there were only about ten people at each exhibit. The restaurant was also quite busy, so if you visit on a weekend, it's best to arrive early due to the larger crowds. This zoo is highly recommended, requiring at least half a day to explore. If you bring children, they might not want to leave the playground area, which features a sandpit, shovels, a suspension bridge, and other fun facilities. We arrived early and didn't leave until 4 PM. Many exhibits have scheduled presentations. The kangaroo and aviary enclosures are only separated by a rope, creating a near-zero-distance experience. Animals like anteaters, koalas, and otters are well-planned and easily accessible, showing that the zoo provides a good environment for the animals. We loved the abundance of phytoncides and towering trees, especially the many eucalyptus trees, and the sounds of wild birds to discover, making it a very relaxing place. Pass Validity: 90 days Usage Restrictions: After purchasing a pass, you must select your desired attractions. It's best to complete your selection one day before your departure date. Convenience: Some attractions allow immediate entry with the pass, such as Sea Life, but most require booking your tickets one day in advance. Redemption Process: Simply present your QR code at the entrance; no ticket exchange is needed, which is very convenient.

experience: worth it. queue was a bit long since we went on a weekend but it was worth it. purchase tickets via klook for more saving. easy to purchase and activate