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Small-Group Guided Tour of Mornington Peninsula & Hot Springs
- With a small group of 8 people, travel to the Mornington Peninsula on a guided tour with convenient round-trip transfers to enjoy the scenery and take on hiking trails.
- Go to Arthur's Seat to see the stunning view of the surrounding ocean, sip on a cup of hot coffee, and walk along the lighthouse area of Cape Schanck.
- Come across kangaroos and listen to native birds singing as you hike along a 5km trail at Bushrangers Bay, and stay energized with healthy snacks, fresh coffee, and organic tea.
- Arrive at the award-winning Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs to unwind in the bubbling hot waters rich in minerals for a rejuvenating experience.
Inclusions
- Small-group guided tour (8 people)
- Round-trip transfers in Modern VW Caravelle
- Entry to Mornington Peninsula National Park
- Guided 5km hike to Bushrangers Bay
- Entry to Peninsula Hot Springs (bath house)
- Towels at the Hot Springs
- Organic fruit & healthy snacks
- Fresh coffee & organic tea
- Rain ponchos & first aid
Exclusions
- Hotel pick-up & drop off
- Lunch
Tip: Make sure to carry a water bottle and bring along sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat.
- It's recommended to wear comfortable shoes or hiking boots as this experience involves a fair amount of walking.
- No bushwalking experience is required as the track is on a hardened surface with some gentle slopes and steps.
- This tour can accommodate a maximum of 8 people in 1 group.
- The experience is restricted for guests aged 15 and under.
- Guests aged 18 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
- The experience is not accessible for wheelchair users, pram/stroller users, and people with mobility issues.
- Note that the following are not allowed during this experience: Oversized luggage, pets.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Nestled in the idyllic natural paradise of the Mornington Peninsula, Peninsula Hot Springs offers an unmatched bathing and spa experience. Located just 90 minutes away from Melbourne, the serenity of this weekend getaway stands in stark contrast to its neighboring metropolis. The hot spring features over 50 unique bathing options ranging from Turkish hammams to shared geothermal mineral pools. Regardless of whether you are a local Melburnian or a tourist, Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs is sure to help you unwind from the stress of your daily routine.
Your Mornington Peninsula Experience Deconstructed
Whether you are looking for a solo getaway or a wholesome family experience, Peninsula Hot Springs is the perfect destination.
The Bath House is a good place to start as you take a dip in a pool replete with reinvigorating minerals and soak in the serene surroundings.Don a comfortable bathing robe and enjoy a range of lip-smacking dishes from the Amphitheatre Cafe or Bath House Cafe. You can also book a relaxation cabana and enjoy breakfast or lunch in a secluded private space for families. No visit to Mornington Peninsula is complete without a revitalizing massage, yoga, or meditation session. The iconic ‘body clay ritual’ and ‘hot and cold therapy' are some of the favorite treatments here.
The relaxation dome is another exceptional place to lay back and unwind. The plush interiors of the dome, which can accommodate up to 11 people, are ideal for light-hearted chats.
Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs Highlights
Bath House
Open between 5 AM and 11 PM, the Bath House is a brilliant place to spend time with your family and friends. There are three unique experiences offered at the Bath House titled - ‘Recharge’, ‘Revitalise’, and ‘Restore’. Recharge lets you enjoy a quick bathing experience surrounded by natural splendor. Revitalise gives you a chance to discover more than 50 bathing experiences inspired by traditions from across the globe. Restore is a full-day retreat that includes several perks such as picnic hampers, robes, and a chance to participate in the wellness activity of the day.
Spa Dreaming Centre
The Spa Dreaming Centre is exclusively open for guests who are 16 years or older. The focus is on creating a tranquil space in which you can completely unwind from stress. There are several spa treatments, therapies, and massages available here. The Kodo massage is amongst the most popular treatments at the spa. The traditional Aboriginal technique uses a flora smoking ritual and a rhythmic massage that is known to induce a state of incredible relaxation.
Serene Bathing at Spa Dreaming Center
The spa also has special geothermal baths that ensure deeper skin benefits and toxin flushing. There are three additional serene private bathing options that are available - indoor private bathing (great for couples), a private outdoor pool that is ideal for solitary bathing, and a reserved pool that can accommodate up to 5 people for 45 minutes.
Plan Your Visit To The Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs
Here's all you need to plan a seamless visit to the Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs.
The Bath House is open from 5 AM to 7 PM. The Spa Dreaming Center and Serene Bathing experience are open to guests from 8 AM to 11 PM. All of these experiences are open throughout the year on all days of the week.
It can take anywhere between 4 to 6 hours to enjoy a wholesome experience and explore most of what Peninsula Hot Springs has to offer.
By Car:
Drive to 140 Springs Lane, Fingal from Melbourne via M1 and Peninsula Link/M11 or via M3 and Peninsula Link/M11.
By Public Transport:
Take a train on the Frankston line to Frankston and then take bus 788 to Rye. From here, you will have to travel by cab.
By Ferry:
Take a taxi to Queenscliff Harbour from Melbourne. From here, you can take the Searoad Ferry to the Peninsula between 7 AM and 6 PM.
By Direct Transfer:
Autopia Tours operates a direct transfer service between Melbourne CBD and Peninsula Hot Springs. Morning and evening transfers are available Friday through Sunday.
Pick an early hour on a weekday to get the best experience at Peninsula Hot Springs. You can bathe early, participate in activities, and relish both breakfast and lunch. Weekends generally tend to be crowded, making it safer and more enjoyable to visit during the weekdays. Areas around Melbourne have moderate temperatures and low airfares between March and May. October and November are also relatively crowd-free times to plan your tour.
Peninsula Hot Springs has several dining options in and around the area. The Bath House Amphitheatre Cafe and Bath House Cafe are great places to eat inside the venue. The cafes offer wholesome, non-fried food that is just as tasty as it is healthy. Local cheese boards, pizzas, crackers, and fresh fruit salad are some of the popular treats here. The cafes also offer vegetarian and vegan options.
If you are looking to eat outside, you should certainly try the Beach Bites Lane food truck, one of the first of its kind in the peninsula. The nearby T’Gallant Winery and Pizzeria, which was originally an apple orchard, is a wine lover’s paradise. Make sure to take a few bottles of the legendary Pinot Noir Collection back home for your friends and family as well!
Fancy living close to the springs? Here are a few options.
Budget-friendly
- Fairways Resort - 207 Boneo Rd | at Rosebud Country Club, Rosebud, Victoria 3939, Australia
- Moody’s Motel - 2867 Point Nepean Rd, Blairgowrie, Victoria 3942, Australia
- Tropicana Motor Inn - 22-26 Osbourne Ave, Cowes, Phillip Island, Victoria 3922, Australia
Moderately Cheap
- Flinders Hotel - Cook & Wood Streets, Flinders, Victoria 3929, Australia
- Rye Hotel Accommodation - One Four Nelson - 2415 Point Nepean Rd, Rye, Victoria 3941, Australia
Luxury
- Vue Grand Hotel - 46 Hesse St, Queenscliff, Victoria 3225, Australia
- Azure Beach Retreat
- Whitewood Cottage
- Overnight Glamping at Peninsula Hot Springs
Handy Tips For Your Mornington Peninsula Visit
- Taking a ferry from Queenscliff Harbour is one of the most scenic routes to Peninsula Hot Springs.
- Bathing in the hot springs between April and October (southern hemisphere winter) can be a great outdoor experience during an otherwise cold period of the year.
- The Bath House Amphitheatre Cafe has some of the most unique seasonal Australian cuisines alongside accompanying entertainment shows. You should definitely consider eating here on your visit.
- The coastal garden picnic experience is best enjoyed with the whole family.
- Bathing suits and robes can be rented on-site.
- Although children are allowed in the Bath House, several areas inside the facility are restricted to guests over the age of 16. If you are only planning to visit the spa or some other area that restricts children, it might be a good idea not to bring children along.
- Peninsula Hot Springs gets booked surprisingly fast, especially during the holiday season. It is a good idea to book well in advance to reserve your entry tickets.
- Mineral spring water is known to cause discolouration to jewellery. Guests are advised not to wear jewellery while bathing in the hot springs.