Spend the day moving between more than 50 geothermal pools, saunas and plunge pools at Peninsula Hot Springs on the Mornington Peninsula, from the hilltop pool with views across the hills to a cave pool dug into the slope. The Bath House is open to all ages, so families can come too.
Days
- Full day
Age
- All ages; under 16s with an adult
Group size
- Self-guided entry
Start / finish
- Peninsula Hot Springs, Fingal (self-drive)
Return
- See itinerary for details
Transport
- No transport included; drive or arrange your own
Meals
- No meals are listed as included; bring a picnic or buy on site
Route
Included experiences
- Hilltop Pool — 360-degree views across the Mornington Peninsula hills
- Bathing Gully — Moon View, Lakeside and Moonah pools and an underground sauna
- Cave Pool — hot pool set into the hillside
- Hamam — Turkish-style steam bath
- Cold plunge pools — cool down between the hot pools
- Reflexology walk — ten stone surfaces underfoot
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Reviews
4.7
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Travellers consistently praise the variety of mineral pools at different temperatures, the beautiful natural surroundings and well-maintained grounds, and the peaceful, relaxing atmosphere that allows visitors to unwind and recharge. The extensive grounds with multiple bathing options, gardens to explore and various facilities stand out most often, with many noting they could easily spend several hours on the property and plan to return. The most frequently mentioned caveat is that the venue becomes crowded during weekends, particularly with families and groups, which can diminish the tranquil experience; visitors suggest going on weekdays or early in the morning to avoid crowds.
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Take your time wandering the impressive grounds and dipping in and out of the springs.
My first visit and I'll be back. A breathtaking setting with a variety of pools and walks, excellent food and coffee; go early to beat the crowds.
Welcoming staff, lovely hot water and facilities, and a bigger property than I expected. It was crowded on a Sunday, with some people there to party and a lot of noisy kids, so next time I'd go on a weekday.
A beautiful, relaxing visit with a peaceful atmosphere surrounded by nature and lots of hot pools to try. A perfect escape from city life on the Mornington Peninsula.
A beautiful spot to soak your bones, especially early in the morning to catch the sunrise.
It keeps getting better and we keep finding quiet nooks. This visit we discovered the food garden, a gardener's heaven, had lunch outdoors and found a new 40 degree spring in a charming quiet spot that's now my favourite.
