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.

COVID-19 Safety Measures at Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs

On 7 June 2020, bathing and dining facilities at Peninsula Hot Springs reopened to the public following a brief closure during the pandemic last year. Five days later, on 12 June, the Spa Dreaming Centre also reopened. To ensure the continued safety of guests, the following measures are in place:

• Peninsula Hot Springs tickets must be booked in advance. Guests are required to reschedule their visit if they are feeling unwell.
• Hand sanitizers will be provided and temperature checks may be conducted before you enter the reception area.
• In line with Victorian Government requirements, guests 18 years and over must provide proof of vaccination upon arrival. Guests under 18 years will not be required to provide proof of vaccination upon arrival.
• On-site payments will be cashless and contactless. Please carry your credit card or other means of cashless payment.
• The number of guests per pool has been significantly reduced. Follow the floor and seat markers to maintain a 1.5-meter distance from other visitors.
• You can find hygiene stations and sanitizer dispensers across the facility.
• All pools are thoroughly cleaned and the geothermal water is refreshed every four hours.
• The staff actively sanitises high-frequency touch points.

Why Visit The Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs?

Peninsula Hot Springs boasts some of the most tranquil bathing, spa, and dining experiences in the state of Victoria. Reserving a private pool is a great way to spend some quality time with your family and friends. Wash away the stress from your body as you immerse yourself in the mineral-rich waters of hydrotherapy pools. The hilltop pool is an especially popular attraction that offers a gorgeous panoramic view of the surrounding farmlands. Geothermal bathing has been shown to cleanse the body of toxins and improve skin health. Treat yourself to delectable breakfast, lunch, or dinner at the Bath House Cafe or the Spa Dreaming Center dining room. Rejuvenate your skin with an exquisite botanical sea salt exfoliation session and choose one of the many relaxing massages such as ‘Kodo’ or ‘Yinga’.

Your Mornington Peninsula Spring Tickets Explained

The ticket includes an amazing bathing experience at one of the many pools in the Bath House. Alongside bath house experience, guests will get to choose from multiple ticket options that include:

• Revitalise Bathing & Wellness Activity (Fire & Ice)
• Revitalise Bathing & Wellness Activity (Body Clay)
• Revitalise Bathing & Picnic Hamper Package
• Spa Dreaming Centre Bathing, Wellness & Picnic Hamper

As per your ticket choice, alongside bath house experience where you get access to more than 50 bath experiences, you will get to enjoy a picnic hamper; or 45 min hot-and-cold therapy workshop; or 45 min clay ritual experience; or get to choose a workshop: Body Clay Ritual or Fire & Ice and enjoy Picnic hamper.

It is important to note that the ticket price does not include access to swimsuits, footwear, water bottles, or towels for the spa. The picnic house is open to all guests. The ticket is valid only for the booking date and will be sent via email 24 to 48 hours after you complete the booking process. You can claim a full refund or change your date of visit up to 10 days before the original booking date.

Best Way to Buy Mornington Peninsula Spring Tickets

If you are planning to visit Peninsula Hot Springs, purchasing your tickets online can ensure a perfectly hassle-free experience. With the spread of COVID-19 still being a major concern, it would be prudent to avoid the long queues to purchase tickets on-site at any tourist attraction. Since the number of guests allowed per pool has been greatly reduced for safety reasons, it can be hard to procure a ticket unless you book your spot online well in advance. For tourists from other states or countries, booking in advance to ensure that you get a spot is more of a necessity than a luxury.

Discounted Mornington Peninsula tickets

Infants aged 0 to 2 years can enter the venue free of cost. Children under the age of 16 and senior citizens enjoy reduced ticket prices. A valid photo ID with a date of birth is required to receive discounted prices.

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.