Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs is an award winning natural hot springs and wellness destination, located on Springs Lane, Fingal, in the heart of the Mornington Peninsula. Famous for its geothermal mineral waters, this coastal haven is the perfect place to unwind and relax. From the Spa Dreaming Centre to the Bath House, you can access a range of rejuvenating facilities in a stunning natural environment.
Where are the Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs?
Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs is at 140 Springs Lane, Fingal, on the southern Mornington Peninsula. Only an hour and a half from Melbourne’s city centre, the springs are surrounded by the region’s rolling hills, wineries and coastline. As a coastal retreat, the area is the perfect escape from city life with access to world class amenities.
Fingal is a peaceful pocket of the Mornington Peninsula where nature is abundant. Here the hot springs sit seamlessly in the landscape, where luxury and serenity meet. It’s not just a place to relax, it’s a bathing culture hub where social bathing and reconnection through bathing practices happen.
How to get to Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs
By Car
Driving is the most popular way to get to Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs and for good reason. The trip is easy, scenic and takes around 1 hour and 15 minutes from Melbourne’s CBD. Simply follow the M1 Freeway then the Mornington Peninsula Freeway. Along the way you’ll pass through quaint towns and vineyards, making the journey an adventure. There’s plenty of parking on site so it’s a stress free option for all.
By Public Transport
If you don’t want to drive, public transport is an affordable and scenic option. Catch the train to Frankston Station then connect to the bus to Rye or Fingal. From Rye, a short taxi or local bus will bring you to the springs. This route may take a bit longer but you’ll get to see the stunning views of the Mornington Peninsula coastline and natural landscape.
What makes Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs special?
Natural Geothermal Springs
The hot springs are fed by geothermal mineral water from hundreds of metres below ground. Perfect for thermal bathing to nourish body and mind.
Award Winning Facilities
The Bath House has a range of bathing options, cave pools, cold plunge pools and the famous hilltop pool with 360 degree views of the surrounding landscape. The Spa Dreaming Centre has more intimate bathing, private baths, herbal infused botanical pools and luxurious spa treatments like body clay rituals and massages.
Nature and Luxury
The venue combines natural surroundings with luxury, social bathing and private sanctuaries. From the bathing gully to the infrared sauna and traditional sauna, it’s a retreat for relaxation.
Best time to visit the hot springs
Winter
Winter is magical at the hot springs. The cold air and steamy pools create a special experience. Imagine soaking in the warm water surrounded by misty mornings or starry nights. It’s the perfect way to hibernate the colder months and get the benefits of the geothermal springs.
Spring and Summer
Spring and summer are alive at the hot springs. The gardens are in bloom and the natural surroundings are looking their best. These seasons are great for using the outdoor facilities, the hilltop pool and bathing gully and to combine your visit with a Winery Tour or stop at one of the nearby eco lodges.
Autumn
Autumn is peaceful at the hot springs. As the leaves turn golden the area is serene and romantic. This season is perfect for those who want a quieter experience, fewer crowds and cooler weather to match the warm waters.
Nearby to see
The Mornington Peninsula has plenty of attractions to visit while you’re here. Close by is the Cape Schanck Lighthouse Reserve with stunning coastal views. For wine lovers there are many award winning wineries, Peninsula Hot Springs Winery and Montalto. For the adventurous there’s the Arthurs Seat Eagle for 360 degree views or farm to table dining at local restaurants.
Tips for Visiting the Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs
- Book Now: The springs are a popular day spa so book in advance.
- Bring: Swimwear, towels and water.
- Allow Time: Consider a Half Day Spa or combine with a winery or other attractions.
- Use Everything: Don’t miss the hilltop pool, private bathing and body treatments.
- Everyone Welcome: Disabled and family friendly.
Conclusion
The Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs is not just a place, it’s an experience—a journey of wellness, relaxation and connection. From the geothermal mineral springs to the award winning facilities, every detail is designed to make it an unforgettable escape. Whether you’re here for a quick soak or a half day spa, the hot springs is a retreat like no other. Located in the perfect spot, with luxurious options and other attractions nearby, it’s a must do for locals and tourists. If you’re in the area, Peninsula Hot Springs Tours can help you include this peaceful destination in your itinerary.
FAQ
Where are the Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs?
140 Springs Lane, Fingal, Victoria, Mornington Peninsula.
What’s on offer?
Bath House, Spa Dreaming Centre, thermal pools, private bathing, infrared sauna, traditional sauna and herbal infused botanical pools.
What are the benefits of geothermal mineral waters?
Improves circulation, reduces stress and overall wellness through mineral content.
Are the hot springs family-friendly?
Yes, family bathing areas and all ages welcome.
What else to do?
Brighton Bathing Boxes, Moonlit Sanctuary, local wineries and coastal attractions.
