HOT SPRINGS · MELBOURNE HOT SPRINGS
The 11 best melbourne hot springs tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long you get in the water and who it suits. Number one is there for a reason; start at the top.
Leave Melbourne at 8:20 AM for three hours at Peninsula Hot Springs, with early Bath House entry, 50-plus pools, saunas and a hilltop soak. Your English-speaking Autopia guide, such as Kiwi, Vicky or Ricky, also takes you to Arthurs Seat and the colourful beach boxes before returning you to the Regent Theatre.
“Fabulous way to relax .take time out and enjoy the natural surroundings”
Leave Melbourne for four hours at Peninsula Hot Springs, where you can try warm pools, a sauna, Turkish hamam, cold plunge, and the Hilltop Pool. Your English-speaking Explore Australia guide then takes you to Arthur’s Seat and the colorful Peninsula bathing boxes. Towels, entry, transport, and national park fees are included.
“Very good tour and well worth the money! Our guide was Matthew who was very chatty, funny and really made an effort to make myself and my partner welcome! Very informative, positive attitude throughout and very helpful! Thank you Matthew !”
Spend a relaxed day on the Mornington Peninsula with a premium coach, local coffee, Arthur’s Seat views, a grazing lunch and Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Pinot Gris at Green Olive Estate, plus three hours at Peninsula Hot Springs. Guides such as Perry, Ray, Sue, and Michael have led recent departures.
“Perry was an excellent guide and assured we had the greatest experience! The Olive grove wine stop was so tasty and beautiful, a great way to start our day of relaxation at the springs. Selection of wines and food were excellent and you can order more if you want to try it all! I do wish the springs would let you know about booking any experiences they have at the desk, we saw two on our time there and would’ve loved to have been able to join one during our day if we’d known; but that’s just fyi for the spring and not our tour. We did hit some traffic…”
Travel from Melbourne to Peninsula Hot Springs with a local driver such as Dom, Vicky, Jacob, or Misty. Your bathing entry covers a wide range of thermal pools, saunas, hydrotherapy areas, a Turkish hammam, cold plunges, and scenic soaking spots. Bring a towel or hire one onsite, and allow extra time for lunch and changing.
“We did the Hot Springs, Murray’s, Lookout, and the beach boxes… It was beautiful, it was serene, and totally worth it!”
Travel from Melbourne in a small group of up to 15 people for coffee, coastal views, an Arthur’s Seat walk, lunch and wine at Green Olive Estate, and three hours at Peninsula Hot Springs. Guides such as Yuri, Perry, Ray, and Thern are praised for friendly care. Bring swimwear and consider the spa upgrade for a quieter visit.
“Friendly guide and good hot springs though felt too long. Would be good to have more history and commentary for the rest of the tour vs simply the Melbourne. Furthermore, wifi wasn't working and though the guide said it was possible to upgrade your regular package, the hot springs staff said that is not true.”
Leave Melbourne at 7:30 am for a small-group Mornington Peninsula outing capped at eight people. Stop at Arthurs Seat, hike toward Bushrangers Bay and Cape Schanck, look for kangaroos and native birds, then relax at Peninsula Hot Springs. Guides such as Mark and Jackson add local stories, while towels, snacks, tea, and rain ponchos are supplied.
“This is a lovely day out of the city. Stunning scenery and nice hikes. Finished off with a relax in the hot springs. We were the only couple on this small group tour but met some lovely single travellers.”
Travel from Melbourne in a modern VW Caravelle with no more than eight people. Take a guided 5km walk at Bushrangers Bay, pause at Arthur’s Seat and Cape Schanck, enjoy café time, then spend two hours at Peninsula Hot Springs. Guides such as Andrew and Curtis have been praised for their humor, care, and local insight.
“My wife and I traveled with our young adult son and a friend. We had a wonderful day. The transportation was clean and comfortable, and above all else, our guide was a pleasure with whom to spend the day. He was very knowledgeable with regard to regional history, related social issues, and really anything that we asked about. The soak in the hot pools was a nice way to end the trip, but overcrowding could potentially be a bit of an issue during peak days (we were out of season so not an issue). Overall, I highly recommend the trip.Read more”
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Travel privately from Melbourne to the Mornington Peninsula for tastings at Paringa Estate and Point Leo Estate, a boutique two-course winery lunch, and two hours at Peninsula Hot Springs. Guide Francois has been praised for his kind, attentive service. Pickup, transport, water, towels, and lockers are included.
“Just a wonderful experience at both wineries and the hot springs. Our guide Francois was attentive and kind.”
Leave Melbourne at 10:00 am in an air-conditioned vehicle for Brighton’s bathing boxes, a one-way Arthur’s Seat Eagle ride, Murrays Lookout, and three hours at Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs. The tour lasts about 10 hours and carries up to 23 people. Confirm the language before booking, as one report found the trip operated in Chinese rather than English.
Ride in an air-conditioned minivan from central Melbourne to Arthur’s Seat, then spend three and a half hours at Peninsula Hot Springs. Your $148.66 ticket includes entry, live English commentary, hotel pickup from selected city hotels, and a food voucher for lunch or drinks. The group is limited to 11 people.
“We had a really amazing time on this trip, it was so fun to see all the iconic Australian animals at the Moonlit Sanctuary where we got to pet Koalas. The peninsula hot springs area was very relaxing, it's basically a whole amusement park with many different baths, saunas and steam rooms etc. Highly recommend!”
Spend about 12 hours with your private group exploring Arthurs Seat, Bushrangers Bay, Cape Schanck, and Peninsula Hot Springs. Your guide leads a coastal hike, provides snacks and towels, and adjusts the day to suit your group. Bring sturdy shoes, water, warm layers, and swimwear.
“An amazing day. Our guide was friendly, funny, helpful, obliging and patient. We had a great time and got to experience so many more places than we ever could have on our own. Thank you for a day we will all remember.”
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