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Peninsula Hot Springs
- Outdoor pools
- Sauna
- Steam room
- Wellness
- Water temperature
- 42 °C
- Pool range
- 34-42 °C
- Source temperature
- 42 °C
Where these facts come from
- Water facts read from peninsulahotsprings.com, Checked Sep 4, 2026
- Operator's site checked Oct 5, 2026 and answering
Australia's largest natural geothermal bathing and wellness destination on the Mornington Peninsula, 90 minutes from Melbourne.
About
Peninsula Hot Springs is Australia's largest natural geothermal bathing, day spa and wellness destination, set across the rolling hills of the Mornington Peninsula near Fingal, Victoria, less than 90 minutes from Melbourne.
Geothermal mineral water
Mineral-rich geothermal water is drawn from around 637 metres below the ground, surfacing at roughly 54°C. It is cooled and shared across the pools, which are typically held between about 34°C and 42°C for safe and comfortable bathing.
The pools
- Hilltop pool with 360-degree views over the surrounding region
- Cave pool and reflexology walk
- Bath House Amphitheatre with seven geothermal pools, an open-air stage and ice cave
- Private baths and more than 70 globally inspired bathing and wellness experiences
Spa, wellness and heat
The site offers signature spa treatments and balancing therapies drawn from global traditions, a Turkish hammam, and saunas alongside cold-plunge options for contrast bathing.
Dining
Fresh, seasonal menus are served across dining precincts throughout the grounds.
Water
- Minerals
- Magnesium, Sodium
Source: peninsulahotsprings.com · Checked Sep 4, 2026
Facilities
Water
Sauna and heat
Practical
Only facilities that are recorded are listed. An absent entry means nobody has recorded it, not that it is missing.
Location
140 Springs Lane, 3939 Fingal, Victoria
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