Did this day trip on to a bus....after realising getting there by public transp port wasn't and option. Glorious day on. Went early on a Tuesday so not overcrowded. Lovely scenery and I explored every bathing spot. Spent around 4.30 hours there which was plenty of time to enjoy.

Fantastic atmosphere and facilities, especially the new bathroom and change area. The springs were great and all natural, some with amazing views. Very easy transport and the guide was a top bloke. The best I can describe this experience is it’s lile a Disneyland for hot springs. Highly recommend and would definitely go back again.

The tour was excellent! We met the driver at the regent theater (one of the pick up spots) and had a nice trip out. There were only 8 of us in the bus which is apparently a quiet day. The week before there had been 30. I would recommend choosing a weekday when it's cool and a bit overcast to avoid the crowds. The trip takes about 1hr - 1.5hrs. When you arrive you are given a towel but we also purchased robes for $10 each (most people did) and a locker which was $4 (the lockers are definitely recommended as a different bus will pick you up so you cant leave anything on there). The hot springs themselves are wonderful. The are heated through thermal vents deep underground and then piped to the surface through a bore. The set up is man made but they have made efforts to have it fit into the natural landscape. Start with the hilltop bath before exploring the grounds. Our favourite was the baths near the amphitheater. The Turkish area is also lovely. The area is undergoing significant expa

If you need some time out to chill I highly recommend this spa experience. Set in a natural surrounds with lots of modern facilities it’s a must do to get away to recharge. Second time I have visited and even better than before with a perfect night experience. Take two towels - one to dry off at the end as you end up soaked and don’t forget your thongs. Loved the water proof bracelet (locker key) and this time we tried the cafe - whilst sitting in our robes dining - an experience in itself.

Get ready for some fun in the spa. We recommend going on a cooler day around 20 degrees or less if your feeling good. As it's a great feeling when your walking around in your bathers or robe to step into a relaxing 38 degree spa to warm you up. It's very pleasant in amongst the trees and shrubs, being out in the fresh air. Take a walk around the lake, up the hill stopping in several hot springs a long the way. There is even a cold plunge pool for the daring. You can stay all day if you wish as they have a cafe with great pizzas and more. It always seems to be busy whenever we go, so be prepared to share your spa.The car park is free and there is a bus stop for public transport. Bring your own towel if you prefer and leave your belongings in the lockers. We would recommend taking a bottle of water around with you and your soon get dehydrated out there. Have fun and enjoy. If you want to know more about the Mornington Peninsula, please check out YouTube Things to Do in Mornington Pe