description Peninsula Hot Springs Overview
Peninsula Hot Springs is Australia's first natural hot springs bathing facility open to the public, located on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria and opened in 2005, drawing water from a geothermal aquifer.
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Where does Peninsula Hot Springs get its thermal water?
The facility draws naturally heated mineral water from a deep underground aquifer on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula. The water emerges at roughly 54 degrees Celsius before being cooled for bathing.
When did Peninsula Hot Springs open?
Its original Spa Dreaming Centre opened on 28 June 2005. A family-oriented Bath House followed in 2009, and the hilltop pool opened in 2012.
What is the difference between the Bath House and Spa Dreaming Centre?
The Bath House is the larger social bathing area and includes experiences intended for families as well as adults. The Spa Dreaming Centre is positioned as a quieter, adults-only area with spa treatments and more secluded pools.
Can children visit Peninsula Hot Springs?
Children can use designated parts of the Bath House, subject to the venue's age and supervision rules. The Spa Dreaming Centre is reserved for guests aged 16 and over.
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