The Mornington Peninsula is still breathtaking during winter, and this is the perfect way to see it with bucket loads of relaxation at the hot springs, active adventure on the bushwalk, land and marine wildlife spotting opportunities, plus a delicious grazing picnic lunch. Your adventure starts with a morning of guided coastal bushwalking experience with panoramic views from the clifftops looking out over the Southern Ocean. From May to October, it’s whale watching season so we spend a good amount of time to spot humpback whales or southern right whales making their annual migration along the coast. Keep an eye out on land too as we often see kangaroos, echidnas, and birdlife as we bushwalk to the dramatic Bushrangers Bay, before heading for your included lunch full of fresh local produce. After all that action and wildlife spotting, it’s time to relax and there is nothing better on a winters then to bathe at the Peninsula Hot Springs. These world renowned springs have over 50 bathing experiences for you to choose from immersed in nature including sensational hot pools, saunas and steam rooms.