Peninsula Wellness Hub

Welcome to Peninsula Wellness Hub, located in Rye on Point Nepean Road, Australia. As an establishment and point of interest, we are dedicated to connecting visitors across the Mornington Peninsula region.

The Mornington Peninsula, just over an hour from Melbourne, is a destination that offers a plethora of engaging hideaways and eclectic eateries. This region is adored by both locals and visitors alike, with its stunning coastline, relaxed yet stylish culture, and unique wineries, distilleries, and dining experiences. It is no wonder why the Mornington Peninsula is one of Victoria's most frequented and coveted locations, perfect for both weekday and weekend getaways.

At Peninsula Wellness Hub, we are passionate about helping visitors plan and create their itineraries for the Mornington Peninsula region. We want you to make the most of your visit, so why not combine your geothermal bathing experience at Peninsula Hot Springs with a unique adventure in our spectacular region? By clicking the link below, you can start building your regional itinerary, ensuring that you have a truly memorable experience.

Our commitment to wellness is closely linked to the Peninsula Wellness Hub and its partnership with wellness-focused businesses across the region. The Mornington Peninsula offers a variety of experiences for you to recharge, relax, and reconnect. Whether it's bushwalks across native terrain, diving, boat tours, exploring art galleries, or visiting wineries, there is something for every guest visiting the region.

If you own a business located on the Mornington Peninsula and are interested in creating immersive itineraries to highlight both the region and your own dedicated offering, we encourage you to get in touch with Carly via carly.berlyn@peninsulawellnesshub.com. We are always looking to collaborate with like-minded businesses to showcase the best of the Mornington Peninsula.

Join us at Peninsula Wellness Hub, located at 140 Springs Lane, Fingal, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia. We acknowledge and pay respect to the Boonwurrung peoples of the Kulin Nation and their living cultural connections to the land and waters of the Mornington Peninsula through their Elders past, present, and emerging. Our region is a place of healing, where different types of water - fresh, salt, and geothermal - come together, along with people of many different cultures, to be and to dream in harmony with nature.