Hygge (pronounced hoo-ga) is a Norwegian term for achieving the ultimate level of cosiness. Living so close to the Arctic circle, Norwegians have long been embracing winter and actively create the feeling of cosiness to warm up a long winter. The feeling you get when you enter a warm house, or stand with your back to an open fire, or warm your hands on a bowl of homemade soup, hygge can be found in lots of places – especially in geothermal water.
We're delighted to share our new campaign, designed to entice guests to reconnect in nature and prioritise wellness during their working week. The ‘Weekday Recharge’ campaign launched this week, aiming to inspire our visitors to embrace the flexibility that working remotely allows, by bringing the home or work office into nature.
Ever feel like you don’t want the weekend to end? Why not unwind with a relaxing soak in our thermal mineral waters and then head to our Bath House Café for soothing Sunday afternoon tunes.
Looking for new music inspiration and want to spend an evening bathing too? Each fortnight, Australian and International touring artists will be presented on our Amphitheatre stage.
All Melburnians would agree that we regularly experience four seasons in one day...we have created an all-weather guide to Peninsula Hot springs to reassure you that we have you covered no matter what the weather forecast brings.
