Top Things to do in Hepburn Springs
What to do and see in Hepburn Springs, Australia: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Hepburn Springs, Australia including Prani Glow Day Spa, Chocolate Mill, Simply Dvine Cooking Classes, Portal 108, Lake Daylesford, Glenlyon Estate Winery, The Mineral Spa, Hepburn Mineral Springs Reserve, The Mill Markets, Convent Gallery.
Restaurants in Hepburn Springs
1. Prani Glow Day Spa
Overall Ratings
5 based on 179 reviews
Prani Glow day spa is situated in a picturesque hamlet of Spa Country. We are a Thai- South East Asian inspired day spa where only use organic products including our organic massage oil. Our treatments are based on the philosophy of healing,rest, relaxation and improvement, whether it be choice of our signature massages from gentle and relaxing to invigorating and revitalizing with a Thai herbal compress therapeutic massage.
Reviewed By Simone R
We thoroughly enjoyed our massages at Prani Glow, they were very relaxing. We paid additional for a deep tissue massage but unfortunately did not receive one which was a little disappointing. However, the staff were very friendly and professional which made our visit worth it.
2. Chocolate Mill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
Reviewed By maggiec642017 - Melbourne, Australia
Chocolate Mill was a great place to visit to purchase hand made chocolates and to watch the chocolatier do his magic... the chocolates were delicious as was the drinking chocolate...you could buy a white, milk and dark. My o Lydriad co plaint was the toilets were in a bit of a state. Otherwise staff were great and it was a nice place to visit.
3. Simply Dvine Cooking Classes
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Simply D'Vine Cooking Classes are about having fun, learning, delicious food and unforgettable memories. On offer Thai, Asian, Moroccan, Italian, Greek, Turkish, French, Japanese, Spanish & more... For the health conscious: gluten/dairy free, Paleo, Vegan, raw foods and our signature class secrets of a health spa cuisine. Why not join us for a cook & stay experience. Ask about our accommodation.
Reviewed By rojensch - Melbourne, Australia
What a beautiful location.Lesley and Glenn made us feel welcome as soon as we stepped out of our car.The rooms are well styled clean and very new it had a fantastic bathroom and well appointed kitchenette.We could not find any faults with this amazing property fantastic views and lots of kangaroos roaming.The cooking class was well set up and lots of fun and very informative.Cant wait to come back again next year.
Jenny and Liz
4. Portal 108
Overall Ratings
5 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By Worldtravellers99999 - Melbourne, Australia
I visited the store while staying in Hepburn Springs. The shop attendant left me alone to tend to the dogs outside, and when she returned she put her hands into my pockets without asking. As someone who is 38 weeks pregnant I was very uncomfortable with this. Needless to say, I left without purchasing anything.
5. Lake Daylesford
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 495 reviews
Reviewed By Graham B
I have visited the lake many times over the years. However, the recent work completed by the Victorian government is making the area very attractive.
A walk around the lake is always good morning, afternoon or evening. On a day when you can see into the water and sea the busy life there it is stunning.
I hope in the works there will be some explanation of the old changing room area and show past glories.
Good to see the mullocks explained.
6. Glenlyon Estate Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Glenlyon Estate is a privately operated boutique vineyard available for events such as weddings and engagements, birthday celebrations and corporate functions. We distribute our wine wholesale to local venues in the region. The Estate is closed to the public but available by appointment for events.
Reviewed By Gavin S
I went to Glenlyon Estate for lunch on the weekend (Sat 28th) with some friends and had a wonderful time. We were advised that there would be a wait on the pizza's so got stuck into the antipasto platter and beautiful Pinot Noir. Never felt that we had been forgotten and had experienced great service from Lee (I think that was his name). All in all the pizzas where fantastic, especially the Tuki Trout one, wine was delicious and had a great time. Will definitely be back!!
7. The Mineral Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 205 reviews
Mineral Spa is an idyllic rural restorative haven; one of the largest and most acclaimed rural day spas in Australia. Mineral Spa has been specifically designed as a sanctuary of healing and relaxation; connecting body and spirit to the earth's natural elements and offering powerful healing and beauty treatments to re-invigorate and restore. Therapists, each with their own area of expertise and selected for their healing hands and calming spirits, ensure that every guest experiences a beautiful and personal spa experience; with individual consultations and exclusive specialist treatments. The spa’s key feature of healing through water is The Retreat; a mineral water therapy zone following in the healing traditions of the famous mineral spas throughout Europe. Tucked in a private and peaceful indoor/outdoor corner of the spa, The Retreat comprises two 100% mineral water spas, a cold plunge pool, steam room, infra-red detox box and the only lavender-infused basalt stone sauna in the Southern Hemisphere.
Reviewed By MelbournePixie - Melbourne
I have never had the experience of being left alone on the massage bed for about 5 to 10 minutes but that’s what happened at my recent visit. Lying face down on the massage table I said to the masseuse that “the level of massage was a bit light” to which she replied that it was a relaxation massage and promptly walked out. According to reception staff the worker was over sensitive however she did return to start again this time massaging as hard as she could manage. After I turned the worker started the facial basically in complete silence. I felt completely intimidated. Had a sauna the next day which was fine but found the steam room far too hot for me. At least in that situation I had choices. Don’t think I will ever come back or recommend.
8. Hepburn Mineral Springs Reserve
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
9. The Mill Markets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 402 reviews
Welcome to the Amazing Mill Markets, where we sell amazing things. The Amazing Mill Markets are located in three locations - Ballarat, Geelong and Daylesford. Because the Amazing Mill Markets lease space to hundreds of different stallholders, each location has a diverse range of wares and new stallholders are always welcome. There is invariably something for everyone who visits with vintage clothes, vintage furniture, memorabilia, art, glass, jewellery, books, antiques and collectables to name a few.
Reviewed By Jules20056 - Sunbury, Australia
If you like olde wares then this is the place for you. Everything from China to books, clothes, antique bric a brac etc etc Daylesford Mill Markets is huge but fortunately fairly easy to navigate inside.
Tip: Allow a couple of hours to see everything. There is a good sized cafe onsite if you need refreshments and the staff are very friendly.
10. Convent Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 385 reviews
A feast for the senses, the gallery is more than a three level haven of fine art in an historic 19th century mansion. With its decadent retail areas, Mediterranean restaurant, relaxing Altar bar and lounge, restored chapel, nuns museum, penthouse apartment...
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