Miranda Hot Springs is just over an hour’s drive from Auckland, making it a nice little getaway for the day. Multiple thermal pools sit on two acres of landscaped space with all the makings for family fun. In the distance, vibrant grassy hills, the pristine nature New Zealand is so famous for, line the horizon. …
Kuirau Park Footbaths – Rotorua, New Zealand
Kuirau Park, the only free, geothermal public park in New Zealand, can be found near the city center of Rotoura. While not a traditional hot springs resort, it does boasts some foot baths guests can use. Other highlights include geothermal areas with boiling areas fenced off for safety, such as the famous mud pools. From …
Morere Hot Springs – Mōrere, New Zealand
Morere Hot Springs is located on the beautiful central eastern coast of the North Island of New Zealand. It’s a rare natural salt water hot spring set in a beautiful scenic reserve. Come for the hot springs; stay for the amazing paved walking paths through the 364 hectares of lush natural rainforest. History The thermal …
Sequoia Lodge – Crafers, SA, Australia
Sequoia Lodge is a breathtaking, adults-only resort nestled in the Adelaide Hills of South Australia. Guests are met with a slew of relaxing and enthralling experiences, from relaxing in spring-fed hot pools to cuddling up with koala bears. The exclusive Sequoia Lodge offers three distinct spots for adult guests to soak. Mineral Hot Spring Pools …
Peninsula Hot Springs – Fingal, VIC, Australia
Named the world’s best luxury mineral spring spa for the last eight years running, (Mornington) Peninsula Hot Springs has a slew of incredible thermal spring pools, spa treatments, and overnight glamping accommodations. Located on the Mornington Peninsula, it’s about a 90-minute drive from Melbourne in southeastern Australia. The natural hot springs, day spa, and wellness …
Maruia Hot Springs – Lewis Pass, New Zealand
Surrounded by nature in all directions, Maruia Hot Springs is a true woodland paradise. It’s located on Lewis Pass in South Island, New Zealand. This warm mountain retreat features a variety of thermal pools, along with a full Japanese bathhouse. The full eco-wellness park provides overnight accommodations in Lewis Pass National Reserve. Thermal Pools Resort …
12 Best Hot Springs in New Zealand
Choosing the top hot springs in New Zealand is a tall order. Renowned for breathtaking mountains and bright blue bodies of water, everywhere you look is like a photograph. New Zealand is home to around 5.1 million people, many of which are concentrated in a few large cities. Citizens are known for their outdoorsmanship and …
Katherine Hot Springs — Katherine South, NT, Australia
In the Northern Territory of Australia along the banks of the Katherine River, the Katherine Hot Springs is situated under lush foliage. It’s a wonderful place to soak in soothing, mineral-enriched spring water warmed by geothermal activity from beneath the riverbed. This hot springs site has multiple pools with ranging temperatures. Natural Hot Springs Pools …
Artesian Mud Baths – Eulo, QLD, Australia
For those looking to unwind while visiting Eulo, Queensland, stop by the Artesian Mud Baths for a soak. On-site, guests can soak in individual outdoor bathtubs that are filled with thermal water as well as cover themselves in mineral-rich mud. While there is nothing quite like a mud bath for utter relaxation and skin rejuvenation, …
Hastings Caves & Thermal Springs – TAS, Australia
On the island of Tasmania, nestled in the beautiful Huon Valley, Hastings Caves & Thermal Springs provides guests with the opportunity to relax in mineral-rich geothermal waters. Moreover, visitors can explore a spectacular dolomite cave located beneath the scenic Tasmanian terrain. Hastings Caves & Thermal Springs Pools The Hastings Visitor Centre is home to a …
Artesian Bore Baths – Lightning Ridge, NSW, Australia
Known for its rare black opal, Lightning Ridge is a small town in Australia that’s home to the Artesian Bore Baths. The location has a vast history filled with natural hot spring water that’s said to be over 200 million years old, Once the bottom of a superficial inland sea, explorers have discovered numerous fossils …
Dalhousie (Edith) Springs – Witjira, SA, Australia
While the outback may be home to many gorgeous sights such as the Uluru (Ayers Rock), one gem you won’t want to skip out on is the Dalhousie Springs. Dalhousie Springs, also known as the Witjira-Dalhousie Springs, contains water that is thousands, if not millions of years old. It originated as a fundamental part of Aboriginal …
Bitter Springs – Mataranka, NT, Australia
With crystal clear and warm water, Bitter Springs has become a top attraction in Australia’s Elsey National Park. Tucked into the palms and tropical woodlands, the pool emerges like an oasis from the treeline. The breathtaking clarity of the water means that you can see straight to the bottom and along the length of the …
Deep Blue Hotel & Hot Springs – Warrnambool, VIC, Australia
Leave the world behind and immerse yourself in complete comfort and relaxation when you begin your journey through the therapeutic pools and sensory spaces at the Hot Springs Sanctuary. This luxurious spa experience is located in the Deep Blue Hotel and Hot Springs. The Deep Blue Hotel and Hot Springs are located on a promontory …
Mataranka Hot Springs – NT, Australia
Mataranka Hot Springs is located in Australia’s Northern Territory and serves as a great place to relax while taking in the breathtaking scenery. This destination is unique for the presence of both Mataranka Thermal Pool and Bitter Springs. Both springs are located in Elsey National Park, which also offers camping, fishing hiking. The springs are …
Yarrangobilly Caves Thermal Pool – NSW, Australia
Combining a man-made pool with a naturally fed spring, the Yarrangobilly Caves Thermal Pool has become the main attraction in Australia’s Kosciuszko National Park. The perfect place to relax after a long bushwalk, visitors can enjoy the pool’s warm waters. Sitting along the edge, the pool is backdropped by an impressive forest with hiking trails, …
Serpentine Falls – Serpentine NP, WA Australia
Just south of Perth, Serpentine National Park is a stunning destination where visitors can leave the noise of the city behind and swim at the base of a thundering waterfall. Note though that this is just an Australian swimming hole and not fed by any natural springs. Escape into the calm landscapes of Western Australia’s …
Molly Springs (Galjiba) – Kununarra, WA, Australia
Molly Springs, also referred to as Galjiba Springs, is located within the Ngamoowalem Conservation Reserve. Because this pool at its base is spring-fed, it’s a permanent fixture all year long in Western Australia. Small in size, the pool at Molly Springs can get crowded with many locals and tourists descending on the area to cool …
Middle Springs (Mayiba) – Kununurra, WA, Australia
Part of a series of waterfalls, Middle Springs, also known as Mayiba Springs, is located in the Ngamoowalem Conservation Reserve in Western Australia. As one of eight waterfalls, visitors can scramble up the rocks to reach the next pool and view all of the cascades. The Middle Springs sits at the end of all the …
Rocky Pool – Kalamunda NP, Piesse Brook, WA, Australia
Tucked into the Perth Hills in Kalamunda National Park, the Rocky Pool is a stunning freshwater swimming hole, surrounded by large boulders, colorful seasonal wildflowers, and an array of local wildlife. It’s accessible by a 3.1-mile (5km) long walking trail through nature and is not spring-fed. Visitors will also get the chance to trek along …