Greenhouse Bathhouse
Garden bathhouse in the Tallebudgera Valley with a red cedar sauna, custom wet steam room, outdoor showers and cold magnesium plunge.
Garden bathhouse in the Tallebudgera Valley with a red cedar sauna, custom wet steam room, outdoor showers and cold magnesium plunge.
Rooftop bathhouse atop the Paradise Centre with mineral pools, Finnish saunas, steam rooms and cold plunges.
European-inspired bathhouse near Kirra Beach with cedar and infrared saunas, steam room, vitality pool and cold plunge.
Rooftop bathhouse at West Village with a dry cedar sauna, infrared sauna and a 12.5°C open-air cold plunge.
Albion Fine Trades precinct bathhouse with a heated vitality pool, cold and ice plunges, steam rooms and several sauna styles.
Open-air bathhouse with one of Australia's largest Finnish saunas, hot and cold magnesium pools and ice baths.
Open-air social bathhouse with a large Finnish rock sauna, hot and cold magnesium pools, 5°C ice baths and free parking.
Many Australian bathhouses and hot springs combine saunas with warm mineral, magnesium or geothermal pools. A warm soak between hot and cold rounds slows the session down and makes it more social. Pool temperatures typically sit in the high 30s°C.
Warm pools change the pace of a sauna session. Instead of rushing between heat and cold, you can soak, chat and let your body settle. Magnesium and mineral pools are typical of bathhouses and hot springs, and geothermal springs, such as those on the Mornington Peninsula, use naturally heated water. Swimwear is required, and many venues ask you to shower before entering.
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