Travel Interests

Wellness & Relaxation

Fun Fact

Hot springs are often associated with volcanic activity, but with no active volcanoes in Australia, the country’s thermal springs come from groundwater. Over hundreds of thousands of years, this water has seeped through porous bedrock, circulated in deep underground reservoirs and risen in temperature from the heat of Earth’s core, until pressure caused it to reemerge on Earth’s surface as thermal hot springs. Mostly due to the world’s largest and deepest natural water reserve - the Great Artesian Basin - underlying a quarter of its mainland, Australia offers numerous hot water sites for visitors to enjoy.

Get started

Instantly book your free consultation today.

Got Questions?

Diverse Environments

Increasingly in search of experiences that enhance wellbeing and offer retreat from busy lives, travellers will revel in all the restorative opportunities found across Australia. Visitors can soak in natural springs and mineral spas, chase waterfalls and waterholes, find their own piece of a forest or back-to-nature retreat to connect with, or relax in a sublime environment, surrounded by rainforest, countryside, The Outback, or the ocean.

Reconnect with Nature

This is the kind of travel for anyone wanting to get off-grid, or who is in need of a digital detox and an opportunity to reconnect with nature. Many people think of Australia purely as an adventurous or action-packed destination, but believe it or not, there are just as many opportunities for a relaxing and slow-paced holiday, across this vast continent.

Highlighted Interests

Activities & Experiences

Go ‘forest bathing’ in the Grampians - or any forest for that matter- and soak in that cleansing Eucalypt aroma.
Digital detox in a remote nature destination, such as Tassie’s West Coast. “You’re at the mercy of the extremes, nature is in control here. There’s no phone reception, but the natural drama is so engaging you won’t want to reach for your device. It’s like staring at a real-life painting, all dark and moody, with one epic landscape after another. There’s such great excitement in places like this, where you feel like you’re the first person to ever visit.”
Indulge in a treatment at a day spa (bonus: choose a treatment that highlights native ingredients and uses First Nations healing techniques).
Kick off your shoes and adopt island time and pampering mode at one of Far North Queensland’s incredible island retreats.
Check into a rugged, simplistic yet luxurious Outback retreat that’s off the beaten track - we’re thinking places like the Flinders Ranges in South Australia, or Mount Mulligan in Tropical North Queensland.
Take a yoga class while staying at Gaia Retreat & Spa, co-founded by Olivia Newton-John in the Byron Bay hinterland of northern New South Wales, then hit the retreat’s day spa, with 14 treatment rooms and more than 35 healers and therapists.
Head over to the famous Mataranka Thermal Pool for a soak in the rejuvenating water, surrounded by the towering trees of the national park.
Chase one of the thousands of waterfalls in Australia to stand below with a sense of calm and, if allowed, take a rejuvenating dip in the crystal clear waters below.
Take a soak at Alba, one of the newest thermal springs experiences in Australia.

Download our FREE eGuide

‘Navigating Austral Seasons [When Planning a Trip Down Under]’, to make the most of experiencing seasonal nature and wildlife events that occur around Australia each year.

Download Now

Follow our blog series ‘Conscious Travel’

To learn more about making eco-conscious and ethical decisions before, during and after you’ve experienced nature and wildlife tourism activities.

Follow Now

FAQ’s

FAQ listing

Integer porta mauris magna. Proin at nunc aliquet, sagittis ex in, rhoncus felis. Praesent fringilla enim dapibus metus mollis, non facilisis enim gravida. Maecenas eu justo fringilla, aliquam diam quis, condimentum neque. Mauris ultricies mollis massa in rutrum. Nullam at sem sed quam accumsan ultricies at sit amet erat. Maecenas quis sollicitudin ligula. Curabitur quis ipsum eu eros volutpat convallis bibendum sed sapien. Nullam molestie sagittis purus nec tempus. In eget est mollis, pretium nibh maximus, efficitur nisi. Proin a mauris vitae purus rutrum pharetra. In non mattis sapien, bibendum dignissim eros. In laoreet lacinia ante, non pellentesque justo ultricies eget.

FAQ listing