The Healing Waters of Australian Springs, Therma Pools and Artesian Baths

Healing waters are nothing new to Australia. For years, Australians have been making the most of the naturally heated spa waters at many locations across the continent.

Sample Hydrotherapy at its best at Peninsula Hot Springs Victoria

Victoria is home to one of the greatest natural remedies in Australia, an abundant source of naturally heated 50°C (122°F) mineral waters 637 meters below the Australian city of Melbourne’s Mornington Peninsula.

The creation of a spa centre offering a fusion of the best of bathing cultures from around the world is atPeninsula Hot Springs, and it is the only natural thermal mineral springs bathing and day spa facility in Australia.

Peninsula Hot Springs provides relaxation and recreational spa experiences, giving patrons all the best of the healing energies of water. The private Spa Dreaming Centre has an emphasis on tranquil spaces, private pools and spa treatments to revitalize body, mind and spirit.

Experience the Healing Energies of Water at Pilliga Artesian Baths

If you're looking to get away from the city, Pilliga is a village situated 105 km west of Narrabri in the North West Plains of New South Wales, Australia.

It is located near the Pilliga Forest, which supports a rich assortment of bird life. Pilliga’s population is limited to just between two and three hundred people and Wikipedia states that the town’s name is derived from an aboriginal word for 'swamp oaks'.

In 1902 the Pilliga Artesian Baths were constructed and these baths have become a popular swimming and therapeutic spot for residents and visitors. The water temperature of the Pilliga Bore healing waters is a warm 37°C (98.6°F).

The village is a typical Australian country town, it has a store, police station, post office and school.

Hydrotherapy at its Best at Mataranka and the Bitter Springs Thermal Pools

Mataranka is a small community of approximately 400 people located in what’s commonly called the ‘Top End’ region of Australia's Northern Territory, and home to some incredible spas.The main attraction in the Mataranka region is the Elsey National Park which contains the majestic Roper River and two incredible Thermal Pools with wonderful healing waters: Bitter Springs and Rainbow Springs.

Bitter Springs Thermal Pools is on the north east side of Mataranka township, and swimmers can glide with the current downstream to view the majestic vegetation and birdlife along the way. With a mask and snorkel, small fish and turtles can be seen in the fantastically clear waters.

Mataranka Thermal Pools- Also Known as Rainbow Springs -or Mataranka Thermal Pools as it is also known- has been accessible to the public for much longer than the other areas of Elsey National Park and has been enhanced over time with the installation of concrete walls and staircases.