Alba Thermal Springs and Spa
Geothermal springs from a 500m aquifer on the Mornington Peninsula, with indoor, open-air, and outdoor pools, spa treatments, and on-site dining.
Thermal springs draw water from depth, where it has spent years moving through rock and absorbing minerals before reaching the surface warm. The venues listed here are built around that geology, offering pools fed by natural geothermal or mineral water rather than heated mains supply. Most of the entries on this page sit in Victoria, where a band of geothermal activity across the state's south and east has supported a cluster of springs-based venues.
Geothermal springs from a 500m aquifer on the Mornington Peninsula, with indoor, open-air, and outdoor pools, spa treatments, and on-site dining.
Natural artesian mud baths in outback Queensland — mineral-rich clay, individual tubs, nibbles included, open daily from 6:30 AM.
Open-air geothermal mineral pools by the Warrnambool coast, with an indoor bathhouse, sensory caves, salt therapy, and packages tied to the adjoining hotel.
Geothermal springs drawn from 500m below East Gippsland, spread across three bathing precincts overlooking the Gippsland Lakes.
Geothermal mineral springs on natural grounds south of Melbourne, with separate family and adults-only bathing areas, treatments, glamping, and dining.
A 37°C artesian bore bath in outback NSW, open 24 hours, with basic camping on-site. Simple, remote, and genuinely old.
Adults-only mountain resort near Narbethong with private mineral pools, an indoor Roman bathhouse, and couples spa packages.