All Hot Springs

Yarrangobilly Caves thermal pool, fed by a natural spring, is a magical swimming spot that’s easily combined with a picnic and walk in the Yarrangobilly area of Kosciuszko National Park. In a pristine mountain river setting, you probably wouldn’t expect to find a pool, never mind one permanently heated to 27ºC by a natural spring. But that’s exactly what you’ll Read more…

Tjuwaliyn (Douglas) Hot Springs are located in the Victoria-Daly Region of Northern Territory. The water is extremely hot at the source of the springs and gradually cools as it makes it’s way downstream. The water flows into the Douglas River which is located right next to the hot springs. After a dip in the hot spring you can jump into Read more…

Mataranka Thermal Springs are a series of hot springs with a temperature of around 30°C. They are located in the Elsey National Park east of the town of Mataranka. Location Homestead Road, Mataranka, NT Directions From Katherine. *Head south along the Stuart Highway for 106km. *Turn left onto Homestead Road in the town of Mataranka. *Follow the road to the Read more…

Innot Hot Springs is town in Queensland with a natural hot spring. The water seeps down into the ground and is heated up deep below the earth. It then works its way back to the surface and comes out so hot that it can actually burn you if you get too close to the source. You can build your very Read more…

Katherine Hot Springs is an amazing place to swim. The water is a constant 32°C and the swimming holes are shaded under large trees. The water is crystal clear and comes pouring out of a cave in the ground into some natural and man made rock pools. Make sure you follow the stream to the big pool at the top. Read more…

Dalhousie Springs is a hot spring oasis in outback South Australia near the Simpson Desert. The water temperature in the swimming hole ranges from 38-43°C. If you like driving a long distance on very bad roads, then this is just the place for you. I blew two tyres getting here. It was worth it though just to see water in Read more…

Bitter Springs is a series of thermal pools or hot springs with flowing water heated naturally to a temperature of 30°C. You can get in at the top of the springs and float down stream with the current. We recommend a pair of goggles for looking at the underwater scenery. It looks surreal, like you are inside an aquarium. Location Read more…