Hot Springs in Western Australia

Western Australia's hot springs range from a suburban geothermal pool in Perth to remote artesian retreats in the state's north. Bicton Geothermal Pool, run by the City of Melville, taps geothermal bore water to heat a public pool only minutes from central Perth, making it the most accessible option in the state. Further north, Wooramel River Retreat and the Francois Peron Artesian Hot Tub near Shark Bay offer naturally heated artesian bathing in remote coastal and outback settings managed in part by WA's Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions. The Japanese Bath House brand also operates a Western Australian location, extending its commercial onsen-style offering beyond Sydney. Because WA's remote sites are spread across vast distances, most visits to the state's hot springs are planned as part of a longer regional touring itinerary rather than a quick side trip.