Geothermal & Wellness

Wellness retreats in the Bay of Plenty offer a restorative escape, combining geothermal hot pools, native forest immersion, and holistic health services. These retreats, particularly within the Kawerau region, provide specialized packages featuring yoga workshops, thermal hydrotherapy, and meditation sessions designed to rejuvenate both mind and body. Table of Contents The Unique Appeal of Bay […]

Winter geothermal hot pools offer a unique wellness synergy by combining natural hydrotherapy with mineral-rich waters, essential for combating seasonal stiffness and boosting circulation during the colder months of June through August. In regions like Kawerau, these thermal resources provide accessible therapeutic benefits, including muscle relaxation, improved skin health, and stress reduction, making them the

Free geothermal hot pools are naturally occurring bodies of water heated by the earth’s subterranean volcanic activity, accessible to the public without admission fees. In the Kawerau and wider Bay of Plenty region, these mineral-rich springs offer therapeutic soaking experiences, ranging from managed municipal facilities to rugged, wild streams hidden within native forests. Table of

The Maurie Kjar Memorial Swimming Pool in Kawerau typically operates daily from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM during the summer season and adjusts to shorter hours, usually 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, during winter months. Admission to the complex is free for all visitors, offering access to geothermally heated pools, spa facilities, and picnic areas.