This wellness destination, nestled in the rainforests of Mt Tamborine, is set to be the ultimate place to find Zen.

Bathhouses may not be a new concept, but in recent years in Australia, they’ve surged in popularity. The rise of wellness travel has resulted in a slew of bathhouses popping up around the country from Slow House in Sydney’s Bondi to Hepburn Springs Bathhouse in Daylesford.

And Queensland’s Scenic Rim is about to experience its own wave of tranquillity with the opening of a new Japanese-inspired bathhouse in the hinterland town of Mt Tamborine. A one-hour drive from Brisbane and the Gold Coast, it will offer a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. 

Slated to open in early autumn at Tamborine Mountain Glades retreat, SOL Elements Bathhouse will be a luxurious space that blends ancient bathing traditions with modern wellness innovations. Inspired by the Japanese philosophy of Wabi Sabi, which encourages an atmosphere for relaxation, mindfulness and a deep connection to nature, SOL will be an oasis for those in need of some R&R.

This bathhouse will offer an unparalleled wellness experience.

Visitors can expect Japanese onsens, cold plunge pools, a Himalayan salt cave and infrared saunas to rejuvenate and promote overall wellbeing. Historically, bathhouses have not only been used for hygiene purposes but have acted as a place for socialisation. Communal areas will offer opportunities for connection, while private experiences, such as elemental suites and sensory deprivation float rooms, will also be available.

Stay tuned…

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