Our wellness buyer's guides

A swim spa and sauna combination is the gold standard for training and recovery: swim or aqua-jog against the current for low-impact cardio, then use the sauna to ease muscle soreness and support circulation. If recovery is your only goal, a spa pool with targeted hydromassage jets is a more compact, lower-cost option.

It depends on how your family relaxes. If it's about winding down together in the evenings, a spa pool seats up to seven and is the easiest to run. If your kids love to swim and you want year-round use, a swim spa gives you play space and fitness in one. For the classic "pool in the backyard" experience with room to entertain, a modular pool is the pick.

Many owners find warm-water massage eases joint pain and stiffness, and sauna use supports circulation and relaxation. A spa pool with well-placed jets is usually the best starting point. We'd always recommend checking with your GP or physio first.

A spa pool or sauna. Compact spa pools fit spaces as small as about two metres square, and many saunas suit a deck, garage or even indoors. Swim spas need a bit more room, and modular pools suit larger sections.

Spa pools, swim spas and saunas are designed for all-season use. Many owners say winter is the best time. Modular pools are typically a summer product unless you add heating.

Yes. Most of our dealers offer private wet tests, so you can try a spa pool or swim spa, or even test a sauna in-store before deciding. It's the single best way to know a product is right for you. Speak to your local dealer to book in a test.