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PAID CONTENT FOR DEEP BLUE HOTEL & HOT SPRINGS


PAID CONTENT FOR DEEP BLUE HOTEL & HOT SPRINGS


Deep Blue Hotel & Hot Springs WARRNAMBOOL, AUSTRALIA


The Deep Blue Hotel & Hot Springs is Warrnambool’s icon for rest, relaxation and rejuvenation. With an idealistic coastal location, the Deep Blue is nestled in the foreshore of the Great Ocean Road region’s largest seaside city Warrnambool (Gunditjmara country). Surrounded by magnificent beaches and foreshore walking trails, Warrnambool is a popular destination for swimming in summer and has an abundance of natural beauty to explore in the winter. Guests rest comfortably in hotel rooms adorned in soft seaside tones, with many boasting ocean or partial ocean views. The penthouse suites provide panoramic views across to Middle Island, the breakwater, and Logan’s Beach whale nursery. The Hot Springs is a geothermal bathing


sanctuary that offers an unparalleled experience. It’s a place where the seamless fusion of nature’s beauty and the therapeutic properties of the geothermal waters create an unforgettable journey for body, mind and soul. Curated rockwork defines each of the rock pools, while sensory caves invite bathers to explore in the comfort of the naturally heated


waters, which have therapeutic benefits. Each of the pools has been aptly named to foster a profound connection with the surrounding coastline. The Sanctuary offers a self-guided journey


where guests can dip into high-tide rock pool, where flowing waters mirror nature’s ebb and flow, before exploring the low-tide rock pools, their warmth soothing body and soul. Guests can then rejuvenate their feet in the foot spa, then lie back in the reflection bay, where the sky mirrors the water’s surface. The lush rainforest pool,meanwhile, has a gentle rainforest shower inspired by the nearby Otway’s. Perhaps the most unique bathing experience of all is the sensory caves, where pink and yellow colour therapy promote calm and clarity of thought. The Day Spa offers Indulgent Spa Journeys,


designed using Pevonia organic skin to ensure a deeper sense of relaxation, healing and balance. Guests can immerse themselves in a relaxation massage, a signature facial or a Sea Holistic Wellness Ritual using the gentle heat of warmed lien bundles or a detoxifying Hydra-Seaweed wrap.


DON’T MISS Immerse yourself in colour and light at the sensory caves or bath in twilight the hot springs sanctuary


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KEY FEATURES • Hot Springs Sanctuary • Indoor Bath House & Day Spa


KEY ACTIVITIES • Great Ocean Road • Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve with a dormant volcano


KEY TREATMENTS • Spa Journey: Sea Holistic Wellness Ritual


GET IN TOUCH thedeepblue.com.au T: +61 3 5559 2000 E: reservations@thedeepblue.com.au


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