Kia ora whanau, Ngawha Springs is currently closed.
It will be reopening at Level 1.
Nga mihi
It will be reopening at Level 1.
Nga mihi
We invite you to bathe in the healing waters at Ngawha Springs and let the ancient energy revitalise your senses while the minerals from deep in the earth permeate your body.
The mineral-rich hot waters of Ngawha Springs bubble up from deep within the Earth. Our creation stories say it is the unborn child of Papatuanuku, Ruamoko, moving about in the womb of his mother that produces this thermal activity.
Nestled in the heart of Te Tai Tokerau, Northland, our springs have a long history of being a restorative and healing place to visit. Our people of Ngapuhi have attended the natural springs to replenish our wairua (spirit), alleviate the sensation of pain and repair common ailments.
Throughout the centuries, many visitors also travelled, from near and far, to soak in the healing properties of the thermal waters. Each of our geothermal pools have their own unique characteristics and healing properties with differing temperatures, colours and minerals.
Our springs have cultural, environmental, and political significance within the landscape of Aotearoa New Zealand. They are an immutable part of who we are.
As its caretakers, it is our privilege to not only share this wellness experience with you but also safeguard and protect the waters for future generations to come.
They are our connection to nature and to those who have come before. Feel the warmth and intimacy of Papatuanuku as she wraps around you, restoring the eternal connection between you and the natural world.
The mineral-rich hot waters of Ngawha Springs bubble up from deep within the Earth. Our creation stories say it is the unborn child of Papatuanuku, Ruamoko, moving about in the womb of his mother that produces this thermal activity.
Nestled in the heart of Te Tai Tokerau, Northland, our springs have a long history of being a restorative and healing place to visit. Our people of Ngapuhi have attended the natural springs to replenish our wairua (spirit), alleviate the sensation of pain and repair common ailments.
Throughout the centuries, many visitors also travelled, from near and far, to soak in the healing properties of the thermal waters. Each of our geothermal pools have their own unique characteristics and healing properties with differing temperatures, colours and minerals.
Our springs have cultural, environmental, and political significance within the landscape of Aotearoa New Zealand. They are an immutable part of who we are.
As its caretakers, it is our privilege to not only share this wellness experience with you but also safeguard and protect the waters for future generations to come.
They are our connection to nature and to those who have come before. Feel the warmth and intimacy of Papatuanuku as she wraps around you, restoring the eternal connection between you and the natural world.
Our springs
You have the choice to bathe at main public springs or book a private experience.
Our public springs comprise of 16 geothermal pools see more and our private springs comprise 8 geothermal pools which are located past the main complex see more
You have the choice to bathe at main public springs or book a private experience.
Our public springs comprise of 16 geothermal pools see more and our private springs comprise 8 geothermal pools which are located past the main complex see more
OPENING HOURS
CONTACT DETAILS
Physical Address: 303 Ngawha Springs Road, Ngawha. Telephone 09 405 2245 Email: info@ngawha.nz Postal Address: 283 Ngawha Springs Road, RD2, Kaikohe 0472, Northland, New Zealand |
