
The new spa complex which opened late November, is the final addition to the facilities on this scenic 200 hectare (500 acre) property nestled in Queensland’s Tallebudgera Valley. In conjunction with the recently released Signature Spa Suites, Gwinganna will offer guests a complete holistic spa experience.
The 33 room spa, featuring a stunning waterfall entry, has been built in the shape of a sweeping arc and was inspired by the surrounding landscape, including three towering Australian eucalypt trees. The complex comprises three buildings connected by glass covered walkways that weave elements of nature into the building.
Light, birdsong, the soothing sound of water and native plants play an integral role in the internal experience of the building and each room has something different to offer. Sydney based building and interior designer, Poune Parsanejad set about creating something special for this development from the very beginning.
“The oversized treatment rooms are carefully designed featuring rich colours and some are themed to reflect an element of the specialty treatment on offer,” Ms Parsanejad said. There are rooms that offer bath experiences, and indoor/outdoor couple suites with private deck overlooking surrounding bushland.
The Spa menu boasts an enticing array of services. On top of organic facials and body treatments, there is also a vast selection of massages and specialty treatments unique to Gwinganna. Guests can benefit from treatments such as the Sound and Stone therapy, a blend of bodywork, meditation and massage or the Ka Huna massage, the indigenous Hawaiian massage, which involves dance and massage moves to ‘bring the body to a state of profound balance and rest’.
General Manager Sharon Kolkka says that the new spa completes the facilities at Gwinganna and further enhances the guest experience.
“There are wonderful elements to enjoy in addition to the actual treatment rooms. These include a beautiful Crystal Steam Room, an inviting manicure and pedicure suite, the relaxing Whisper Lounge, and an outdoor pebble garden and monsoon shower.”
For more details visit www.gwinganna.com
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