At Spa World, finding the right spa pool is easy. Choose from Jacuzzi®, Vortex®, and Fisher® Spas, with options ranging from feature-packed hydrotherapy models to durable family favourites and affordable entry-level choices. We offer compact 2–3 seaters, spacious 5–6 seat spas, loungers, and layouts to suit any backyard and budget.
Explore the range below and unwind in comfort.
A spa pool is more than just warm, bubbling water—it’s an investment in relaxation, well-being, and a better lifestyle.
With soothing warm water, powerful hydrotherapy jets, and a design focused on comfort and ease, a spa pool brings the luxury of a personal retreat right to your backyard.
Here are three great reasons why a spa pool is worth investing in:
Turn your backyard into your own private retreat—where you can escape, unwind, and recharge whenever you need it. Sink into warm, bubbling water, feel the tension melt away with soothing jets, and enjoy a moment of pure relaxation, all in the comfort of your own space.
Watch how George transformed his backyard into a luxurious private resort with the Vortex® Cobalt™ spa pool.
Experience the therapeutic benefits of hydrotherapy as powerful jets and warm water work together to relieve muscle tension, ease joint discomfort, and promote overall relaxation. Whether you’re recovering from a workout or simply unwinding after a long day, a spa pool helps you feel your best.
Watch how Dawn eased her chronic pain and found relief with a Vortex Mercury Spa pool.
A spa pool isn’t just for solo relaxation—it’s a great way to connect with family and friends. Whether you’re enjoying a quiet evening soak or hosting a social gathering, a spa pool creates the perfect setting for meaningful conversations and shared moments.
Have questions about spa pools? You’re in the right place. Explore answers to the most common questions about choosing, owning, and enjoying a spa. Simply expand each topic below to learn more.
Spa pools come in a range of prices to suit different budgets and preferences, typically starting from around $5,000 and going up to $37,000 or more for premium models. The cost reflects factors such as size, quality, hydrotherapy features, insulation, and added luxuries like LED lighting and advanced filtration systems.
While there are installation considerations—such as preparing a foundation and electrical setup—these are one-time investments that help ensure your spa is perfectly positioned for long-term enjoyment. With the right spa, you can create a personal oasis, adding value to your home and enhancing your relaxation and well-being for years to come
Thanks to advancements in energy-efficient technology, running a modern spa pool is more affordable than many people expect. A well-insulated, high-quality spa can cost as little as $30 per month to operate, and this can be even lower with the addition of an energy-efficient heat pump.
With smart energy-saving features and proper usage, you can enjoy the benefits of hydrotherapy and relaxation without worrying about high electricity bills.
The SpaNet® Eco-Cube™ heat pump is a compact, cost-effective heating solution for small- to medium-sized spa pools. It is easy to install and uses eco-friendly refrigerant in the cooling cycle.
To heat it works by using a small amount of electrical power to capture heat from the air and transfer it into the water, which can reduce heating costs by up to 75%. It reverses this cycle when cooling.
The right size depends on how you’ll use your spa, who will be using it, and the space you have available. Here’s a simple guide to help you choose:
2–3 person spas
Perfect for couples, smaller outdoor areas, or anyone wanting a compact spa without sacrificing comfort.
4–5 person spas
A popular choice for most households. These offer a good mix of upright seating and loungers, giving everyone their own space.
6+ person spas
Ideal for larger families, social soaking, or anyone who wants extra room to stretch out and enjoy deeper hydrotherapy.
Other things to consider:
Your space: Measure carefully and allow room for steps, access panels and a cover lifter.
How you like to relax:
Lounger seats offer full-body hydrotherapy and a more reclined, personal experience.
Upright seats maximise capacity and make it easy for everyone to join in.
Your lifestyle:
Love entertaining? Choose more seating.
Focused on recovery? Look for deeper therapy seats and targeted jet layouts.
If you’re unsure, a visit to your nearest Spa World® showroom is the best way to compare sizes, sit in different models, and find the spa that feels right for your home and lifestyle.
A portable spa, also known as a hot tub, above ground, Jacuzzi® or freestanding spa, can be installed into a deck or pit in the ground. Key components such as pumps, heaters, and control systems are contained within the cabinet.
Although both inflatable spas and portable spas are essentially tubs full of heated water and can be moved around, one of the basic differences between the two is that a blow-up spa can be deflated, packed up and stored away. A portable spa has a hard shell and is typically fixed in place.
Spa World offers a range of finance options to make owning a spa easier.
Below are the finaning options available at Spa World:
Yes. We offer plug-and-play spa models that can run on either a 10A or 15A power supply (depending on the spa model). To confirm which option applies to the spa you’re considering, check the tech pack or the specifications section on the spa’s product page on the Spa World website.
If your spa requires more than 15 amps, it will need to be hard-wired by a licensed electrician.
A plug and play spa is a spa pool designed to run from a standard power outlet, instead of being hard-wired. In most cases, that means it can be plugged into a suitable 10A or 15A outlet (depending on the model) and does not require a permanent electrical connection.
A 10A spa is designed to run on a standard household outlet. A 15A spa uses a higher-rated outlet (with a larger earth pin) and may support higher power demand than a 10A model. The right option depends on the spa’s specifications and your existing electrical setup.
The easiest way is to check the tech pack or the specifications section on the spa’s product page on the Spa World website. This will list the electrical requirements (including amperage) for that model.
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