Gyms & Fitness Centres
St Kilda Sea Baths
(03) 9593 8228
10-18 Jacka Bvd
St Kilda, VIC, 3182
St Kilda Sea Baths
Located on Melbourne's premier beach front, the St Kilda Sea Baths overlooks the idyllic and picturesque Port Phillip Bay. There is nothing else like it in Australia.
With a history dating back to middle of the 19th Century, this Melbourne institution continues to define the ultimate bayside lifestyle.
Only six kilometres from Melbourne CBD, the St Kilda Sea Baths is well within your reach, yet a world away.
Restaurants:
Republica - The public bar/restaurant for the people on the beach. Republica has four sections - beach, lounge, garden and rooftop (for events only). There also is a sit down table service provided inside. The rest of the Republica receives a smaller tapas and mains menu from the same kitchen.
Beachcomber - Beachcomber goes beyond expectations of a casual cafe experience. You can breathe in the ocean air and enjoy uninterrupted views of the bay while enjoying all the luxuries of the dining room.
Soul Mama - Soulmama takes modern style and fine vegetarian dining to a new level.
Health & Wellbeing:
South Pacific Health Club - South Pacific Health Club offers the finest quality health and fitness service in Melbourne. The gymnasium offers all of the latest state of the art equipment to ensure that you get the best workout in an efficient manner.
Spa Dreamtime - Winner of Best Day SPA Australasia by SpaAsia. Spa Dreamtime offers an urban oasis where you can escape and re-discover inner health and wellbeing.
St Kilda Sea Baths - The natural benefits of the filtered indoor Sea Water pools at the St Kilda Sea Baths provide users with many healing ...read more
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Disabled Facilities
- Disabled Parking
Still my favourite pool, spa and sauna combo in Melbourne! I went with friends after a day at Republica and on the beach and it was the perfect end to a hot summer's day to relax in the gentle waves of the saltwater spa. You can really sweat out those Christmas indulgences in the sauna and enjoy some gentle laps in the seawater pool. Everything is clean, so no need to worry about hygiene.
I'm always one to keep an open mind so when I decided to start using the pool, spa and sauna as a casual user I had a much better experience. The pool is fabulous, the spa is very enticing after a good swim and the sauna is great. Rates are reasonable for casual use and there are student/pensioner concessions. Visits are also not timed, which is great. I recommend coming during a less busy time if possible to enjoy it to the maximum eg weekday mid-morning or late afternoon.
The St Kilda Sea baths are a St Kilda icon. The saltwater pool and spa are lightly chlorinated so it doesn't have quite so much of that pool smell and I think seawater is beneficial. Having said that I was a member of the gym. Even after I discontinued my membership over the telephone three times, I had to finally cancel my credit card to stop the direct debits.
There was ALWAYS a problem with my parking validation and I invariably paid more. The queues to sort out parking are crazy (especially if you need to get to work) Of course that is if you can FIND parking. The gym membership just isn't worth the money- the Pilates was great but some of the other instructors were plainly awful especially one of the yoga instructors, which is ironic. The view is nice but most of the classes face the other way anyway. I now use the pool, spa and sauna occasionally and frequent another gym. It does open early (5:30am)
