Breathtaking bathhouse SOL Elements is opening on Tamborine Mountain this autumn
After years of anticipation, luxury rainforest bathhouse SOL Elements, inspired by the Japanese wabi sabi philosophy, is nearing completion. Bound by water in the serene surrounds of Tamborine Mountain, the hinterland’s newest wellness destination – which will feature everything from communal onsens to Himalayan salt caves – is set to open its doors to relaxation-seekers in early autumn.
A sanctuary for rejuvenation and balance, SOL Elements is an elemental bathhouse that will invite guests to immerse themselves in the regenerative power of nature’s four elements – earth, water, air and fire. Built on water within the Tamborine Mountain Glades precinct, SOL Elements is all about reconnecting with the flow of nature through a bounty of blissful facilities and holistic treatments that blend ancient bathing traditions with modern wellness innovations.
Guests will be able to melt daily stresses away in the mineral onsen hot pools, invigorate the senses in the ice-cold plunge pools, enjoy moments of tranquillity in the silent steam havens, and feel attuned with transformative breathwork sessions in the Himalayan salt cave. Wellness-seekers can soothe and detox in the deep heat of infrared saunas or in the classic warmth of traditional hot-rock saunas and complete the experience around the submerged communal fire pit. The Tamborine Mountain relaxation station will also feature sensory-deprivation float rooms and a range of massage treatments so visitors can truly switch off and bliss out.
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Designed to blend seamlessly with its breathtaking natural surroundings, SOL Elements will showcase traditional ‘yakisuki’ cladding, a Japanese wood preservation technique. The interior courtyard, reception and luxe private suites will be adorned with hand-burnt timber planks, bringing an element of storied beauty to the revolutionary new wellness haven.
SOL Elements is set to welcome visitors in early autumn. Follow its journey on Instagram and keep your eyes peeled on The Weekend Edition for an inside peek when the doors are open.