Ngawha Spa
Commercial
Ngawha Springs Road, Ngawha Springs, Kaikohe
Description
Directions
These pools are situated at Ngawha Springs approx 6 km S/E of Kaikohe along the Ngawha Springs Road. As you enter Ngawha Springs go down the hill pass the hall and stay to your RIGHT (not left), go down the loose metal road and the pools are beside Lake Tuwhakino and in front of the old guest house [debbie, ]
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Bather Reviews
I visited these pools in October 2020 and what an experience. Ring to make your reservation and you are blessed with an hour of luxury and healing. The basic accomodations just enhance the options offered in the various temperature of the pools. The staff and locals attending were very welcoming and helpful. I would highly recommend. PS don’t forget to…
Alison McNab -
Waikanae Beach
/10
The BEST hot springs. Have been coming to the pools since approx.1954. Cant get enough of the soaking and feeling so great afterwards.
Pam -
New Zealand
/10
Ko kapa Magic te paru, te marino te wai, whakaora i wai, kaukau te paru, te rongo ki te whaiaro runga i te whenua… Ultimate but not submissive to the translations NgaWha is the best……..!
Tina Hepburn -
Australia
/10
Rang the phone number and it was not working
tony walsh -
/10
Just love your pools. I take all my friends to them when they come up for a rest from the city. We spend hours soaking and talking. I always feel refreshed and vitalized after my long hot soak in the mud, if I could go every week I would. Suzzanne
Suzzanne -
Hokianga
/10
Just as described and so laid back, as we were in the pools. Tried every pool except the bubbling one ! who in their right mind would cook themselves! Carols hint about immersing yourself in the cold water paddling pool after to close the pores and trap the goodness that has gone in worked really well, l was amazed how…
Barbara Hunter -
Waiheke island
/10
What a hidden gem! We went from pool to pool for four hours. It felt like playing putt putt golf. Loved it. Which pool to go to next! Place is original and a great deal for $4. By 11 am there were only three of us in pools. Quiet and relaxing time.
Janet and Clint -
Live in both USA/Canada
/10
During the second world war my parents managed the hotel at ngawha springs. My brother and I spent every waking moment, when not at school in Kaikohe, in the pools. We just loved it there.Having perused the photos- am very pleased to see that very little has changed in the intervening years.Still remember all of those pools! Magic!
shirley cook -
auckland
/10
After a 8 day sail from Tonga we were looking for a nice soak at Nagawha where I had spent some days 30 years ago!Still the great lay back with Carols welcoming smile. We stayed the night for $20 pp and with the $5 entry fee to pools its very reasonable.No restaurant but kitchen facilities available and Kaikohe just close…
Bruce Dunlop -
Auckland NZ
/10
I had review on the wrong pool last year, (the one next to Ginns, sorry…) I went with some friends again this August, awesome, never felt so good when you sit in the hot muddy water, smelly too. (even after a day or two) I will always go back.
Pau Wong -
New Zealand
/10