Onsen Wellbeing

Onsen Wellbeing is a tranquil yoga retreat centre located in Kingston, Australia, dedicated to providing individuals with a balanced and harmonious lifestyle. At Onsen Wellbeing, guests can enjoy private yoga sessions and have the opportunity for quiet reflection and connexion with nature, all aimed at restoring a sense of peace and wellbeing.

Private yoga classes are conducted in the beautiful home at Onsen Wellbeing, nestled in a peaceful bush setting. Surrounded by wildlife and the soothing sounds of birdsong and frogs, guests can immerse themselves in the serene atmosphere and find inner tranquilly. For those who prefer, yoga sessions can also be conducted in the comfort of their own home. And on sunlit days, the yoga practise can even be enjoyed on the deck, allowing individuals to connect with nature while practising yoga.

Accessibility is also a priority at Onsen Wellbeing, as the home is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that everyone can experience the benefits of yoga.

All yoga classes at Onsen Wellbeing are fully customisable to suit individual needs and preferences. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced yogi, the experienced instructors will tailor the sessions to your specific requirements. After each yoga session, guests are encouraged to continue their moments of tranquilly by engaging in meditation, reading, or simply sitting quietly in nature. Onsen Wellbeing provides an extensive library for guests to explore, or they are welcome to bring their own favourite book or magazine.

For those seeking an extended period of relaxation and self-care, Onsen Wellbeing offers the option of “Me Time. ” This allows individuals to further unwind and rejuvenate themselves, adding an extra layer of wellbeing to their retreat experience.

Recognising the importance of nourishment, Onsen Wellbeing acknowledges the significance of good food. At the conclusion of each yoga class, refreshing drinks and nourishing snacks are offered, ensuring that guests feel revitalised and nourished from the inside out.

For those looking to enhance their yoga retreat experience, Onsen Wellbeing also offers a range of add-on experiences. These can be explored in detail on the Yoga Menu page on their website, allowing individuals to customise their retreat and make it even more tailored to their needs.

Founder Ange, a trained yoga teacher, brings a wealth of experience and passion to Onsen Wellbeing. Alongside her teaching qualifications, she has spent 16 years working as a school principal, which further complements her role as a yoga teacher. Her own personal journey with yoga began over a decade ago when she sought relief from chronic lower back pain. Through her practise, she discovered the numerous benefits of yoga, including stress management, improved strength and flexibility, mindfulness, and overall wellbeing.

Inspired by her grandmother, who practised yoga throughout her life, Ange is dedicated to sharing the magic of yoga with others and helping them lead healthier and more balanced lives.

The name "Onsen Wellbeing” reflects Ange's fascination and admiration for Japanese culture and wisdom. In Japanese culture, an onsen refers to a hot spring rich in beneficial minerals. Traditionally, Japanese people bathe in these hot springs to experience numerous health benefits. Ange sees yoga as an immersive practise that allows individuals to create a healthier and renewed version of themselves, much like immersing in an onsen.

The core values of simplicity, elegance, connexion with nature, gratitude, and mindfulness that resonate within Japanese traditions also form a foundation for Onsen Wellbeing.

At Onsen Wellbeing, guests can expect a retreat experience that nurtures their mind, body, and soul. The centre is committed to providing a space where individuals can find balance, harmony, and a sense of peace, while embracing the teachings of yoga and the wisdom of Japanese culture. Visit the Yoga Menu on their website to explore the offerings and take the first step on your journey to wellbeing with Onsen Wellbeing.