The Oria local guide
Beachfront movement, with the coast as the whole reason to come.
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More than thirty years of foot care on Brighton Road: orthotic therapy, sports podiatry, gait analysis, plantar fasciitis and heel pain management, fungal nail and ingrown toenail treatment, serving the coastal strip from City Beach to Karrinyup.
A reformer Pilates studio in the Horizon Building on Brighton Road, a short walk from Scarborough Beach, run since 2010 by accredited exercise physiologist and Pilates instructor Teresa Holmes. Group reformer classes on Allegro 2 reformers are capped at 12 people, alongside private and semi-private sessions, clinical Pilates, exercise physiology and physiotherapy. A casual class is $39 and a one-to-one session $95. Open Monday to Friday from 6am, with shorter weekend morning hours.
A Scarborough studio pairing small-group reformer Pilates — six reformers, never more — with a proper recovery wing: full-spectrum infrared sauna, commercial ice baths and structured contrast therapy. A $59 two-week unlimited intro pass covers the Pilates side.
An acupuncture and Chinese medicine clinic on Scarborough Beach Road, established in 1991 by Dr Trudy Matthews and now staffed by six registered Chinese medicine practitioners. The clinic offers acupuncture, Chinese herbal consultations, cupping, facial acupuncture and paediatric consultations. An initial acupuncture consultation is $130 and a follow-up $100, with cupping from $65. Open Monday to Friday 9am to 7pm and Saturday 9am to 2pm.
A day spa on the Scarborough Esplanade that added a bathhouse — magnesium bath, ice bath, sauna and rain showers — to its treatment rooms. Massage, facials and peels, pregnancy treatments, beauty and tanning, treatments for two and Sunday packages, using Vanessa Megan certified-organic skincare and the Medik8 cosmeceutical range. Bookings and gift cards run through Fresha.
Manon Bocquet founded this Scarborough practice after ten years in clinic, now joined by Victoria de Robillard — both degree-qualified from Endeavour College as naturopaths, herbalists and clinical nutritionists, and both ANTA members. Consultations run face to face or online Australia-wide, and between them they consult in English, French and German.
Scarborough's hot-room specialist: Bikram hot yoga, Sumit's hot vinyasa flow, hot core Pilates and a yin class to balance the heat, fifteen minutes up the coast from the city. Fourteen days unlimited for $39 lets newcomers try the lot before committing.
A yoga and Pilates studio on Scarborough Beach Road, upstairs from Jetts Gym with entry from the car park. It runs more than 60 classes a week across yoga, mat and reformer Pilates, breathwork, meditation and sound bath sessions, plus family-friendly yoga classes. A casual yoga class is $29 and a casual reformer class is $37, with class packs, weekly memberships and intro passes also available. Bookings are made through Mindbody.
4 places have no street address on file, so they are not on the map.
Counted from the places Oria Haven lists here, which last changed 19 September. A place counts once for each kind of practice it offers. Prices are the lowest each place publishes for a session; many publish none, and each sets and changes its own.
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Oria Haven lists 8 places in Scarborough across 8 kinds of practice. The most common are Fitness & Movement (4), Spa & Recovery (3) and Health & Allied Health (2). A place counts once for each kind of practice it offers.
5 of the 8 places publish a starting price, from $29 to $100. What you pay depends on the experience, and each place sets and changes its own, so check the listing before you go.
We build the directory ourselves rather than taking paid submissions, so a practice appears because it exists and serves Perth — not because it paid. Practices can claim their listing for nothing and keep it accurate, photos included. Paid plans add booking links, offers and visitor stats. We never take a cut of bookings, and enquiries go straight to the practice.
