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Oria Haven lists 491 wellness practices across Perth — 31 categories, 132 suburbs — every one checked by hand. Pick a practice below; suburb, price and style come after.
491 hand-checked places across Perth · Updated 9 October
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Float tanks on Edward Street, backed by infrared sauna, red-light and contrast therapy. An hour in the dark and the salt is the quietest sixty minutes available in the inner city, and the intro three-pack brings a float under sixty dollars while you decide whether it's your thing.
Twelve venues across Perth, most of them within sight of water — Scarborough Beach, City Beach, Cottesloe, Port Beach and Point Walter among them, alongside indoor rooms in West Leederville, East Perth, Burswood, Nedlands and Karrinyup shopping centre. Sessions run a flat sixty minutes on the hour and are communal rather than private, with venue capacities between seven and twenty. Cold water varies by site: ice pools, ice baths, ice showers, a magnesium pool, and at the beach venues the ocean itself. Booking is through the studio's own app.
A Forrest Street room in Subiaco running sauna and cold plunge in thirty or sixty minute blocks, with availability deliberately capped so the space stays quiet rather than filled. A thirty-minute session is $25 and an hour is $35, with early sessions at 5am, 6am and 7am for $7, $14 and $21. The timetable also carries yoga classes, and drinks afterwards are complimentary. Showers and change rooms are on site.
Four sites between the South Terrace studio and the beaches at South Beach, Leighton and Hillarys Boat Harbour, and the format changes with the location. The studio runs private infrared rooms at thirty minutes and a private magnesium bath and sauna at sixty; the beachside rooms are communal, including a silent session where nobody talks. A bath house experience and massage run alongside. Booking is online.
The state aquatic centre on Stephenson Avenue, still widely known as HBF Stadium, running deep-water aqua classes alongside its pools and gym floor. Deep water means the feet do not touch the bottom and buoyancy equipment holds you up, which the centre notes is open to people who are not confident swimmers. Classes come with gym membership or can be paid for singly.
A City of Canning centre running three distinct aqua classes rather than one generic timetable: Aqua Fit as a cardio and conditioning session for sixteen and over, Aqua Stick using rubber bands on a bar for added resistance, and Revitalise Aqua, a low-impact class the city describes as designed for people over fifty. A second pool runs the same programme at Riverton. Bookings open twenty-two hours before each class.
A Milne Street studio that runs a Mysore room alongside a general timetable, which is less common in Perth than the number of yoga studios would suggest. Ashtanga Led covers the half primary series in seventy-five minutes and the studio asks you to do its Ashtanga Foundations course first. The rest of the week is softer — Mellow, Linger Longer, Dynamic Flow, and Yin by candlelight.
Two rooms on the coast — Railway Street in Cottesloe and a second inside the Swanbourne Surf Club — running more than thirty classes a week between them. The timetable is unusually wide for a studio this size: vinyasa and power vinyasa at one end, hatha flow and slow flow in the middle, and yin restorative, yin and yang, and myofascial release at the other. Sound healing runs as its own session and paired with yin.
Jai Ram teaches pregnancy and postnatal yoga on South Street and very little else — a studio built around one stretch of life rather than a timetable that happens to include a prenatal slot. Courses run in ten-week cycles following school terms, with a six-week intensive inside them, and Mama Baba classes carry on afterwards with the baby in the room.
A Balcatta studio running a six-day timetable across jazz, tap, classical ballet, lyrical and contemporary, hip hop, acrobatics and musical theatre. The adult classes are the notable part — the studio's own line is that it has lovely ladies still tapping in their eighties — and students of all ability levels including beginners are taken. Preschool classes start from eighteen months.
Brazilian jiu jitsu, capoeira and Muay Thai taught in Malaga, with a second room in Ellenbrook, by instructors the centre says are qualified at international level. Capoeira is the uncommon one here — the Brazilian art that sits between martial art, dance and music, and it runs for adults as well as children. A FIFO programme is scheduled around swings rather than weeks.
Oria Haven lists 491 wellness practices across Perth — 31 categories, 132 suburbs — every one checked by hand. Pick a practice below; suburb, price and style come after.
Most listings here were built from public information and are waiting for their owner to take them over — each one says so on its own page. We never take a cut of a booking.
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Oria Haven lists 491 practices across 31 categories, from meditation and yoga to remedial massage, breathwork, sound and float, allied health and outdoor wellness. Every one is checked by hand before it goes up, and the number keeps moving as we work through each area.
Listings are grouped into 2 places: Margaret River and Perth. Each has its own page, and so does every suburb we list a practice in.
Yes. Listing costs nothing and claiming a listing costs nothing — an owner can take over their profile and keep it accurate for free: services, opening hours, prices, amenities, parking, contact details and up to four photos. Paid plans add a booking link, more photos, offers, a timetable and visitor stats, and no plan changes where a practice appears or how it is described.
Most were built from what a practice already publishes about itself, then checked by hand. A listing stays marked Unclaimed until somebody from the business confirms it is theirs. We correct anything that is wrong whether or not a listing has been claimed, and we take listings down on request.
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