Single Zone Swim Spas

A single zone swim spa has one continuous body of water running at a single temperature throughout the unit. The swim jets sit at one end and the relaxation seating sits at the other, but both share the same water. You set one temperature and the whole spa runs at that setting. All our single zone models — the Amazon Swim, Hawaii Swim, Royal Swim, Atlantic Swim, Venice Swim, and Famous Swim — work this way.

A dual zone swim spa divides the unit into two independently controlled sections. The swim channel and the spa zone can run at different temperatures at the same time. Our dual zone models are the Majestic Swim and Hydro Swim. A single zone model is simpler to operate and lower in price. Most families and recreational users find single zone covers everything they need.

The Fast Lane 4.5m and Fast Lane 6m are purpose-built for swim training with a jet system specifically designed for sustained counter-current resistance. The Famous Swim at 7.8 metres gives you the longest swim run in the range if maximum swim distance is the priority. For general fitness combined with family use, any model in the 4 to 6 metre range works well.

The Royal Swim seats 5 people in a 4.5 metre footprint and is a good starting point for families who want enough spa seating alongside the swim channel. The Atlantic Swim seats 5 in a larger 5.9 metre footprint with more swim length. If you have a larger family the Famous Swim at 7.8 metres seats 4 in the spa zone with the full swim channel available alongside.

Yes. All our single zone swim spas are built for year-round outdoor use. The insulated shell and Balboa control system maintain water temperature through both Australian summers and winters. In southern states like Victoria, South Australia, and Tasmania, a heated swim spa is usable every month of the year unlike an unheated outdoor pool.