A new destination spa is to open at Australia’s Qualia resort, located on Hamilton Island in the Great Barrier Reef, has opened.

Designed by Queensland architect Chris Beckingham, the development is owned by billionaire wine exporter Bob Oatley, and his family.

Guests will arrive at nearby Port Cochere and enter Spa Qualia via a walkway lined with reflecting pools.

The facility has six rooms, including two double treatment areas with sunken Roman-style baths and outdoor showers.

The two signature treatments include Bularri Yarrul, meaning ‘warm stone’ in the Kamilaroi indigenous language, and Anoint, which uses a range of 10 Australian essential oils.

The menu uses two international organic skincare ranges: French line Phyts and Hungarian brand Éminence.

The luxury resort will feature a total of 60 one-bedroom pavilions, accessible only to the resort’s guests.