Swim Spas

Swim Spas

Swim spas combine fitness, recovery, and relaxation in one system. You get a dedicated space for swimming against a current, plus the comfort of a warm-water spa for post-training recovery, stress relief and daily unwinding.

They’re ideal if you want more than a hot tub — or if you want a single investment that covers both wellness and performance.

Who a swim spa is best for

  • Fitness-focused owners who want low-impact training at home.
  • Recovery-led routines (warm-water hydrotherapy after gym or sport).
  • Families who want a multi-use “pool + spa” solution.
  • Year-round use without relying on a cold outdoor pool.

How to choose the right swim spa

  • Single zone vs dual zone: dual-zone models allow different temperatures for swimming and spa use.
  • Space: check the footprint and measure your access route carefully (swim spas require more delivery clearance than hot tubs).
  • Use-case: decide if your priority is fitness (stronger swim current) or relaxation (more spa seating and hydrotherapy features).

Good to know (simple and honest)

  • Power: swim spas typically require higher electrical supply than standard hot tubs.
  • Placement: a solid, level base is essential (reinforced foundation is usually recommended).

Prefer a classic hot tub experience instead? Browse Shop All Hot Tubs or Top Picks.