Innot Hot Springs

Locked away in the Australian bush is a teeny, tiny, rural town, settled within a valley lined with tall eucalypts and ferns, that holds the key to North-West Queensland’s best-kept secret. Spend the day discovering the famous Millaa Millaa waterfall, then rest and relax in these freshwater basins, where you can pitch a tent or power your caravan from just $17 a night – spring water pool included (for those that don’t fancy off-roading it down the creek). For the explorers amongst you, the warm, mineral-rich waters of Nettle Creek are completely free-of-charge. Careful though, some of the shallower pools can reach scorching temperatures up to 75 degrees celsius, so tread cautiously. Just a heads up from us, these springs aren’t the most awe-inspiring of the bunch. But since they are virtually untouched, this is about as close to Mother Nature's day spa as you could hope to get. Oh… and there’s also a pub!