St. Kilda Sea Baths

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Kilda Sea Baths is a pool, spa, food, and entertainment complex located on St. Kilda Beach in Victoria, Australia. The complex features an indoor salt-water pool, a hydrotherapy spa pool, an unisex aromatherapy steam room, and a lounge area. The seawater pool is heated and measures 25 meters in length. The complex also has a day spa and a kiteboard shop. Kilda Sea Baths complex has several restaurants that offer a variety of cuisines and drinks. The Republica St Kilda Beach is a popular restaurant that serves modern Australian cuisine and has a beachfront beer garden. The Captain Baxter restaurant offers a Mediterranean-inspired menu and has a rooftop bar with panoramic views of the beach. The Encore St Kilda Beach restaurant serves seafood and has a balcony that overlooks the beach. The complex also has a cafe called the Beachcomber Cafe that serves coffee, snacks, and light meals. Kilda Sea Baths complex has a rich history, with numerous 'seabath' structures coming and going on the St. Kilda foreshore. The first formal St. Kilda Sea Baths were opened in 1860 and provided separate sections for men and women. The last seabath structure was built in a Spanish-Moorish style in 1931 and was partly reconstructed in the 1990s to create the present structure. The complex is a popular attraction in Melbourne, with its premier beachfront location and picturesque views of the bay. In addition to its restaurants and spa facilities, the St. Kilda Sea Baths complex has a unique feature called 'Fairy,' which is a place maker and reminder of the importance of the natural environment. The complex is a great place to relax and enjoy the beachfront atmosphere while indulging in delicious food and drinks or taking advantage of the spa facilities.