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Portable & Inflatable Spas - Bestway, Intex & MSpa

Portable and inflatable spas offer luxury, convenience and affordability, making them a great option for home relaxation. They set up on a flat surface in your backyard or on a patio, fill from a garden hose and can be packed away when you’re done, so there’s no permanent build.

Shop Bestway Lay-Z-Spa, MSpa and Intex PureSpa models, from compact 2-4 person spas to 8-person family spas, with air jet and hydro jet massage options. Compare the range below, or read on for help choosing the right size and jet type.

Portable and Inflatable Spas for Home Relaxation

Portable and inflatable spas give you a heated spa at home without the cost or work of a built-in installation. They set up on a flat, firm surface, fill from a garden hose and can be drained and packed away when you’re done. That makes them a practical outdoor spa for backyards, patios and decks, and a good fit for renters or anyone who doesn’t want a permanent install.

We stock three leading brands, Bestway Lay-Z-Spa, MSpa and Intex PureSpa, with models designed for different needs and budgets.

Why Choose a Portable or Inflatable Spa?

Whether you call it an inflatable spa pool, a hot tub or a portable jacuzzi, the appeal is the same:

More affordable than a built-in spa
No excavation or plumbing, so it’s ready to use quickly
Heated water, so you can relax in cooler weather
Air or hydro massage jets, depending on the model
Seating from 2 to 8 people
Easy to pack away when you don’t need it

Bestway Lay-Z-Spa Inflatable Spas

Bestway Lay-Z-Spa (often searched as Lazy Spa) is a popular choice for inflatable hot tubs, with options from compact 2-4 person spas to larger models for up to seven people. Models like the Maldives HydroJet Pro feature air and hydro jets for a luxurious spa experience, while the Ibiza AirJet and St. Moritz AirJet offer powerful massage jets and easy maintenance.

The Havana AirJet (1.8m x 66cm, 2-4 people) is the most compact option, suited to couples and small groups.
The Ibiza AirJet (1.8m x 66cm, 4-6 people) is a 4 person inflatable spa that stretches to six.
The Honolulu AirJet (1.96m x 71cm, 4-6 people) adds a little more room.
The San Francisco Smart Luxe HydroJet Pro (2.30m x 71cm, 5-7 people) is the largest, with HydroJet Pro massage.

Compare every model in our Bestway Lay-Z-Spa range.

MSpa Portable Frame and Inflatable Spas

MSpa is known for innovation and comfort, with top models like the Oslo HydroJet, which features hydro jets for a deep-tissue massage experience, and the Carlton HydroJet, perfect for families with its 128 air jets and quiet operation. The Tuscany AirJet and Tribeca AirJet offer soothing air massages and energy-efficient features.

The MSpa Oslo HydroJet (1.6m x 1.6m x 65cm, 6 person) is a portable frame spa with hydro jets.
The MSpa Tuscany AirJet (1.93m x 1.93m x 73cm, 6 person) is a roomier portable frame spa.
The MSpa Bergen MAXI Airjet (2.24m x 70cm) is an 8 person inflatable spa for larger groups.
The MSpa Starry Airjet LED (2.04m x 70cm) is a 6 person inflatable spa.

See the full MSpa range.

Intex PureSpa Inflatable Spas

Intex PureSpa offers 6 person spas in round, square and octagon shapes, with the Sahara Tan Airjet, Greystone Deluxe Airjet and Onyx Black Deluxe Massage Jet to choose from.

Choosing the Right Portable Spa

Seats: Choose 2-4 people for a compact spa, 4-6 for most households, or 8 for larger groups.
Jets: AirJet models push air through the water for a soothing bubble massage. HydroJet and massage jet models add water jets for a firmer, deep-tissue style.
Type: Inflatable spas rely on air-filled walls. Portable frame spas use a frame structure to hold their shape.
Space: Footprints range from about 1.6m to 2.3m across, so measure the area and leave room to get in and out.
Budget: AirJet models are generally the most affordable inflatable hot tubs, while HydroJet models and larger spas cost more.
Power: Spas need a nearby outlet protected by an RCD (safety switch). Check the manual for your model before first use.

Spa Accessories and Care

A spa cover keeps heat in and debris out. Keep the water clean with spa chemicals and replacement filter cartridges, and browse spa accessories for headrests and extras.

Shop Portable and Inflatable Spas in Australia

Shop portable spas for sale online and find an inflatable spa that suits your backyard and budget. Compare Lay-Z-Spa, MSpa and Intex models above, or contact our team if you’d like help choosing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an inflatable spa?

An inflatable spa is a portable spa pool that can be inflated, filled with water and heated at home. It offers a convenient and affordable alternative to a permanent spa.

How big is a 4-person inflatable spa?

A 4-person inflatable spa typically measures around 1.6 to 1.8 metres across, depending on the model and shape. Actual dimensions and seating space vary, so check the product specifications before buying.

How long do inflatable hot tubs take to heat up?

Most inflatable hot tubs take several hours to heat the water to a comfortable temperature. The exact heating time depends on the starting water temperature, outside weather, spa size and heater performance. Many models heat at approximately 1–2°C per hour, although rates vary. Using an insulated spa cover helps retain heat and can reduce energy consumption while the water warms up.

Do inflatable hot tubs need chemicals?

Yes, inflatable hot tubs need spa chemicals to keep the water clean, sanitised and safe for bathing. Regular water testing and the correct sanitiser are important, along with maintaining balanced pH and alkalinity levels. You should also clean the filter cartridge regularly and follow the manufacturer's instructions for your particular inflatable spa.

How much electricity does an inflatable spa use?

Electricity usage depends on the spa model, water temperature and frequency of use. Using an insulated cover and maintaining the water temperature can help reduce running costs.

How much water does an inflatable spa hold?

Water capacity varies by model and size. Check the manufacturer's specifications for the spa's capacity in litres and always follow the recommended fill level.

How do you inflate an inflatable spa?

Most inflatable spas use an integrated pump or blower to inflate the spa walls. Connect the inflation hose to the designated valve or inflation port, then follow the manufacturer's instructions for your model. Some Lay-Z-Spa and MSpa models use their own pump systems, so the process can vary. Always inflate the spa to the recommended pressure and never overinflate it.

How do you deflate an inflatable spa?

To deflate an inflatable spa, first switch off and disconnect the power, then drain the water completely. Allow the spa to dry before opening the designated air-release valve and removing the air according to the manufacturer's instructions. Some portable spa models use the pump to assist with deflation. Once fully dry and deflated, fold the spa carefully and store it in a clean, dry place.

How much does an inflatable spa cost in Australia?

The cost of an inflatable spa in Australia depends on its size, features and brand. Entry-level models are generally more affordable, while larger portable spas with advanced air jets, hydro jets and smart controls cost more. When comparing inflatable spas for sale, consider the purchase price as well as electricity, filtration and spa chemical costs. Best Pool Supplies offers a range of portable spas from brands including Bestway Lay-Z-Spa and MSpa to suit different budgets and needs.