Aventuur has partnered with RCVRI, a recovery destination in Australia, to establish a wellness center at the upcoming Perth Surf Park in Western Australia.

The surf park, located in Cockburn Central, is part of a $120 million development project expected to attract up to 1 million visitors annually. The facility is scheduled to open in early 2027 and will feature surf waves suitable for all skill levels, high-performance training facilities, and various sporting and cultural events, alongside leisure, hospitality, and retail options.

As the exclusive recovery partner, RCVRI will create a studio that aims to promote health and high performance among West Australians. The studio will provide a range of recovery services, including hot and cold contrast pools, traditional saunas, private contrast suites, Normatec compression therapy, and hyperbaric chamber therapy. Additionally, personal suites will be available for massage and other health treatments.

In alignment with the park’s local focus, the studio will employ practitioners from the region and source equipment from Western Australian suppliers.

Both Aventuur and RCVRI emphasize community engagement and sustainability. They plan to host various events at the Perth Surf Park, including group experiences and wellness retreats. The studio will also prioritize the use of recycled materials and sustainable products in its operations.

Aventuur’s Chairman and Chief Development Officer, Andrew Ross, expressed that the collaboration presents an opportunity to enhance wellbeing and performance for both surfers and non-surfers.

“Partnering with RCVRI is a compelling opportunity for Aventuur and the Perth Surf Park,” said Andrew. “Together, we’ll deliver experiences to help surfers and non-surfers alike to enhance their wellbeing, improve performance and prevent injury, while also fostering the creation of a positive and healthy community around the park.”

The Perth Surf Park is projected to create over 300 jobs during construction and contribute more than $250 million to the Western Australian economy over its operational lifespan. With all necessary development and environmental approvals secured, the project is ready to proceed, with construction anticipated to begin in early 2025 and the park expected to open in early 2027.