Facilities Saunas

Our saunas

Discover our saunas and steam baths.

NEW: Crystal Sauna
- Rock crystal enhances energy and balance, giving the sauna a calming atmosphere.
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New: Herbal Sauna
- Opens the airways, soothes, and revitalizes with the warm aromas of healing herbs.
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New: Steam room
- Temperature 50°
- Warm, humid air opens pores and removes toxins, complemented by the scent of mint or eucalyptus.
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Lightning Sauna
- Temperature 85°
- Relax to the sounds of the Amazon, embraced by warmth and the soothing rhythm of rain and thunder.
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Infrared Sauna
- Infrared cabin stimulates circulation and relaxes muscles and joints.
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Nature Sauna
- Temperature 80°
- Classic nature sauna with a beautiful stove, birdsong, and views of greenery.
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Open Fireplace Sauna
- Temperature 90°
- Atmospheric play of flames and crackling fire for pure relaxation.
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Infusion Sauna
- Temperature 85°
- Surprising herbal infusions by our experienced sauna masters, several times a day.
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Panoramic sauna
- Temperature 75°
- Panorama sauna with a mild temperature and beautiful view over our resort.
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Salt Crystal Sauna
- Temperature 60°
- Healing Himalayan salt cabin that stimulates circulation, purifies the skin, and relaxes the muscles.
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Turkish Steam Bath
- Temperature 45°
- Stimulates lymph flow and circulation, and nourishes the skin and respiratory system.
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Our saunas are unique with their own character!

All of our saunas are unique. Designed to surprise you with their own character. They differ in temperature, atmosphere, and of course, in what they do for your body and mind. What they share? They all offer relaxation and delightful moments of enjoyment. Let yourself be surprised by our unique saunas and healing wellness.

How long should you stay in the sauna?
You decide how long you stay in the sauna. The recommended sauna duration depends on the type of sauna, the temperature, and the humidity. In general, we recommend staying in the sauna for a maximum of 15 minutes, followed by cooling down. After that, you're of course free to dive into another sauna session.

The most important thing is to always listen to your own body. If you feel the sauna is too hot or if you feel lightheaded, calmly stand up and walk out slowly, even if you've only just entered the sauna. Take your time to cool down after each sauna session. And drink plenty of water.

Frequently Asked Questions

The humidity in a steam bath is much higher than in a sauna. In a steam bath, water is heated to create steam, which is then released into the room.
In contrast, saunas have a very low humidity level. In a sauna, heated stones are used to create dry air combined with high temperatures.
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There are several contraindications (such as flu or fever) where a sauna visit is not recommended. Below you can read more about the most common medical situations, such as sauna and pregnancy, losing weight, high/low blood pressure and more.
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Relaxing your mind also allows your muscles to relax deeply, restoring the natural flow of energy in your body. A visit to the sauna is therefore a true benefit for both body and mind.
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A day at the sauna is all about relaxation. Even during pregnancy, you may feel like enjoying it. If you are a regular sauna visitor, you can usually continue. However, if you are in the first three months of your pregnancy, it’s better to postpone your visit. Sauna use during pregnancy requires extra care and attention.
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