10 steps to fully enjoy your sauna & relaxation experience

Your thermal guide to make the most of your sauna session.

Our coaches will reveal all the secrets of this relaxation journey, which takes about 2 hours to unwind completely.

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Start with a lukewarm shower to cleanse and prepare your skin for the sauna’s heat. Dry yourself thoroughly so that you can sweat during the session.

 

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Soak your feet in a warm foot bath to stimulate blood circulation and relax your muscles before entering the sauna. Dry your feet well afterward to maximise the benefits.

 

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Choose a sauna with a comfortable temperature between 65 and 100°C, and lie on a towel to avoid direct contact with the wood. Use the hourglass to limit the session to 15 minutes and make the most of deep relaxation. Avoid wearing a swimsuit for a more authentic and optimal experience..

 

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Walk barefoot through the facility to stimulate pressure points and improve blood circulation while connect with nature, and strengthening your balance.

 

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Cool down with a cold shower, starting from your feet and working upwards, to tighten pores, revitalise your body after the sauna’s heat, and boost your immune system with the thermal shock.

 

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Immerse yourself in a cold-water pool for 2 to 3 minutes for a toning effect to reduce inflammation and help muscles recover.

 

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Rehydrate and revitalise yourself by savouring freshly pressed cocktails at the juice bar, rich in vitamins  and minerals, to complement your wellness experience.

 

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Extend your relaxation with spa treatments or a moment on the massage beds to relieve tension and nourish your skin for a complete sense of well-being.

 

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Opt for additional relaxation with a 20-minute steam bath or infrared treatment to purify your skin and relax
 your muscles deeply.

 

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End your session with a refreshing shower, a relaxing swim in the thermal pool, and rest to absorb the benefits of your wellness experience to the full.

 

 

ADDITIONAL TIPS FOR YOUR COMFORT

Take time to relax outside the sauna or steam bath, for at least as long as your previous session, to allow your body to reoxygenate before starting again.

Do not exceed three sauna or steam bath sessions per day to avoid overheating and allow your body to benefit to the full  without overexertion.

After a sauna or steam bath session, it is important to stay hydrated. Drink water regularly to compensate for fluid loss and maintain your well-being.

 

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Precautions and contraindications

High heat (70 to 100°C) and sudden temperature changes are not recommended for people suffering from heart disease or high blood pressure. Some skin conditions, like psoriasis, don’t react well to contact with sweat. The practice of sauna and the essential oils used during the Aufguss rituals are not recommended for pregnant women. A gentle session with moderate temperatures (up to 70°C) and avoiding ice-cold showers is possible. In case of fever or inflammatory illness, sauna sessions should be avoided. As a general rule, consult your doctor before engaging in intensive or regular sauna use. If you experience dizziness or discomfort, leave
the sauna immediately and sit or lie down outside on a bench or lounger to avoid falling. Emergency buttons are available in each cabin, and staff can intervene instantly.