This is the location for “the steam bath”, where the heat dilates blood vessels and increases circulation which has a positive impact on mood and helps reduce stress and fatigue.

The Turkish bath has different beneficial effects: the first effect of the heat is the dilatation of  blood vessels; this helps to deeply cleanse and purify the skin. 

The steam in the Turkish bath has a higher percentage of water vapour  than that present in the skin, this results in a layer of humidity developing on the skin, which brings warmth to the body. The heat also opens the pores and increases sweating.

As a result the skin appears brighter, more elastic and smoother because sweating eliminates a variety of toxins and stimulates cell renewal.

The mild heat and the fine steam enriched with the essential oils of aromatic herbs, envelops the body. Take a seat, breathe deeply and relax. Through the skin and lungs, the oils penetrate all the body resulting in desirable effects.

With the humidity and heat reducing muscular tightness, the physical relaxation calms the stresses of the body and mind, the steam penetrates into tissues and increased blood flow occurs to all the organs. Different scents from essential oils and a calming atmosphere with a sky full of stars, gives an immediate sense of relaxation. From the steam a sweet and aromatic aura arise: the body, the spirit and the soul regenerate inside and out and a sense of peace and strength is perceived.

The emotional shower, is recommended immediately after the sauna or Turkish bath, it is a cold water jet of fine mist which benefits match those of cryotherapy. The emotional shower has revolutionised completely the concepts that we had before about the shower as an alternate quick and rapid version of the traditional bath. There is nothing more beneficial, after a warm Turkish bath, than immersion in the emotional showers made from thin micro-nebulized drops of water, enriched with an aromatic sensation, that at the same time calms and gives new vigour to the body and mind, giving again to the skin the right amount of hydration and improving vascular tone within the circulatory system.

The sauna was born in northern countries and it consists of a short stay in a cabin with wooden benches where the temperature rises to 80-100°C and the humidity reaches 10-30%. Begin with an enjoyable dry air sauna which should then followed by a superheated steam sauna, you achieve this second phase by throwing water on the hot stones found in the sauna. This should then be followed by a cold shower. The most obvious effect of the high temperature of the sauna is the diaphoretic effect: were the heat helps relax muscular tensions and increased sweating helps eliminate toxins.

This sauna uses the properties and effects of infrared rays, that are the same as the solar rays, but free from ultraviolet components.

They are electromagnetic radiation expressed as a form of heat, totally harmless to the human body. In the beauty and wellness field they are often used in many different ways, thanks to their effect of skin purification and cellulite reduction. The heat that they develop has the characteristic of penetrating the subcutaneous skin layers and act in a way that reduces blemishes and thanks to the vasodilatory action, it alleviates some types of pains such as rheumatism, lumbago, muscular tightness and arthritis.

100 year ago, Sebastian Kneipp had already discovered the benefits of water.

The constant results with Kneipp treatments are magnificent: regularity of blood circulation, stability of the nervous system, revitalisation and renovation as well as psychology wellness. Thanks to the simple stimulation of specific reflexogenic areas, all body parts 

can be re-activated positively. A contrasting foot bath using hot and cold is effective and health-giving: the hot water relaxes and tones while the cold water stimulates and reinvigorates. In order to complete this foot bath we also have a lateral massage where jets situated at calf level massage using hot/cold water. In this way the foot relaxes and become stronger resulting in a beneficial action similar to the foot reflexology massage.

Guests may relax, pleasantly lulled by the powerful jets of water that flow from sources of a linear and elegant design and that animate the various areas of the whirlpool bath SPA (which stands for Salus Per Aquam, health from water in Latin). There are three basic elements which contribute to the well-being in a SPA:

-the warm temperature of the water: for an immediate relaxation;

-the water pressure: for the reduction of muscular and joint tension caused by body weight support,

-the water motion: which has a positive effect on the muscular and circulatory system, achieved through a unique jet design system.

Before returning to reality it is absolutely necessary to have a rest in the relaxation area sipping either traditional or herbal tea. 

This is a sort of “decompression chamber” that will help you to slowly return to the rhythms and sounds of the outside world.