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Saunas in Podhajska - Complete Guide

Everything about saunas at Aquamarin Podhajska. What types of saunas you will find, their benefits, and how to use them properly.

2025-12-14
10 min read

The Aquamarin wellness center in Podhajska offers one of the best sauna worlds in southern Slovakia. In addition to the unique thermal water, you will find several types of saunas that complement the overall relaxation experience. In this article, we will introduce all available saunas, their health benefits, and practical tips on how to get the most out of them.

4+
Sauna types
45-90°C
Temperatures
9:00-21:00
Opening hours
Included
In admission

Types of Saunas at Aquamarin

In the wellness center you will find several different types of saunas, each with its own specifics and effects:

Finnish Sauna

Classic dry sauna with high temperature and low humidity. Ideal for experienced sauna-goers who prefer intense sweating and deep body heating. Regular use supports the immune system and improves blood circulation.

Temperature
80-90°C
Humidity
10-20%

Steam Sauna (Hammam)

A gentler alternative with lower temperature and high humidity. Excellent for respiratory system, skin hydration, and overall relaxation. Suitable for beginners and people sensitive to high temperatures.

Temperature
45-50°C
Humidity
100%

Infrared Sauna

Modern sauna using infrared radiation that penetrates deep into tissues. The body heats from the inside, which is gentler on the cardiovascular system. Excellent for muscle recovery after sports.

Temperature
50-60°C
Ideal for
Recovery

Aromatic Sauna

Sauna enriched with essential oils that enhance the relaxation effect. Scents regularly change according to the season:

  • Eucalyptus - clears respiratory system
  • Lavender - calms and induces sleep
  • Mint - refreshes and energizes
  • Orange - improves mood

Health Benefits of Sauna

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Immune System Boost

Regular sauna use stimulates white blood cell production and increases resistance to infections.

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Improved Blood Circulation

Alternating heat and cold trains blood vessels and improves overall circulation.

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Stress Reduction

Heat relaxes muscles, lowers cortisol levels, and induces a feeling of relaxation.

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Skin Cleansing

Intense sweating opens pores and helps remove toxins from the body.

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Better Sleep

Evening sauna helps the body relax and improves sleep quality.

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Muscle Recovery

Heat accelerates healing of micro-injuries and reduces muscle soreness after exercise.

How to Sauna Properly

  1. Before sauna

    Shower with warm water and dry thoroughly. Body must be clean and dry.

  2. First entry

    Start on the lower bench (less heat). Stay for 8-12 minutes, according to how you feel.

  3. Cooling

    After exiting, shower with cold water or use the cooling pool. Cold water closes pores.

  4. Rest

    Rest for 10-15 minutes in the relaxation zone. Give your body time to recover.

  5. Repeat

    Repeat the entire cycle 2-3 times. Drink plenty of water between cycles.

  6. After sauna

    Replenish fluids and minerals. Avoid alcohol and heavy food.

When Not to Sauna

  • During acute inflammatory diseases and fever
  • With high blood pressure (without doctor consultation)
  • During pregnancy (especially in 1st and 3rd trimester)
  • After consuming alcohol
  • With heart conditions
  • Immediately after eating (wait 1-2 hours)

Practical Information

Sauna accessIncluded in wellness admission price
Opening hoursDaily 9:00 - 21:00
What to bringTowel for sitting (mandatory), slippers
Dress codeSwimwear in common areas, optional in sauna
RefreshmentsDrinking water and relaxation zone available
Age restrictionChildren under 15 accompanied by adult

Frequently Asked Questions

Is sauna access included in the price?

Yes, all saunas are included in the wellness admission price to Aquamarin. You pay nothing extra.

Can I go to the sauna with children?

Children under 15 can only enter the sauna accompanied by an adult. Shorter stays and lower temperatures (steam sauna) are recommended for children.

What towel do I need?

A towel for sitting in the sauna is mandatory. We recommend a larger towel that you can comfortably sit or lie on.

How long should I stay in the sauna?

For beginners, we recommend 8-10 minutes. Experienced sauna-goers can stay 15-20 minutes. Always listen to your body.

Plan Your Wellness Stay

Combine sauna with bathing in thermal water and treat yourself to a complete relaxation experience. We will help you find ideal accommodation near Aquamarin.