Swimwear days

Wearing swimwear is permitted and required only on swimwear days. Women are allowed to wear a bathing suit or bikini, and men are allowed to wear trunks.

Wearing body-covering swimwear (such as a burkini or headscarf) is not allowed in our resort. The reason for this is that your body temperature and heart rate rise significantly in the sauna and wearing covering swimwear does not allow your body to cool sufficiently. Thus, visiting the sauna in covering clothes may cause health risks. In addition, when visiting the sauna, the body expels a large number of waste products. Wearing covering swimwear causes waste products to be retained and spread further. This is not hygienic both for you and our other guests.

• Large bath towel (for use in the saunas)

• Two towels (for drying off)

• Bathrobe and slippers (also available for rent/purchase)

• Water bottle

Yes, this is mandatory. This is to ensure the safety and health of our guests and staff, and to regulate the number of visitors. Without a reservation, we cannot grant you access to our resort.

Wearing body-covering swimwear (such as a burkini or headscarf) is not permitted in our resort. The reason for this is that your body temperature and heart rate rise significantly in the sauna, and body-covering clothing prevents proper cooling. Visiting the sauna in covering clothing can therefore pose health risks. In addition, the body eliminates a large number of toxins during a sauna visit. Wearing covering swimwear retains and spreads these toxins further. This is unhygienic for both you and our other guests.