Wholesome effects of sauna:
When not to use sauna:
Infrared sauna
People who aren’t recommended to use or don’t like a Finnish sauna for some reason may find an infrared sauna suitable. We also operate this type of sauna and it is suitable for 1-2 persons. The sauna is made of Canadian hemlock; this wood contains no resin and it aroma-free.
Infrared sauna is gentler to the body; infrared radiation is used to treat various types of illness. The radiation penetrates the tissues and has the effect of producing white blood cells.
Infrared radiation has these effects on your body:
It is advisable to use the infrared sauna 2 or 3 times a week. You don’t have to wait for the infrared sauna to heat up; on the contrary, it’s good to start warming up together with the sauna. Suitable temperature is 50–60 °C, stay period 30–40 min, this time is sufficient for twice as much sweating as in a classic sauna. The beneficial effects of the infrared sauna begin at a temperature of 40 °C. Visible sweating occurs approximately after 15 minutes. During sweating it is advisable to massage your body and wipe it constantly. Therefore, it is necessary to have a towel and a sheet on which you can sit.
After a sauna session, it is advisable to wait for 10–15 minutes and then cool down with a lukewarm shower. Do not use any soap or shower gel as they could fill open pores.
We wish you a pleasant stay in our saunas.
Ski sport – sauna
Opening hours
December – March
Mon – Sun: 16:00 – 22:00
April – November
Closed