A sauna for all ages

The Wilder Kaiser sauna

If you would like to enjoy a very special sauna experience with your entire family, then the Wilder Kaiser sauna (90°C) is the perfect place for you.

The cute and homely "sauna cottage" is also very popular with our young sauna guests, making for a lovely atmosphere with a high feel-good factor.

The
Wilder Kaiser sauna

Immerse yourself and relax! Picture yourself lying back and relaxing in some soothing moments...

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General rules for the saunas

Always take a shower before visiting the sauna
Dry yourself after your shower
Never stay longer in the sauna than you feel comfortable, normally 15 minutes per session is sufficient
Use a large towel in the sauna to sit or lie on
Do not wear swimwear in the sauna
After leaving the sauna, spend a short time in the air bath
First use the hose to cool off your arms and legs. You always begin the cooling off process furthest from your heart. Only then do you cool off your torso.
Do not do any exercises in the sauna and don't talk too much!
Before standing up and leaving the sauna, sit up slowly and don't get up too quickly! (Risk of fainting)
After the sauna, rest for 20 minutes and drink plenty of water, tea or fruit juice!

Need to cool off?

Bathing in happiness

Whether to add the finishing touch to a sauna session or as the ultimate way to freshen up on a hot summer's day, leaping into our beautifully landscaped natural swimming lake is always a great reward. To make your swimming experience as natural as possible, the sides of the pool have been clad in local rock.

Natural swimming lake

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