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Malta Thermal Baths, also known as Termy Maltańskie, is a premier destination for water-based recreation and relaxation in Poland.
Situated on the northern shore of Lake Malta in the city of Poznań, this expansive complex offers an exceptional blend of leisure, sports, and wellness facilities.
Termy Maltańskie provides a range of experiences, from water slides to therapeutic geothermal pools, all within a modern, well-maintained environment.
The facility is a place for fun and a health-focused center, using natural geothermal waters from its own borehole.
Check out this guide to learn everything you need to know before you visit Termy Maltańskie.
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Where is Termy Maltańskie
Termy Maltańskie is located in Poznań, Poland, on the northern shore of Lake Malta.
Address: Termy Maltańskie, ul. Termalna 1, 61-028 Poznań. Get Directions
It is easily accessible from the city center, and the best way to get there is by booking a private transfer.
Transfer to Malta Thermal Bath
Take a private transfer to the Malta Thermal Bath from Poznan. Enjoy a comfortable ride to ensure you arrive ready to enjoy the fun and relaxation of the water park.
A local English-speaking driver will pick you up from your accommodation and take you straight to Termy Maltanskie.
Forget about additional costs – fuel and highway tolls are all included in this private service.
Enjoy a hassle-free ride as your driver takes the shortest route to Termy Maltanskie.
While booking, you can either opt for one one-way transfer or a two-way with a return transfer.
Cost of one-way transfer: €132
Cost of two-way transfer: €214
Opening hours
From Monday to Saturday, the Sports Pools at Malta Thermal Baths are open from 6 am to 11 pm. On Sundays, they open later – at 7 am.
The Aqua Park welcomes visitors daily from 9 am to 11 pm, while the Sauna World operates every day from 12 pm to 11 pm.
| Facility | Days | Hours |
| Sports Pools | Mon to Sat | 6 am – 11 pm |
| Sun | 7 am – 11 pm | |
| Aqua Park | Daily | 9 am – 11 pm |
| Sauna World & Wellness | Daily | 12 pm – 11 pm |
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What to expect at the bath
The Malta Thermal Bath caters to a variety of interests and needs and it is divided into several distinct zones:
Aqua Park
This zone is a tropical paradise designed for fun and relaxation, with various swimming pools suitable for all ages and preferences. There are 13 thrilling water slides, some seasonal, while others operate year-round. A central feature is a volcano, which towers over the area and erupts with sound and light effects. The park boasts a wave pool and an indoor and outdoor wild river that simulates flowing down a mountain river. The relaxation pool includes a lazy river, underwater seating, water curtains, hydro-massages, and water jets. There are dedicated children’s areas with playgrounds and mini-slides. The outdoor beach area features a sandy beach, sun loungers, and a WIBIT water obstacle course. You can also find a restaurant and beach bars for refreshments.
Sports Pools
This zone is a comprehensive training center with seating for 4,000 people. It includes a full-size Olympic swimming pool and can host international competitions. There is a 25-meter deep pool with a 10-meter diving tower and springboards for diving and water jumping. A “dry” pool filled with sponges is available for water-jumping practice. The zone provides facilities for various activities like water kindergarten, swimming lessons for all ages, aqua fitness and rehabilitation. There is also a gym and saunas available to complement your training.
Sauna World
Inspired by the lost city of Angkor, this area provides a tranquil escape for relaxation. There are 14 unique saunas, baths, and a variety of themed saunas and steam baths. You can also find a salt graduation tower, a snow chamber and a Kneipp pavement. The VIP Zone can be rented for private use, featuring a dry sauna and Turkish bath. There is an outdoor cooling pool, a green terrace and a bar to enhance your relaxation.
Geothermal Pools
The facility has three pools supplied with mineral-rich geothermal waters from a 1306-meter deep borehole. There is an indoor geothermal pool and year-round and seasonal outdoor pools with thermo-mineral waters. These waters are recommended for chronic motor organ and respiratory diseases and overall immunity.
Best time to visit the bath
The Termy Maltańskie complex is open year-round, but the best time to visit depends on your preferences:
Summer (May to September): The outdoor beach, seasonal pools, slides, and water obstacle course are open during this period. The Sunny Terrace offers a great view of Lake Malta.
Winter: The indoor facilities are ideal for a warm and fun escape from the cold. The geothermal pools are particularly enjoyable during this time.
Arriving early, especially during peak season, can help you beat the crowds. Visiting on weekdays will likely provide a less crowded experience.
Frequently asked questions
Here are some questions tourists and locals usually ask before visiting Malta Thermal Baths.
What should I bring?
Bring swimwear, a towel, and flip-flops. Towels and bathrobes are available for rent in Termy Maltanskie. Felt caps are recommended for the saunas.
Are there changing facilities?
Yes, there are changing facilities at Termy Maltańskie. There is a guardian and child room that includes a changing table, two toilets (one for children), a breastfeeding zone, and tables and chairs for the younger children. The sports pool area has changing rooms for athletes. Note that the facility’s rules require the changing facilities to be used before accessing the pools.
How can I reach Termy Maltanskie by public transport?
The best way to reach Termy Maltanskie is by tram line 6 and tram line 8 from Poznan and bus lines 184, 401, 405, 406, and 407. The Maltanka railway also has a nearby stop called Ptyś.
Is parking available?
Yes, parking is available at Termy Maltańskie with different options. Car Park A is unguarded and paid, while Car Park B is guarded and paid. There is also a free, unguarded parking area exclusively for SPA 1306 customers. The general parking fee is 20 PLN per day.
Are there activities for children?
Yes, there are many facilities and attractions for children of all ages in Malta Thermal Bath. These include two playgrounds, paddling pools, a water playland, and an interactive multimedia zone.
Are there dining options in Termy Maltanskie?
Yes, there is a restaurant offering a variety of meals, including daily set menus, soups, salads, and desserts. Beach bars are open in the summer, and the Sauna World bar offers healthy cocktails and salads.
Is there storage for luggage?
Yes, luggage storage is available at the information center for a small fee.
What is the source of the geothermal water in Termy Maltanskie?
The geothermal water used in the pools at Termy Maltańskie is extracted from a depth of 1306 meters (4284 feet). This depth ensures that the water is rich in beneficial minerals and elements. It is a naturally heated brine.
What is the water temperature?
The water temperatures at Termy Maltańskie vary, with geothermal pools at 31-34°C, Turkish baths around 43-50°C, and saunas ranging from 46°C up to 100°C. The geothermal water itself is extracted at almost 40°C.
What are the health benefits of geothermal water?
Bathing in geothermal waters is recommended for chronic motor organ and respiratory diseases, and it can also improve overall immunity and provide relaxation.
What is the best way to experience the saunas?
Start with the Aromatic or Flower Bath and ensure you stay hydrated. Using a felt cap will protect against overheating. Walk the Kneipp pavement between sauna cycles to stimulate circulation.
