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Bukovina Thermal Baths, or Termy Bukovina, is one of Europe’s most modern and largest thermal bath complexes.
It is located in Bukowina Tatrzańska, a beautiful village at the foot of the Tatra Mountains, allowing you to enjoy stunning views of nature.
Whether you’re looking to unwind in mineral-rich thermal waters, relieve muscle and joint pain, or enjoy thrilling water slides, Termy Bukovina is the place to be.
This article shares everything you need to know before visiting Termy Bukovina.
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Where is Termy Bukovina?
Termy Bukovina is located in Bukowina Tatrzańska, a village in southern Poland, near the Tatra Mountains.
It is 100 km (62 miles) from Krakow, so we suggest you take a private transfer from Krakow to reach Termy Bukovina. Get Directions
Transfer to Termy Bukovina
Take a private transfer from your accommodation in Krakow and enjoy a comfortable ride to Bukovina Thermal Bath.
A local English-speaking driver will pick you up from your accommodation and take you straight to Termy Bukovina.
Save yourself the hassle of extra payments – this private service includes fuel costs and highway tolls.
Enjoy a hassle-free ride as your driver takes the shortest route to Bukovina Thermal Bath.
You won’t have to worry about the transfer back to your accommodation—after your day in Termy Bukovina, the driver will drop you off at your place.
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Termy Bukovina is open seven days a week, from 9 am to 10 pm.
Best time to visit the bath
Termy Bukovina is open year-round, and its indoor and outdoor pools allow visitors to enjoy themselves in any weather.
Some visitors have enjoyed relaxing in the hot pools while surrounded by snow. While it can get busy, visiting in May can be a less crowded experience.
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What to expect at the baths
At Termy Bukovina, you’ll discover a complex with 20 indoor and outdoor pools.
The thermal water, sourced almost 2,400 meters underground, is rich in minerals like sodium, calcium, chlorine, potassium, sulphur, and magnesium.
The water is kept at a comfortable temperature of 30-38°C.
Here’s a detailed look at what you can expect:
Thermal Pools
With 20 indoor and outdoor pools, there’s a perfect spot for every mood. Indoor options like the Banior Basisty, Bulgotnik, and Bystry Potok offer a serene and controlled environment. Meanwhile, outdoor pools such as Cepersko Płań and Corny Staw provide breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. Many of these pools also include hydromassage jets, adding a layer of soothing therapy.
Sauna Zone
Beyond the pools, Termy Bukovina boasts a diverse sauna zone, offering a variety of experiences designed to relax and revitalize. You can choose from 8 types of saunas, each offering a unique experience. Options include Roman, Finnish, mountaineer, flower, infrared, Mediterranean saunas, and traditional steam baths. Whether you prefer the dry heat of a Finnish sauna or the gentle warmth of an infrared cabin, you’ll find the perfect space to unwind.
Waterslides
Waterslides: For thrill-seekers and family fun, the thermal baths have you covered. Enjoy a splash with the 100 meters of waterslides, including a blue slide that’s open year-round and yellow and red slides that add summer fun. These slides are perfect for both the young and the young at heart.
Health and Wellbeing
The mineral-rich thermal water isn’t just for relaxation; it’s also incredibly therapeutic. Bathing in these waters positively affects the muscular and bone structure, heart, and vascular system. The water’s antibacterial properties can help relieve pain and reduce stress. You can also join Aqua Zumba classes in the Bonior Basisty pool or participate in aqua aerobics sessions for adults.
Additional Activities and Events
Don’t miss the regular Swimming Pool Nights, which transform the thermal baths into a vibrant entertainment hub with barman shows, magic performances, molecular cuisine, live music, competitions, and more. On select days, you can also relax and rejuvenate with sensory experiences like themed fragrance sessions in the saunas.
Frequently asked questions
Here are some questions tourists and locals usually ask before visiting Bukovina Thermal Bath.
What should I bring to the baths?
Even though you can rent towels at Termy Bukovina, we suggest you get your own to save money. You should also get your swimwear, slippers, etc.
Are there food and drink options available?
Yes, Bukovina Thermal Baths complex has enough options for food and drinks.
Is parking available?
Yes, free parking is available at Bukovina Thermal Bath. The parking lot is located near the entrance for easy access. However, during weekends and holidays, it may fill up quickly, so arriving early is recommended.
Are there changing facilities?
Termy Bukovina offers plenty of clean changing rooms for its visitors. You can expect comfortable facilities for changing and storing your belongings in lockers.
What is the water temperature?
The water temperature in the pools at Termy Bukovina ranges from 30 to 38°C. Although the temperature might vary slightly in different pools, it always remains within this range, ensuring a comfortable experience.
Are there any special events?
Yes, Termy Bukovina regularly organizes “Swimming Pool Nights” with various additional attractions. These events often include live music, barman and magician shows, molecular cuisine, competitions, and other surprises.
Are there activities for children?
Yes, Termy Bukovina provides various activities for children such as mini pools, pools with water attractions, and slides. During specific times of the year, animation and art workshops are also available. Children’s activities include movement and dance animations and art workshops, ensuring fun and engaging experiences.
How deep is the water?
Termy Bukovina offers pools of different depths. There are various pools intended for different purposes, such as swimming for active people and hydromassage pools for those looking to relax.
How big is the complex?
The total water surface of all pools at Termy Bukovina is 1885 m² with a capacity of 2260 m³. The complex comprises 20 indoor and outdoor pools. It has the largest swimming pool complex in Poland and is one of the most modern in Europe.
