The large aqua zone is a place where summer in the Carpathians lasts longer. A heated 50-metre open-air pool, a children's area with a gentle entry, sun loungers among the spruces and a waterfall — all on wooded grounds where, instead of traffic noise, you hear only birds and water.
A pool with a view of the mountains
Swimming here feels special: Carpathian spruces and mountain meadows all around, air that is clean and full of pine, and the morning mist over the water that adds a little magic to a cottage morning. The water is heated, so the swimming season in the aqua zone lasts longer than anywhere else in Transcarpathia: from late spring to early autumn.
For adults and children
The deep section is for proper swimming, the shallow children's area with warm water is for the youngest guests. Loungers and parasols are right beside it, so parents can rest without losing sight of the children. Thirsty or hungry — the resort's restaurants are a few steps away.
Water all year round
When the aqua zone closes for the winter, swimming moves indoors — to the indoor pool with sea salt and a jacuzzi. And the best way to round off a day on the water is a hot Carpathian tub or the Finnish sauna. Access to the aqua zone is included in the room rate for resort guests — see prices.
