About the Pozar Baths
Compared to other hot springs in Greece, the Pozar Baths have hot and cold water flowing next to each other, creating a unique and relaxing experience. The baths are found 390 meters above sea level. Rainwater goes into the ground and is naturally heated by the earth, rising up through the ground and then getting enriched with minerals before joining the Thermopotamos River. The water is a constant temperature of 37 degrees Celsius and helps to heal arthritis, kidney diseases, dermatological disorders, and respiratory problems. Even for those without serious problems, staying in the waters reduces stress and releases tension.
Pozar Baths Opening Hours
Uniquely, the indoor private baths are open late, until 4:00 am on some days. This makes the Pozar Baths a popular spot for evening activities with friends and couples. However, Loutra Pozar is also popular for kids and for seniors. The Pozar Thermal Baths have a large outdoor hot bath and 2 indoor pools, 2 steam rooms, and 48 individual baths. The newest addition to the baths was in 2005, with 6 more pools and artificial waterfalls. Altogether, the temperature of the baths varies from 30 to 38 degrees Celsius. You have to pay a daily fee to swim at the Pozar Thermal Baths. The facilities offer towels and robes for rent if you don’t remember to bring your own. Additionally, each hot spring has a changing room and shower.
Other Things to Do at Pozar Baths
In the area, you can walk along hiking paths that go through the hills in the area around the baths. Massage centers are right next to the bath and help to increase the effectiveness of the water.