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Termy Bukovina | Mineral-rich baths near Zakopane

Just 20 minutes from Zakopane and located in Bukowina Tatrzańska,Termy Bukovina is where mountain magic meets pure relaxation. Hidden among pine forests, it’s a place to soak, slide, and unwind with Tatra views all around. With 20 steamy pools, saunas, and a full spa zone, it’s the kind of spot that makes you forget what season it is because it always feels just right here.

Why visit Bukovina Thermal Baths?

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Goral hospitality and highlander culture

Inspired by the Podhale region’s traditional wooden style, Termy Bukovina blends warm lighting, hand-carved details, and genuine highlander hospitality. From the cozy design to the local dishes served on-site, every corner reflects the welcoming spirit of the Tatra Mountains.

Panoramic pools with Tatra views

Set on a hillside overlooking the mountains, the pools at Termy Bukovina offer some of the most breathtaking views in the region. Whether the Tatras are covered in snow or glowing under the summer sun, every dip here feels like a dream.

Amenities for all ages

With 20 pools featuring jets, waterfalls, and shallow zones, plus luxurious spas and saunas offering authentic treatments and wellness packages, there is something for every traveler. You can float, soak, or sweat it out and create your own perfect day of relaxation.

A year-round mountain escape

With water temperatures between 30°C and 38°C, Termy Bukovina is an inviting getaway in every season. Even in winter, the sight of steam curling above snow-covered peaks turns every swim into a magical alpine experience.

Highlights of Bukovina Thermal Baths

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Outdoor pools

The outdoor pools are the heart of Termy Bukovina, surrounded by pine trees and mountain views. Filled with mineral-rich thermal water kept between 30°C and 38°C, they include leisure pools, hydromassage zones, waterfalls, and connecting indoor-outdoor pools perfect for swimming in any weather.

Couple relaxing in a jacuzzi at Chocholow Thermal Baths, Poland.

Indoor pools

Inside, you’ll find just as much variety! Relax in the hydromassage pool Bulgotnik, drift down the lazy river Bystry Potok, or swim in the main indoor pool Bonior Basisty. If you’re travelling with kids, little ones can splash in the children’s pools Mocydełko and Zostawnica, designed especially for families.

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Specialised health pools

If you’re visiting for wellness, Termy Bukovina offers rehabilitation and hydromassage pools that support gentle exercise and circulation under professional supervision. These pools use the natural healing properties of thermal water to soothe muscles, ease tension, and improve mobility.

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Jacuzzis

Step into one of the indoor jacuzzis for a bubbling escape. With powerful hydromassage jets and warm, mineral-rich water, they’re ideal for melting away stress after a long day of exploring Zakopane or skiing in the Tatras.

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Slides and family attractions

It’s not all calm and quiet here, Termy Bukovina also has a playful side! Try the thrilling slides Wartko Ruła (Rapid Pipe), Krynconka (Kinky-Sprinky), and Łostry Śwung (Craze Amazed), a shorter outdoor slide that’s all about quick fun. If you’re visiting in summer, the outdoor play areas come alive with fountains, sprinklers, and splash zones for kids.

Friends enjoying a sauna at Therme Erding Tropical Spa.

Sauna Zone

The Saunarium is one of the largest in the region, offering everything from luxurious sauna ceremonies and Finnish saunas to an infrared cabin and a panoramic sauna with gorgeous Tatra views. With space for up to 300 guests, it’s the ultimate spot to detox and recharge.

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Salt chambers

The salt chambers recreate a calming seaside microclimate rich in minerals beneficial for skin and breathing. With brine inhalation therapy in the salt cave and salt sauna, these treatments help boost immunity, support respiratory health, and encourage deep relaxation.

Mud baths

At the wellness centre, relaxation takes centre stage. Choose from therapeutic and relaxation massages, hot stone or aromatherapy treatments, exfoliating scrubs, or nourishing body wraps. You can also unwind in rejuvenating mud baths made with mineral-rich clay known for its detoxifying and skin-nourishing effects.

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Dining and refreshment

Feeling hungry? You’re in luck. Restaurant Na Wiyrchu serves delicious Polish dishes made from local ingredients, while Café Bukovina offers coffee, pastries, and ice cream in a cozy, laid-back setting. In summer, open-air food stands serve up seasonal snacks and drinks with a view.

Plan your visit to Termy Bukovina

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  • Pools: 9am - 10pm
  • Sauna and spa areas: 9am - 9:45pm
  • Restaurants and cafés: 9:30am - 9:30pm
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Visitors enjoying the steaming outdoor pool at Chocholow Thermal Baths, Poland.

Open all year, Termy Bukovina is beautiful in every season.

  • For a quieter visit: Come on weekday mornings (around 9:30am) or evenings (after 6pm). Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to October) are also great times for smaller crowds.

  • For a seasonal experience: Winter (December to February) is especially magical when snow blankets the Tatra peaks and steam rises from the warm outdoor pools. Summer (June to August) is another great time to visit, as you can combine your trip with nearby trail walks, visits to other thermal baths, or hikes in the Tatra Mountains.

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Address: ul. Sportowa 22, 34-530 Bukowina Tatrzańska, Poland | Find on maps

From Krakow:

  • By car: The drive usually takes between 1 hour 30 minutes and 2 hours, following the Zakopianka (National Road 7/E77) toward Nowy Targ, then signs for Bukowina Tatrzańska.
  • By bus: Several direct coaches operate between Krakow and Bukowina Tatrzańska, with travel times of about 1 hour 40 minutes to 2 hours. 

From Zakopane:

  • By car or taxi: Drive about 20 minutes along the scenic local roads toward Bukowina Tatrzańska. The route is short, easy, and clearly signposted.
  • By bus: Regular buses run from Zakopane Bus Station to Bukowina Tatrzańska, taking roughly 20 to 30 minutes depending on traffic.
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Visitor tips

  • All on-site payments are made using RFID wristbands. However, it’s still a good idea to carry some Polish złoty (PLN) in case you need it.
  • The sauna zone is adult-only and swimsuit-free, so be sure to bring towels to sit on.
  • Outside food and drinks are not allowed, but there are plenty of dining options inside. If you prefer to eat after your visit, have a light snack before entering the pools.
  • Termy Bukovina, like most Zakopane thermal baths, can get crowded in summer and winter. For the most relaxed and crowd-free experience, check our Plan Your Visit page for the best times to visit Termy Bukovina.

Frequently asked questions about Bukovina Thermal Baths

What’s the best time of year to visit Bukovina?

Winter is especially magical when snow covers the mountains, but spring and autumn offer a quieter and more relaxed experience.

Do I need to book in advance?

Yes. Booking in advance (at least 2-3 weeks) is recommended, especially on weekends, holidays, or if you plan to enjoy spa treatments or sauna packages.

Is it okay to visit with kids?

Yes, Termy Bukovina is very family-friendly, with shallow pools, slides, and fun play zones for kids of all ages.

Are towels or swimsuits available for rent or purchase?

Yes, towels and bathrobes can be rented at the counter, and swimsuits are available for purchase on-site.

Is the thermal water safe for everyone?

Yes, but visitors with sensitive skin should rinse after bathing. If you have any medical conditions, it’s best to consult your doctor before visiting.

Is Termy Bukovina accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the facility includes ramps, lifts, and fully accessible areas for guests with mobility needs.

Is there parking available?

Yes, free parking is provided for all visitors.