Sanus per aquam – Health through Water... Experience the sensation of warmth, tranquility, and complete relaxation.
Private Visit to the Sauna Complex. Only for you and your family or group of friends.
Jacuzzi, sauna, Turkish bath (minimum stay 1 hour).
Visit for a group of up to 4 people, inclusive, 60 minutes: €55.
Each additional person, 60 minutes: €10.
After 22:00, Jacuzzi, sauna, Turkish bath for 60 minutes: €70.
Salt Cave Atmosphere: The atmosphere of a salt cave artificially recreates the microclimate of salt mines, dispersing dry salt aerosol, which is virtually sterile.
The salt cave is beneficial for almost all common respiratory diseases and for smokers, serving as a preventive measure for frequent respiratory infections, flu, bronchitis, and pneumonia. It is also effective for the prevention of occupationally hazardous diseases and proves highly effective for skin conditions.
A salt cave is particularly beneficial for children who frequently suffer from conditions such as diathesis, allergies, and weakened immunity—a common issue in modern ecological conditions.
Spending time in a salt cave provides excellent psycho-emotional relief and strengthens the immune system with minimal effort and cost.
Massage. It is not only pleasure and a trend but also an important health and hygiene procedure. Massage is a method of influencing the skin, muscles, joints, the central nervous system, and the entire body, entirely without any medications.
MEDI SPA HOTEL PEGASA PILS
The complex is located in the center of the resort town of Jurmala, just 150 meters from the beach of the Gulf of Riga. Jurmala is a unique resort city that combines three main factors: climate, mineral waters, and therapeutic mud. The Pegasa Pils complex utilizes all these factors of Jurmala's climate and provides a wide range of services to its clients.
Medical and spa procedures are carried out in the same building where guests stay, and meals are provided in a separate restaurant building.
The presence of a salt cave allows for the prevention of respiratory organ diseases. The atmosphere of the salt cave artificially recreates the microclimate of salt mines, with the dispersion of dry aerosol, making it practically sterile. The salt cave is beneficial for almost all common respiratory organ diseases and is recommended for smokers, as well as for the prevention of frequent respiratory infections, flu, bronchitis, and pneumonia. Visiting the cave is prescribed for the prevention of occupationally hazardous diseases. The cave is particularly beneficial for a frequently ill child, for whom diathesis, allergies, and weakened immunity are constant concerns.
In the spa hotel, guests with gastrointestinal diseases are offered individual dietary meals.
