Pozar Thermal Baths — Attraction in Almopia Municipality

Magnificent place . Indoor and outdoor pools with thermal waters. The outdoor pool is right next to frozen waterfalls for those who are...brave enough!!! Better than excellent. After the parking lot, walk ~200-300 by the river. There are two "small" pools by the river. In addition, a real-sized pool. We stayed in the small pool. It cost 3 Euros for a 30 minutes. Get a private pool with a cataract for the best experience. Booking essential. The hot springs with cataracts are great for aches & pains, especially i the shoulder & neck area. Take a hike up the wat... Natural hot springs and cold waterfall - increasingly unnatural and concreted but remains a lovely way to spend an afternoon. Charges for pools -3 euros and 30 minute limit in water- time limit large. The sources are hot, under 40 degrees, so, do not recommend that they are long in them (not more than half an hour, suddenly there are some contradictions). The territory itself, including parking, is free, and the entrance to . It is true that nature makes us exceptional gifts ! I never found a thermal river, a small part of paradise in the forest of Loutrak. It is a mountain river that in it is inext to the hot springs. A ride, this place with fantastic thermal hot sources under the open sky ̶ resort health, which is part of the list of well-known European resorts. About 100 km from the Salonic. You.need to come in the morning.water is warm and you won't spend a lot of time in it.You can walk after the procedures,see the sources.conciliatory action. Definitely worth visit this beautiful natural wonder. There are 3 pools with thermal water, temperature in each 37 degrees. Impressive to feel the difference when the temperature outside is less than 15. Entrance costs 3€. it's probably better to pay more for get good service. Its simple don’t exist there, changing rooms doesn't close, the same problem with toilets. So be sure to have flip flops, bathrobes and a...

I erased my previous comments, because I must explain to first timers what they are getting. Once this is understood, then most comments become absolente. It is a Government owned operation, not a hotel nor a spa. And, there no towels, slippers. You get your own pool, for 30 minutes. You get a buzzer minutes earlier. The place is a grotto. The water is eternally changed, and there is no maids. You are at the beach, there's a shower near th water No frills. No different from paying the entry fee to a museum. So why not go 2 kms further, it is free, open, right UNDER the watchfull eyes on passing cars. There, the temperature varies... yes, from cold to hot. And there's no showers, it's free, but no "room" to remove your wet suites, in desency. This Bulgarian Lady wanted TOWELS, not just one, and slippers. Talking overcrowded! For free, you are surrounded from all sides for a fee, you get your own pool, with its spout, and a bathroom and a hair dryer, and your brought from home towels. Bring a plastic bag, put your wet gear in it, and dry it anyway you wish I have been there so many times. When you know what you paid for, you feel good. Even tmeperature, my own spout, nobody next to me (except my wife), and a CLEAN shower. People were inside salty warm water, you're not planning on bringing your "Elegence Shampoo" on this 30 minutes moment of heavely Greece. You DON'T need to shower, after soaking in this water. yes it is a bit salty, but my lady tells me that her skin feels softer. Hm, why wash it then? Dry up, go eat some good Greek food, and remember, a Trip to a spa, starts way over 100e. You get a discount, If you are qualified and nice. Tere is NO reception. Entry fee, room number, I'll buzz you in 25 minutes Finally, we tried the 1 hour, we were done much sooner. Remember, it could cost you more, but...

I can’t recommend Pozar Hot Springs enough—5 stars doesn’t even do it justice! Nestled in the breathtaking foothills of Mount Kaimaktsalan, this hidden gem in Northern Greece is an absolute must-visit. From the moment I arrived, I was captivated by the stunning natural beauty: lush greenery, cascading waterfalls, and the soothing sound of the Thermopotamos River flowing nearby. The setting alone is worth the trip, but the real magic happens when you step into the 37°C thermal waters. Instantly, every ounce of stress melted away, and my body felt rejuvenated by the mineral-rich pools—known for their healing properties that ease everything from muscle aches to skin conditions. What sets Pozar apart is its perfect blend of raw nature and thoughtful facilities. The outdoor pools are affordable (just €2-3!), and the experience of soaking under a warm waterfall while gazing at the rugged gorge is pure bliss. For a more intimate escape, the private baths are a steal at €12-15, offering a cozy retreat that feels luxurious without breaking the bank. The site is clean, well-maintained, and still retains an authentic, local charm—far from the overcrowded tourist traps you might expect. Add in the friendly staff, a quaint café with tasty snacks, and the chance to explore nearby hiking trails or Edessa’s waterfalls, and you’ve got a perfect day (or weekend!) of relaxation and adventure. I visited in February, and the contrast of the steamy pools against the crisp air was unforgettable—though I’m already planning a summer return to swim under the stars. Whether you’re a solo traveler, a couple, or a family, Pozar Hot Springs delivers an experience that’s equal parts therapeutic, scenic, and soul-reviving. Trust me, you’ll leave feeling like a new person. Book your trip now—you...