Europe's Biggest Tropical Sauna & Spa Complex

Pure Relaxation

Our amazing Tropical Sauna & Spa has no less than seven different areas spread over a 10,000 square metres site at the edge of the rainforest. Enjoy a truly unique spa experience.

In our spacious Sauna & Spa complex you can admire the lovingly designed temple replicas, modelled on the Angkor Wat, which house the Misty Grotto and Vishnu Sauna.

In the Alcantara Canyon you'll find the Gunung Mulu Salt Grotto, which has a beneficial effect on the respiratory tract, and the Campur Campur Sauna, which also offers natural beauty treatments.

The Tree Sauna is located in the Jungle Village, in a wooden hut on stilts that stands five metres high. Back on the ground, the Inipi Herbal Sweat Lodge offers a stimulating experience that can be rounded off with a dip in the plunge pool, a splash cool-down in the Kinabulu Ice Fountain or under an adventure shower, or a relaxing soak in the Waiotapu Hot Tub. You can also go on a magical journey with the light and sound therapy in the Australian-themed Palaneri Mud Hut.

Afterwards, feel any tension melt away as you relax and regenerate in the Trimurti Crystal World at the Elefanta Temple.

Tropical Islands with Europe´s biggest tropical Sauna & Spa Complex is located in the popular nature and recreation area Spreewald and is therefore an appealing destination for lovers of nature and culture enthusiasts.

Tropical Sauna & Spa Dress Code

Our dress code

We recommend that you visit the entire tropical Sauna & Spa area naked or wearing just a towel or bathrobe. Please wear light clothes when visiting the restaurants.

No clothes or bathing costumes are permitted in the sauna cabins and whirlpools. Wearing a towel in the sauna is permitted as long as you do not sweat directly onto the wooden benches or put your feet on the benches.

The best way to enjoy your sauna

In the heat of the sauna, you need to be able to sweat freely. As the moisture evaporates from your skin, it cools you down – otherwise you would not be able to stand the temperatures of 60-100°C. This means that you need to be naked or just wear a towel. Wearing a bathing costume would be very uncomfortable, as well as unhygienic.

Monday to Sunday

10.00 a.m. - 10.00 p.m.

Subject to change without notice.

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Saunas at Tropical Islands

Stone Sauna

Inside the Angkor Wat Temple, you will find the Stone Sauna. Here, the temperature is 90°C with 20-25% humidity. There are three different levels for you to enjoy. We also carry out regular steam treatments with traditional bitter fragrances that stimulate circulation and gently aid skin purification. Vitality showers and the fine atomized spray of the Misty Grotto are perfect for cooling down.

Tree Sauna

The Salasaca Tree Sauna is located in the Jungle Village. The temperature is 95°C and humidity just 20-25%. Steam treatments with natural aromas stimulate circulation and skin purification.

Healing Clay Bath

In the Campur Campur Natural Beauty Sauna, care and health treatments are a special experience, you will get them at the Sauna & Spa Information. In a thin layer, it removes slacks from your body. After 15 minutes of steam treatment, a warm rain falls to wash off the mask; finally the vitality shower completes the experience.

Salt Grotto

The Gunung Mulu Salt Grotto Meditation is located inside the Alcantara Canyon. It's named after one of Malaysia's largest National Park of caves.

The radiant heat of around 68°C coming from the walls and 15% air humidity mean that the body warms up slowly and starts sweating only after 15-20 minutes. This ensures a gentle detoxification process.

The Palaneri Mud Hut

The Palaneri Mud Hut offers relaxation in an Australian ambience with temperatures at 65-75 °C and humidity levels at 15-30%.

Steam Baths at Tropical Islands

Crystal Steam Bath

The temperatures in the crystal steam bath are a mild 42-45°C. Combined with 100% air humidity, this aids the body's natural regeneration process. Eucalyptus and mint essential oils are added to the steam and help cleanse the respiratory system.