Inúu, Andorra

An adults-only version of Caldea, tuned for calm

Inúu is Caldea’s adults-only space for visitors aged 16 and over. It sits inside the same complex in Escaldes-Engordany, but the mood is different: fewer families, more quiet lounging, and more emphasis on taking your time. If your goal is a low-noise soak rather than a social lagoon, this is the lane.

What’s included and what still matters

Inúu admission includes a bathrobe and flip-flops for use inside the centre, which makes moving between zones more comfortable. You still need to bring your own swimwear, and Caldea specifies that women can wear a swimsuit or bikini and men can wear swimming shorts or brief-style swimwear. Keeping to proper swimwear avoids hassle at check-in.

More than lagoons

Beyond the thermal baths, Inúu is set up with treatment cabins and a body-activation space, so the day can be “soak, rest, then add a treatment” if you want. You do not have to book anything extra to enjoy the water, but it helps to plan your visit as a slow session, not a quick dip.

Where it is
Inúu is inside Caldea at Parc de la Mola, 10 (AD700), Escaldes-Engordany. You arrive through the main Caldea complex, then follow the Premium or Inúu signage to the adults-only areas.

Getting there
Escaldes sits right next to Andorra la Vella, so many visitors reach Caldea on foot from central hotels, or by a short taxi ride. If you drive, plan on city-style parking nearby and arrive with a little buffer so you are not rushing wet and stressed.

What to bring
Bring swimwear, it’s required. Inúu includes a bathrobe and flip-flops for use inside the centre, but you still want a small dry bag for essentials like a hair tie, water, and a locker wristband. If you wear your hair long, tie it up before you enter the water, it keeps the bathing areas cleaner and makes your own experience easier.

Planning notes
Inúu is adults only (16+), so it’s a good pick when you want quiet time without family-oriented zones. Book a time window that matches your pace, and plan to linger. The value here is not “how much you can fit in,” it’s how unhurried you can make the session feel.

Inúu is best for adults who want the Caldea thermal water experience with fewer moving parts and less kid energy. Think couples, solo travelers, and friends who want a calmer soak and are happy to spend most of the visit in one zone.

Adults-only, by design
Admission is restricted to visitors aged 16 and over. If you are traveling with children or teens who are under 16, Classic or Plus at Caldea will be the better match. Inúu is the place you choose when you want quiet to be the default.

Couples and solo travelers
Strong fit for a slower evening or a recovery day. Solo visitors often like it because you can read, rest, and do short soak rounds without feeling out of place. If you want a more social vibe, you will probably enjoy the larger Classic lagoon areas more.

Mobility realities
This is still a wet, tiled spa with steps, temperature changes, and transitions between rooms. If you have mobility limitations, plan fewer area switches, move slowly, and use handrails. The calm atmosphere helps, but the surfaces are still slippery when wet.

Wheelchair expectations
I’m not claiming step-free access or water-entry options without confirmed, current details for the specific zones you plan to use. If wheelchair access is essential, contact Caldea and ask specifically about Inúu routes, changing areas, and the easiest water entries before booking.

Quiet is the point
Inúu is designed as a calmer space, so it’s worth leaning into that. Keep voices low, move slowly through shared areas, and avoid taking calls. If you want photos, ask about the specific zone first, many spa areas treat phones as “locker only.”

Heat pacing
Adults-only does not mean “invincible.” Start with shorter soaks, then rest. Hydrate between rounds and avoid stacking multiple hot experiences back-to-back if you are heat-sensitive. If you feel lightheaded, get out, cool down, and give yourself time to reset.

Footing and wet surfaces
Tile plus warm water equals slick floors. Walk, don’t hurry. Keep one hand free, and use rails on stairs. A bathrobe is included with Inúu, which helps you stay warm without rushing between zones.

Swimwear standards
Caldea’s guidance for Inúu is clear: women wear a swimsuit or bikini and men wear swimming shorts or brief-style swimwear. Sticking to proper swimwear keeps check-in smooth and helps everyone share the space comfortably.

Body-care basics
Tie long hair up, keep your towel and robe tidy, and rinse thoroughly if you use any showers before returning to the baths. If you are pregnant, heat-sensitive, or managing cardiovascular concerns, the kinder choice is shorter sessions and skipping aggressive hot-to-cold contrasts.

Is Inúu really adults only?

Yes. Inúu is the adults-only space in Caldea, and access is for visitors aged 16 and over.

Do I still need to bring a swimsuit?

Yes. Inúu includes a bathrobe and flip-flops for use inside the centre, but you need your own swimwear.

What swimwear is accepted?

Caldea states that women can wear a swimsuit or bikini and men can wear swimming shorts or brief-style swimwear. Bring something clearly designed for swimming.

What’s the difference between Inúu and Classic?

Classic is the broad, family-friendly modality, while Inúu is a quieter, adults-only space with its own thermal bath zones and a slower feel.

Can I book treatments?

Inúu is set up with treatment cabins and a body-activation space. You can enjoy the baths without booking anything extra, and add treatments only if that fits your plan.

How should I pace the visit?

Short soaks with rests usually feel better than trying to stay in warm water nonstop. Hydrate, cool down between rounds, and keep your movements slow on wet floors.