Termaly Losiny (Therme Losiny), Czechia

Getting to Termaly Losiny (Therme Losiny)

Termaly Losiny (Therme Losiny) is at Lazenská 323, 788 15 Velké Losiny, in the spa park grounds of the Velké Losiny Thermal Spa, Olomouc Region. Velké Losiny is a village at the foot of the Hrubý Jeseník Mountains in northern Moravia. The nearest large town is Šumperk, approximately 15 kilometres south, about 20 minutes by car. From Olomouc, approximately 70 kilometres south-east, about 50 minutes by car. From Ostrava, approximately 115 kilometres north-east, about one hour 20 minutes by car. From Prague, approximately 290 kilometres east, about three hours by car.

Regional bus services connect Velké Losiny with Šumperk, from which there are onward connections to Olomouc and the wider region by bus and train. The thermal park is within the spa park complex and is signposted from the village centre. On-site parking is available. The Wellness Hotel Diana, approximately 1.5 kilometres from the park, and spa hotels Eliška, Villa Gazárka, and Šárka Sanatorium within the spa park offer accommodation with a discount on thermal park entry. Confirm current opening hours, prices, and seasonal availability on the official website before visiting, as some outdoor areas and day suites are seasonal.

Who Termaly Losiny (Therme Losiny) Suits

Termaly Losiny (Therme Losiny) suits a broad range of visitors looking for a natural thermal water experience in the Jeseníky Mountains, from families with children to adults seeking active relaxation or recovery. As the only thermal park in the Czech Republic where all pools are filled exclusively with natural sulphurous thermal water, it offers a genuinely distinctive experience compared to freshwater or chemically treated leisure pools. The water's therapeutic properties support musculoskeletal, neurological, dermal, and circulatory conditions, making a visit both recreational and restorative.

Families with children will find a paddling pool, a children's corner, a playground, and a children's menu in the restaurant. The two water slides and the white water run appeal to older children and adults looking for active water play alongside the thermal pools. The first-floor sauna world, with four sauna types and an ice chamber, suits visitors who want to combine pool time with a full sauna circuit. The massage programme covers sports, energetic, and Javanese styles, giving guests a range of bodywork options to choose from.

Guests staying at the Velké Losiny Thermal Spa hotels (Eliška, Villa Gazárka, and Šárka Sanatorium) receive a discount on thermal park entry, making the combination of a multi-day spa stay with regular thermal park visits practical and cost-effective. The surrounding Hrubý Jeseník Mountains offer hiking, cycling, and in winter skiing, adding further recreational value to a stay in the area.

Termaly Losiny (Therme Losiny) Safety Tips

Termaly Losiny (Therme Losiny) is generally safe as a professionally managed public thermal park with trained staff, but the sulphurous thermal water at up to 36 degrees Celsius has specific properties visitors should be aware of before entering the pools.

Sulphurous thermal water contains hydrogen sulphide and has contraindications including acute infections, fever, active inflammation, pregnancy, severe cardiovascular disease, and respiratory sensitivity to sulphur compounds. If you have a known sensitivity to sulphur or a cardiovascular, neurological, or skin condition that is currently acute, consult a doctor before visiting. Limit continuous pool immersion to 20 minutes at a time, particularly in the 36-degree thermal pool; exit and rest between sessions to avoid overheating. Hydrate regularly throughout your visit and avoid alcohol before or during pool use.

In the sauna world, limit each sauna round to 10 to 15 minutes and use the ice chamber or cool showers between rounds. Do not move directly from the thermal pool into the sauna without a rest period. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times, particularly near the water slides, the white water run, and the outdoor pools. The paddling pool is for the youngest children; keep toddlers away from the deeper pools and water attractions. Shower before entering any pool. Wear suitable footwear on the pool deck and in the changing areas. Confirm current seasonal availability of outdoor pools and day suites before travelling, as the park is open year-round but some facilities are seasonal.