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Loutra Thermal Springs
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Where
the Water Heals
For centuries, visitors have come to Loutra for what rises naturally from beneath the island—warm, mineral-rich springs known for their restorative properties. Whether you soak in the public basin or retreat to a private spa, this is wellness in its purest form.
Ancient Waters,
Modern Calm
Tucked along Kythnos’s northeast coast, Loutra offers more than history—it offers stillness. The geothermal waters ease the body while the sea drifts quietly nearby. Healing here isn’t rushed. It’s felt over time.
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Useful Info
Duration: Approx. 17 km – around 35 minutes by car
Setting: Seaside village with public thermal basins and spa facilities
Access: Reachable by car with easy parking in the village
Availabilty: Open year-round; spa services may vary seasonally
Suitable for: Wellness seekers, solo guests, couples
Personalization: Choose between the historic public spring or modern private treatments
What to bring: Swimwear, water, and time to let the warmth work its way in
Let the
Waters Work
There’s something elemental about Loutra—water rising from the earth, warmth meeting sea air. Whether you're seeking calm, relief, or just a moment of pause, these springs offer what words can't. Step in and let the island take over.
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Take A
Visual Tour
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All thats left
Is to Arrive
A few nights here stay with you forever