Energy-Smart Leisure at AquaNat’Our

Looking for a leisure destination that combines comfort, activity, and clear facility standards? Energy-Smart Leisure at AquaNat’Our is about enjoying the pool, sauna, and fitness areas in a well-managed environment where practical rules support hygiene, safety, and a smooth visitor experience. If you want to know how to prepare for your visit, what is allowed, and how to make the most of your time on site, this guide brings everything together in one place.

Whether you are planning a family outing, a wellness break, or a workout session, understanding the house and pool rules can make your visit easier from the start. Below, you will find the most important points for access, clothing, lockers, pool use, sauna etiquette, slide safety, and fitness center expectations.

What Energy-Smart Leisure at AquaNat’Our Means for Visitors

At its core, Energy-Smart Leisure at AquaNat’Our is about organized, enjoyable use of the facility. Guests have access to the center after paying the applicable entrance fee, and several rules help ensure that everyone can use the spaces safely and respectfully.

A few basic principles shape the visitor experience:

• Access is generally open to anyone who has paid the entrance fee.
• Children under 9 must be accompanied by an adult guardian.
• Lifeguards do not supervise children.
• Access is not permitted for people with contagious or infectious diseases, open wounds, or skin conditions that could contaminate the pool.
• People under the influence of alcohol or drugs are not allowed to enter.
• A person who has received a house ban may not enter.

These standards help create a predictable environment for families, swimmers, sauna guests, and fitness users alike.

Opening Hours, Entry, and Wristband Rules

Before arriving, it helps to understand how admission works. AquaNat’Our may restrict access to the whole facility or specific areas for operational or technical reasons, such as overcrowding or repairs. Current COVID-19 hygiene and safety measures also apply.

Key admission details

• Entrances close 60 minutes before closing time.
• Visitors receive a badge wristband at entry.
• Adults are preloaded with €80 credit.
• Children from age 6 are preloaded with €20 credit.
• The wristband can be used for additional purchases in the pool and bistro areas.
• These purchases must be paid before leaving.
• Lost bands incur a replacement fee plus €10.

Closing-time rules

To help operations run smoothly:

1. Swimming and sauna areas must be vacated 20 minutes before closing.
2. Exceeding purchased time must be paid additionally.
3. Tickets are non-refundable.
4. Fitness access is only available during the posted opening hours.

If you are planning a longer stay, it is wise to monitor your time, especially if you want to combine swimming, sauna, and fitness in one visit.

Locker, Clothing, and Hygiene Essentials

A good leisure experience starts with practical preparation. AquaNat’Our has clear expectations for clothing, hygiene, and personal belongings.

Lockers and belongings

Clothes and belongings left 30 minutes after closing or left in lockers after closing will be secured by staff and kept in the lost and found for 3 months.

Management is not liable for valuables, including items in lockers. Guests are also responsible for the safe storage of tickets, locker keys, or wristbands, and any loss due to negligence remains the guest’s responsibility.

Hygiene requirements

Pool and sauna areas may only be used after thorough personal hygiene. Soap or shower gel may only be used in showers.

This simple rule matters because wet leisure environments depend on good hygiene practices to stay pleasant and usable for everyone.

Swimwear, Sauna, and Fitness Dress Code

One of the most common visitor questions is what to wear in each area. Here is the direct answer.

What swimwear is allowed?

Only standard swimwear is allowed.

Permitted and prohibited items include:

• Shorts up to knee-length are permitted.
• Swim shoes are prohibited in pools.
• Exception: non-slip shoes in fitness classes.
• Underwear beneath swimwear is not allowed.
• Burkinis designed for swimming are permitted if the face remains uncovered.

What are the sauna clothing rules?

Sauna use is nude.

Guests may wear:

• Bath towels
• Robes
• Sauna kilts

In the sauna area, use of loungers requires a towel or robe, and reserving loungers is not allowed. Staff may remove reserved items.

What is required in the fitness area?

Fitness guests must wear:

• Clean sports shoes
• Appropriate sports attire

Flip-flops, sandals, and street shoes are not allowed in the fitness area.

Rental items

Towels and robes may be rented at reception for a fee. Loss fees are:

Pool Rules Every Visitor Should Know

If your visit centers on swimming, knowing the pool rules in advance will help you avoid interruptions.

General pool-use rules

• Water balls, soft balls, flotation devices, and swim rings are only allowed in children’s and shallow pools.
• Non-swimmers must not use deep swimming areas or diving zones.
• Pool chairs may not be moved from outdoor areas into the swimming hall.

These rules support both safety and orderly use of shared spaces.

Diving board safety

Diving boards may only be used when staff approves.

Important rules include:

1. Diving is at one’s own risk.
2. Only one person may use the board at a time.
3. Goggles are not allowed.
4. Pushing, throwing, or swimming under divers is prohibited.

For many visitors, these are exactly the kinds of rules worth reviewing before heading to the pool deck.

Slide Rules for Families and Children

Families often want a simple answer to one question: What are the slide rules at AquaNat’Our?

Here is the short version:

• The slide must be used continuously.
• Stopping or slowing is prohibited.
• Children aged 3 and above may use the slide with adult supervision.
• Children under 9 must be supervised at the top and bottom.
• Guests must exit the slide area immediately after landing.
• Only sliding on the back is allowed.
• Serious or repeated violations may lead to immediate removal from the facility.

These instructions are designed to reduce collisions and keep the slide area moving efficiently.

Sauna Etiquette and Safety Standards

For guests seeking a calm, restorative experience, the sauna area has especially clear etiquette rules.

What behavior is expected in the sauna?

The sauna areas are intended for relaxation. Considerate behavior is expected at all times.

The following are prohibited in rest zones:

• Loud talking
• Singing
• Electronic devices

There is one exception: tablets for reading are allowed, while smartphones are prohibited.

Health and access rules

Guests must inform staff of any health issues before entering. If unsure, medical clearance is recommended.

Additional sauna rules include:

• Sauna infusions are conducted by trained staff only.
• Children under 17 are only allowed with an adult.
• Use of the sauna pond is at your own risk.

For anyone planning a wellness visit, these details help set expectations and preserve the quiet atmosphere many guests value.

Fitness Center Rules That Support Shared Use

The fitness center follows straightforward rules that make equipment use more efficient and hygienic.

Equipment and cleaning expectations

• Equipment must be treated with care.
• Weights must be returned after use.
• Towels must be used on all surfaces.
• Cardio equipment must be disinfected after use.

These standards reflect common best practices in shared training environments. They help keep equipment ready for the next user and maintain a cleaner workout setting.

Practical Tips for a Smooth Visit

If you want to enjoy Energy-Smart Leisure at AquaNat’Our with fewer surprises, these practical tips can help.

Before you arrive

• Check your schedule carefully because entry closes 60 minutes before closing time.
• Plan enough time to leave the swimming and sauna areas 20 minutes before closing.
• Bring the right clothing for each area if you plan to combine pool, sauna, and fitness.

During your visit

• Keep your wristband, locker access items, and valuables secure.
• Use showers properly and follow hygiene guidance before entering shared wet areas.
• Respect supervision rules if you are visiting with children.

If you use several areas

AquaNat’Our serves different visitor needs in one place. You may want to explore related topics such as:

• Pool access and family safety
• Sauna etiquette and quiet-zone expectations
• Fitness hygiene and equipment-sharing standards
• Admission, lockers, and wristband procedures

These are useful themes for visitors who want to prepare for a complete on-site experience.

Liability, Lost Property, and Complaints

Visitors should also understand the basic responsibility framework.

Liability

• Use of the facility is at guests’ own risk, except for operator obligations.
• By entering, visitors acknowledge the rules.
• Violations may result in exclusion without refund.
• Management is generally not liable for guest damages, except in cases of gross negligence or injury to life, body, or health.
• Damage, loss, or destruction of personal items is the guest’s responsibility.
• Theft or attempted theft will be reported immediately.

Lost and found and complaints

• Lost items must be handed to staff and are handled according to law.
• Staff will receive and address complaints immediately where possible.
• Further complaints may be submitted in writing at the reception or to management.

Knowing these policies in advance can help visitors handle issues quickly and appropriately.

Conclusion: Enjoy a Better Visit Through Clear Expectations

Energy-Smart Leisure at AquaNat’Our starts with knowing how the facility works. From entry times and wristbands to sauna etiquette, fitness hygiene, and slide safety, the rules are designed to support a smooth, respectful experience for all guests.

When visitors understand what to wear, where children need supervision, how shared spaces are managed, and what to expect at closing time, the result is a more relaxed day and fewer avoidable problems.

If you are planning your next visit, use this guide as your checklist, prepare for the areas you want to enjoy, and follow the facility standards from the moment you arrive.