Extras &

leisure facilities

Discover the many possibilities that will enrich your stay with us. From
relaxing by the lake to active adventures – you will find all the information you need here

Swimming beach

Enjoy our spacious and well-kept bathing beach, which is located directly on Lake Wolfgangsee. Ideal for families, couples or solo travellers who want to soak up the sun or take a refreshing dip. Our sunbeds and parasols are ready for you – to make your day perfect.

Our beach café serves refreshing drinks, homemade ice cream and delicious snacks.

Sun loungers & parasols 
Sun loungers and parasols are included in the price for our flat guests.
are already included in the price.

📍They are located at the beginning of the corridor to the WC.  Please put the parasols back after use as they are located behind the door.

Hygiene advice
For reasons of hygiene, we ask that you only use the deckchairs with a towel.

Wooden loungers
For additional comfort, we offer wooden deckchairs for hire:
📌6.00 EUR per day.

Lake & surroundings

St. Gilgen

19 km approx. 20 minutes by carMusical Instrument Museum Open all year round. Closed on some public holidays and weekends – please ask at reception for opening times. Museum of local history Open from June to the end of September. Closed on Mondays. Zwölferhorn cable car (1500m) Incredible views, beautiful hiking trails, local specialities in the panorama restaurant at the summit and skiing fun in winter. Open daily, closed from the beginning of November to 15 December. Boat trip on Lake Wolfgangsee from the end of April to the beginning of November. Public indoor swimming pool and lido Closed from the end of October to the end of November.

Strobl

6 km approx. 8 minutes by car

Postalm

19 kmHiking region on the high plateau ‘Postalm-Arena’ (second largest high plateau in Europe), accessible via the Postalm Panoramastrasse (toll road). Panorama trails Summer toboggan run (length 2x 1300m) open from May to October (10:00 to 18:00); depending on weather conditions

Mondsee

34 km approx. 30 minutes by carSmokehouse’ open-air museum Fish and meat used to be smoked in the smokehouse for the long, hard winters. The house in its original state gives you an insight into life in the region in the past. Open daily from May to the end of September, except Mondays. In October only open at weekends and on public holidays. Monastery church of St Michael in MondseeOne of the most beautiful Gothic churches in Upper Austria. Museum of local history and pile dwelling museum. Open daily from May to mid-October, closed on Mondays. Only open at weekends and on public holidays in October. Salzkammergut Local Railway Museum. Open at weekends and on public holidays from the end of May to the beginning of September, also open on Fridays in July and August.

Hallein-Dürnberg

62 km approx. 1 hour by carCeltic Museum – open all year round. Salt worlds with an underground salt lake – open all year round

Hallstatt

38 km approx. 40 minutes by carSalzwelten and salt mountain railway Open daily from the end of April to the beginning of November. Ossuary Exhumed and painted bones of the dead can be viewed in the Gothic St Michael’s Chapel. The ossuary contains around 610 painted skulls.Open from May to the end of September. Hallstatt Historical Museum Open all year round; closed Monday and Tuesday from November to March. Boat trip on Lake Hallstatt Regular timetable for summer – advance booking possible in winter. Many hiking trails and themed walks e.g. ‘Soleweg’ or ‘Waldbachstrub’ with waterfalls and glacier gardens.

Bad Ischl

17 km approx. 20 minutes by carThe Imperial Villa in Bad Ischl It was the summer residence of Emperor Franz Josef I and Empress Elisabeth. Open daily from April to October. Guided tours for groups are available all year round. (Booking necessary) The famous ‘Zauner’ coffee house Enjoy a coffee and cake in a traditional Austrian atmosphere. In summer, the terrace on the Traun invites you to linger. Lehár Villa Former residence of the composer Franz Lehár. Open daily from May to September. Guided tours for groups are available all year round. (Booking required) Museum of the town of Bad Ischl Museum about the origins of the town, particularly emphasising the importance of salt production for the region. Open daily, closed in November. Cable car to the Katrin (1540m) In just 12 minutes you can reach the summit of the Katrin with one of the most breathtaking views over the lakes of the Salkammergut. From here there are many hiking tours and ski slopes in winter. Open from mid-May to October and from mid-December to Easter Monday. Siriuskogel This vantage point with a restaurant is located in the centre of the town. A shady hiking trail takes you to the summit in around 30 minutes. ‘Kaisertherme Open daily from 09:00 to 10:00.

Obertraun

42 km approx. 40 minutes by carMammoth caves Explore the fascinating world without the sun. Open daily from May to mid-October. Dachstein Ice Caves This is one of the largest and most beautiful ice caves in the world. Open daily from May to mid-October. The ‘Koppenbrüller’ cave In these caves you can experience the power of water. Open daily from May to the beginning of October. ‘Dachsteinbahn’ cable car (connection to the caves)

Altlausee - Bad Aussee

45 km and approx. 45 minutes by carThe magic of Altaussee is already in the name of the village. Everything here has tradition The world of the miners in the salt mine exists today as it did hundreds of years ago. The fishermen catch their char from the crystal-clear lake, just as their ancestors did. And the guests love their Altaussee just like the first foreigners who came to the village well over a hundred years ago and realised that they were not foreigners here at all, but rather safe and at the destination of their dreams. Altaussee has always enticed creative people – painters, writers, musicians – to stay and come back. Those who follow their example are well advised to do so. The landscape surrounds its guests with lime-bright peaks, mountain forests and flower meadows or as white expanses, heavy with snow, and lays a clear blue lake at their feet, sometimes inviting them to swim, in winter steaming in the cold or covered with bare ice, and always presents the eyes with new images. www.loser.atThe daffodil festival in Ausseerland – Salzkammergut The wild daffodils adorn the flower meadows of the Ausseerland-Salzkammergut region in spring. They transform the idyllic mountain and lake landscape between the Dachstein, Loser and the Totes Gebirge into a sea of fragrant flowers. Yellow, white, green – as far as the eye can see. In Ausseerland – Salzkammergut, the white star-flowered daffodil, also known as the poet’s daffodil, blooms from mid-May to mid-June, depending on the altitude. Every year around this time, the daffodil festival, Austria’s largest flower festival, takes place on 29 May to 2 June 2013 for the 54th time. The Daffodil Festival combines tradition with nature and hospitality. A colourful programme of events entertains guests and locals alike. The highlight and finale of the festival is the car parade in Bad Aussee and the boat parade on Lake Grundlsee on Sunday. Many fragrant, imaginative and hand-placed daffodil figures can be marvelled at. Loser Panorama Road Altaussee After 9 km of panoramic road, you reach the ideal starting point at 1,600 metres above sea level for numerous climbing tours and hikes into the heart of the Totes Gebirge. After a short walk, the crystal-clear Altausee lake invites you to take a tour and is also the starting point of the informative Loser Geotrail. Climbing enthusiasts can ascend the Loser summit via the ‘Sisi’ via ferrata with its sensational views. The Loser Alm at the end of the panoramic road invites you to take a cosy break on the large sun terrace, while hang-gliders and paragliders circle through the air against the breathtaking backdrop. Here, nothing stands in the way of savouring local delicacies combined with a unique panoramic view of the Niedere Tauern and gleaming Dachstein glaciers all the way to the Großvenediger!Toll: Euro 15,- per car, favourable evening rate. Discounted ascent with Summer-Clou-Card / Salzkammergut Erlebnis Card / Dachstein Sommercard: Tickets available at the Loser Alm (at the end of the Panorama Road).Loser Bergbahnen GmbH & Co KG A-8992 Altaussee, Lichtersberg 84 Tel.: +43(0)3622/71315 info@loser.atwww.loser.at

Gmunden

50 km approx. 50 minutes by carGmunden ceramics factory Take a look behind the scenes and see how the famous porcelain is made. Discover the variety of different designs and pick up a bargain from the factory shop. Closed on Sundays. The shop is open all year round as follows Monday to Friday 09:00 to 18:00, Saturdays 09:00 to 17:00 Weyer Castle Gallery Imperial treasures: Art, silverware and Meissen porcelain Open from May to September, Sundays, Mondays and public holidays Grünberg cable car Fantastic views and great hiking trails. Open from May to October. Boat trip on the Traunsee Regular timetable from May to mid-October Steamboat trips with the steamer ‘Gisela’ must be booked in advance

Salzburg

48km and approx. 40 minutes by carGetreidegasseAustria’s most beautiful shopping street with idyllic side passages and arcaded courtyards. A shopping trip through Salzburg’s old town is also a walk through the historic city centre. The most famous shopping street, Getreidegasse, is characterised by narrow houses nestled close together. The numerous shops with wrought-iron guild signs hanging above their portals are also remarkable. Illuminated adverts and cheap signs are not permitted here. Numerous courtyards with small shops and cafés leading off Getreidegasse are another attractive reason to visit the old town. Whether designer fashions in one of the numerous boutiques, or traditional costumes known throughout Europe, whether antiques, jewellery, books or recordings – discover the beautiful things in life in the romantic old alleyways of the city centre, in the unique atmosphere of the festival city of Salzburg. Whether designer fashions in one of the numerous boutiques, or traditional costumes known throughout Europe, whether antiques, jewellery, books or recordings – discover the beautiful things in life in the romantic old streets of the city centre, in the unique atmosphere of the festival city of Salzburg. House of NatureThe aquarium, which is rightly described as one of the most beautiful in the whole of Central Europe, is particularly popular with adults and children. Over 40 show tanks offer an insight into the magical world under water. The reef sharks in the 10,000 litre tank are fed every Monday at 10:30 am. The colourful splendour of tropical fish, the close-up observation of inhabitants of the Mediterranean, Amazonian fish or fish from local waters is an exciting experience. The reptile zoo is home to live reptiles and amphibians. 56 tastefully decorated terrariums display around 200 animals, most of which are unknown in our part of the world. In the space hall, visitors can see an original large diorama of the landing on the moon, a space city of the future, vivid displays about our planetary system and the structure of the universe, as well as an original large Mercury space capsule in which the Americans made the first space flights in the 1960s. Other exhibition rooms are dedicated to minerals, geology, a youth biology laboratory, European mammals, the world of birds, the animal worlds of the Ice Age, America, Africa, Australia and Asia and, last but not least, humans and their pets. New special exhibitions are constantly being added to the extensive programme. House of NatureMuseumplatz 5, 5020 Salzburg Phone. +43 (0)662/84 26 53, 84 23 22 Fax +43 (0)662/84 79 05 office@hausdernatur.at www.hausdernatur.atHellbrunn Palace and trick fountainsBuilt between 1612 and 1615 under Prince Archbishop Markus Sittikus by Santino Solari, Hellbrunn Palace with its extensive park, trick fountains and mechanical theatre is one of the finest examples of Mannerist architecture north of the Alps. The numerous springs of the Hellbrunn Hill, diverted into pools, small rivers and ponds, give the archbishop’s summer residence a bubbling life. In the trick fountains, you can experience what once delighted the archbishops: mysterious, mystical grottos, water-powered figurines and treacherous fountains in every nook and cranny of the palace. The magnificent halls, the enchanting gardens and the entertaining water features were once the setting for numerous exuberant gatherings of high society. Castle Hellbrunn Managment: Fürstenweg 37, 5020 Salzburg Phone. +43 (0)662/82 03 720 Fax +43 (0)662/82 03 72 49 31 schloss.hellbrunn@stadt-salzburg.at www.hellbrunn.atZoological garden HellbrunnZoo close to nature with over 400 animals Organised according to the continents of the world, you can travel around the world in a short time at Salzburg Zoo. Zoological garden Salzburg Anifer Landesstraße 1, 5081 Anif Phone. +43 (0)662/82 01 76 Fax +43 (0)662/82 01 766 office@salzburg-zoo.at www.salzburg-zoo.atStiegl´s BrauweltExperience brewery, beer museum and beer tasting Visitors can experience the history of beer, a cultural beverage that is thousands of years old. In the former malthouse of the Stiegl brewery, which opened in 1492, you can learn interesting facts about the production of beer. The original ‘Experience Brewery’, the ‘World of Beer’, the impressive ‘Stiegl Museum’, the cosy ‘Stiegl’s Braustube’, ‘Stiegl’s Braushop’ and the atmospheric ‘Stiegl’s Braugewölbe’ are presented on a total of 3,500 m². The ‘beery’ voyage of discovery begins in the ‘Experience Brewery’. All the ingredients of local beer are explained: brewing water, barley, hops and malt. The adventure brewery is still in operation today, especially when it comes to brewing limited edition speciality beers such as the organic Paracelsus beer. In the ‘World of Beer’ you can see the largest beer tower in the world as well as many other beer-related curiosities. Visitors are introduced to 500 years of brewing tradition in the ‘Stiegl Museum’. After the tour, you can quench your thirst in ‘Stiegl’s Braustube’. Finally, a shop with various souvenirs and collector’s items awaits! Stiegl´s Brauwelt Bräuhausstraße 9, 5020 Salzburg Phone. +43 (0)662/83 87 14 92 Fax +43 (0)662/83 97 14 44 brauwelt@stiegl.co.at www.brauwelt.atHohensalzburg FortressHohensalzburg Fortress, built in 1077 by Archbishop Gebhard von Helffenstein and extensively extended by Archbishop Leonhard von Keutschach (1495-1519), is the largest fully preserved fortress in Central Europe. Hohensalzburg Fortress has been converted since the end of the 19th century. Since 1892 it can be reached in the most comfortable way with the fortress railway, today the ascent time is just under 1 minute. Numerous events enliven the fortress as well as the romantic castle courtyard and the bastions all year round. Hohensalzburg Fortress Mönchsberg 34, 5020 Salzburg Phone. +43 (0)662/84 24 30 11 Fax +43 (0)662/84 24 30 20 salzburger.burgen.schloesser@salzburg.gv.at www.salzburg-burgen.at

Salzburger Hausberge

Untersberg (highest peak 1972 m)The Untersberg is located southwest of Salzburg and offers a variety of hiking trails, a year-round cable car with a ski run, a circular cycle path, challenging climbing tours, gorges, enchanting ice caves and cosy huts in the summit area. It is also undoubtedly one of the most striking legendary landscapes in Austria and southern Germany. However, the main attraction of this mountain is its enchanting natural landscape. www.untersberg.netKapuzinerbergThe Kapuzinerberg, at 636 metres the highest mountain in the city, represents the northern end of the Limestone Alps in the city area. The mountain, formerly known as ‘Imberg’, on the right bank of the Salzach, has a long history: as early as the Late Stone Age, there were residential sites on the eastern slope towards the district of Gnigl, and from the period 1000 BC we know of two residential sites above the Capuchin monastery. A settlement site is also assumed for the La Tène period. MönchsbergThe Mönchberg is also located in the urban area, on the left bank of the Salzach. It is home to the fortress and the Museum of Modern Art. Both can be reached either on foot or by taking the fortress railway or the Mönchsberg lift. Gaisberg (1288 m)The Gaisberg borders the Salzburg Basin to the east and forms part of the Salzburg Limestone Pre-Alps. It is a favourite excursion destination for Salzburgers, whether for hiking, cycling or paragliding.www.gaisberg.at www.gaisberg.at

Gut Aiderbichl

It was built in 2000 and is privately owned by Michael Aufhauser, who has been breaking new ground in animal welfare since 1989. The farm is a symbol for the protection and dignity of animals. Dogs, horses, goats, cows… without exception, all the animals have been rescued from hopeless living conditions. And each of its inhabitants has their own personal story to tell.The enthusiastic support of prominent people, who also took on animal sponsorships, quickly helped the estate to gain enormous popularity. Journalists and other media representatives also report enthusiastically on their experiences at Gut Aiderbichl.However, Michael Aufhauser is not only committed to animals, but also to people who are in need of help and have been forgotten by the world. The hospice movement in particular receives active support. Projects for children, adults seeking values and marginalised groups have already helped countless people to find a meaningful direction worth living in.Translated with DeepL.com (free version)Gut Aiderbichl Berg 20, 5302 Henndorf Phone +43 (0)662/62 53 95 Fax +43 (0)662/62 53 95 120 info@gut-aiderbichl.com www.gut-aiderbichl.com

Salzburger Freilichtmuseum

Hohenwerfen Castle towers over the Salzach Valley as a strategic bulwark on a striking 155 metre high rocky cone approx. 40 km south of the city of Salzburg. The castle is majestically surrounded by the mighty mountain ranges of the Tennengebirge and Hagengebirge. The castle complex is a ‘sister castle’ to Hohensalzburg Fortress and also dates back to the 11th century. It has been remodelled and extended several times over the centuries. In 1938, the castle became the property of the Salzburg district and was used as a training centre by the Austrian Federal Gendarmerie until 1987.Hohenwerfen was used as a prison for centuries. Rulers such as Archbishop Adalbert III (1198), Count Albert von Friesach (1253), the Styrian governor Siegmund (1525) and Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau (1611) were also imprisoned in this complex.Today, the castle presents itself as a real ‘adventure castle’ with numerous events such as concerts, theatre and traditional evenings, as well as castle festivals. A special attraction is the historic provincial falconry centre with daily flight demonstrations of various birds of prey.Hohenwerfen adventure castle5450 Werfen Phone. +43 (0)6468/76 03 Fax +43 (0)6468/76 03 4 erlebnisburg.hohenwerfen@salzburg.at www.salzburg-burgen.at

Salzwelten Bad Dürnberg und Keltendorf

One of the oldest show mines in the world is located just outside the city of Salzburg. From the Celts to the archbishops, salt from the Dürrnberg brought wealth and prosperity to Salzburg. The salt, an inconspicuous yet generous gift of nature, has been hidden deep in the heart of the mountain for millions of years.This unique journey into the depths of the salt mines begins with a traditional miner’s costume. Dressed all in white, you take a small train into the tunnels of the salt mine. Smoothly polished slides take you from one floor to the next into the heart of the mountain. Your miner will always be with you to give you a vivid introduction to the underground world. You glide across the famous salt lake on a raft surrounded by a mystical cloud of sound. Films and displays complement your miner’s explanations in a wonderful way.Next door is the ‘Celtic Village’, a prehistoric open-air museum. In the reconstructed settlement, you can still experience how this mysterious people lived and worked 2,500 years ago.Valuable burial artefacts bear witness to the unique craftsmanship and extensive trade relations of these early inhabitants of the Dürrnberg high above Hallein. The large burial mound in the Celtic village is a reconstruction of a princely tomb found on the Dürrnberg, the accessible burial chamber shows the prince lying on his chariot with weapons and rich grave furnishings.Salzwelten Information Wirerstraße 10 4820 Bad Ischl Phone. +43 (0)6132/200 24 90 Fax +43 (0)6132/200 44 00 info@salzwelten.at www.salzwelten.at

Burg Hohenwerfen in Werfen

The Salzburg Open-Air Museum is located on an area of 500,000 m² in the middle of the Untersberg Nature Park near the city of Salzburg and is divided into 5 sections: Just like the province of Salzburg, the buildings have been grouped together and rebuilt according to region: Flachgau, Tennengau, Pongau, Pinzgau, Lungau. 60 farms, barns, mills, craftsmen’s houses, mountain pastures from 5 centuries as well as permanent and special exhibitions worth seeing and a variety of craft demonstrations make your visit to one of the largest sights near the city of Salzburg in Großgmain an unforgettable open-air experience.The Salzburg Open-Air Museum documents rural building, living and farming in the province of Salzburg from the 16th to the 20th century. On display are 60 farms, houses, smithies, sawmills, mills, barns and much more from all over the province. Several permanent and special exhibitions worth seeing and a variety of craft demonstrations make your visit an unforgettable experience and also offer visitors a cultural and leisure experience of great memorable value.Adventure playground with water play area, tree house, partner swing and many other play options. The multimedia-supported tractor exhibition with its own climbing tractor delights young and old alike. A museum quiz invites visitors to search and discover.Translated with DeepL.com (free version)Salzburger Openairmuseum Hasenweg, 5084 Großgmain Phone. +43 (0)662/85 00 11 Fax +43 (0)662/85 00 11 9 salzburger@freilichtmuseum.com www.freilichtmuseum.com

Eisriesenwelt Werfen

Experience the mountains in a different way. Discover the wonders of the largest ice cave in the world. You will see ice palaces of crystal-clear beauty that will whisk you away to a wintery world of ice, even on hot summer days. The enormous cave portal, 20 metres wide and 18 metres high, can be seen from afar. The entire cave system stretches over a length of more than 42 kilometres, with the first, approx. 1 kilometre long section featuring huge ice formations. This part is also the part of the show cave that is open to the public on guided tours. The average temperature inside the cave during the summer months is around 0° C.After driving to the car park and walking for 20 minutes, you reach the cable car valley station at 1076 m above sea level. The gondolas hold 15 people and take you over the steep rock faces to the mountain station in 3 minutes. The view of the Salzach Valley and the mountain panorama of the Hohe Tauern is already impressive during the ride on Austria’s steepest cable car. Experienced mountaineers also have the option of overcoming the 500 metres in altitude between the valley and mountain stations on foot in approx. 1h30min.Eisriesenwelt 5450 Werfen Phone. +43 (0)662/84 26 90 14 Fax +43 (0)662/84 26 90 8 info@eisriesenwelt.at www.eisriesenwelt.at

Dachstein Höhlen Park

Giant Ice CaveThe Giant Ice Cave is one of the largest and most beautiful ice caves in the world and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site ‘Hallstatt-Dachstein/Salzkammergut’. Every year, over 150,000 people walk through the underground halls – the King Arthur’s Dome, the Parzifaldom and the Tristandom. Highlights of the one-hour tour are the Grail Castle and the Ice Chapel. The giant ice cave contains 30,000 m³ of ice. In some parts of the cave, such as the Tristandom, the ice reaches a thickness of 25 metres.Mammoth CaveThe Mammut Cave is one of the largest cave labyrinths in the Dachstein. Of the more than 60 km of cave passages, 1 km is open to tourists. The Palaeotraun, the Midnight Dome and the Realm of Shadows are just some of the parts that can be walked through on a comfortable path. The cave guides explain to visitors the vast periods of time in which the caves and the rock were formed.Phone +43 (0)6134/84 00 www.dachsteinhoehlen.at

Boat hire

Experience Lake Wolfgangsee from the water! Our boat hire service offers rowing boats
and electric boats etc. for relaxed excursions or romantic moments on the lake.
lake. Perfect for anyone who wants to enjoy the tranquillity of the water.

Tip: Pack a small picnic bag and spend unforgettable hours on the water.
hours on the water

OUR BOATS & SUPs

1 sailing boat
1 pedal boat
2 canoes
1 electric boat
10 SUPs (Stand Up Paddle Boards)
1 glass canoe

Bookable from May 1, 2025

Relaxation with Lomi

Leave the stress behind you and treat yourself to something soothing for your body or a
a Hawaiian Lomi Lomi treatment. Our professional staff
will ensure that you feel completely relaxed and refreshed.

LOMI LOMI NUI – according to Aunty Magaret Machego

Lomi Lomi Nui is a traditional healing art of the Hawaiian shamans. Warm coconut oil is used to gently loosen the entire body – muscles, joints, feet, head and hands – is gently loosened, stretched and relaxed. This holistic treatment relieves tension, stress and energy blockages and harmonises body and mind.

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SPINAL TREATMENT ACCORDING TO DORN/BREUSS WITH HOT STONE

The gentle Dorn method corrects vertebrae and joint misalignments in a gentle way with special herbal oils. The subsequent Breuss application stretches the spine, which relieves the intervertebral discs.
In combination with the warmth of the hot stone application tensions are specifically released and blood circulation is stimulated, cells are better supplied with oxygen.

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BACK TREATMENT WITH DOTERRA OILS

A relaxing and regenerating back treatment in which high-quality Doterra oils are used. These natural essences soothe the muscles and promote general well being.

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ENERGETIC FACIAL APPLICATION

Experience ultimate facial relaxation on a deeper, energetic level.

Immerse yourself in pure harmony and feel your face radiate with renewed energy. Let go of stress and enjoy a revitalizing retreat for your body and mind.

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FACIAL APPLICATION WITH SANZA

Innovative facial treatments based on the latest technology that revitalise the skin in a natural way.

Through the targeted use of bioenergetic impulses and high-frequency vibrations, Sanza promotes blood circulation, supports cell regeneration and can visibly improve the skin’s appearance.

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BODY DETOX – ELECTROLYSIS FOOT BATH

With a soothing electrolysis foot bath, your body is freed from toxins from your body.

This method supports the detoxification process, stimulates the circulation and gives you a noticeably lighter body feeling.

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Sauna barrel

Discover our unique sauna barrel right by the lake. Whether after a long day or just to relax – the combination of cosy warmth and the view of Lake
Wolfgangsee is unrivalled.

Our tip: Combine your sauna session with a refreshing dip in the lake.

Enjoy your pure drinking water with us at Arndt’s Bootshaus

Nowadays, tap water is unfortunately saturated with thousands of substances and can therefore no longer fulfil its detoxification function sufficiently. Even if we drink enough water, our cells often suffer from a lack of pure water. This is comparable to a bus. If all the seats are already taken, then no one can be taken along.
It therefore makes a difference to our body and our health which water we drink.

Pure water – a source of health and well-being

Pure, healthy water is

purified, i.e. largely free of foreign and harmful substances.
energised, i.e. it vitalises the body and supplies it with energy.
structured, i.e. the water has a natural order that our body and cells recognise.
informed, i.e. the water carries its original life-enhancing information.
cell-available, i.e. the water can be immediately absorbed by the cell without additional effort.

Here – at Arndt’s Bootshaus – you are served the purest water from drinking water specialist Bela Aqua with your coffee.

It is 99% free from foreign and harmful substances such as nitrate, medicines, hormones and chemicals.
Also available on its own as a refreshing drink. Just ask for it!

Would you also like to enjoy water from your tap at home?
Enjoy water of mountain spring water quality? Free water analysis and advice in the comfort of your own home.

Kiwa Aqua water vitalisation

As a special service for our guests – for a relaxing holiday – we have had a KIWA AQUA water vitalisation system installed, all flats are free of earth radiation or alternating fields.

Each of us needs about 70000 litres of drinking water in the course of our lives. As our organism consists of 70 to 75% water, water is important for our health! With Kiwa Aqua, the water is almost restored to its natural vibration by applying oxygen information that corresponds to a vibration of 650 GHZ.

Water has a very good memory and is an excellent conductor of information. Even if the water is purified by filters, the information of the pollutants is still contained in the memory of the water and thus influences our body (asbestos microfibres, pollutants, hormones, drug residues, etc.).

With Kiwa Aqua, the negative information is superimposed and no longer perceived by the body! They are excreted without being deposited anywhere. The treatment (washing) with activated water is of great benefit for food, as the vitamins and minerals are preserved and activated.

For a stress-free holiday for our guests!

All of our flats are de-stressed by a GEO CHIP.

Artificial alternating fields such as: Computers, electrical lines, but also water veins, earth rays, Hartmann grids, Curry grids, etc, clearly have a negative effect on our bio- and nervous system. The chip in every flat overlays these interference fields and their harmful effects on our organism with harmonious universal vibrational energy.

The stress level is reduced or completely eliminated. The heart rhythm is stabilised, sleep patterns are improved, concentration is reactivated, weakening and damaging information from electromagnetic radiation is superimposed and no longer burdens the human organism.

For a relaxing holiday at Bootshaus Arndt