Swimming in bliss.

You don’t have to be an astronaut to feel weightless. Floating in the Dünen-Therme’s warm water is just as unique an experience. The huge adventure and wave pool in the municipality of St. Peter-Ording can be reached quickly by the direct passage from the StrandGut Resort and covers a whopping 6,500 sqm. It is also home to a variety-packed wellness and health centre.

Overview Dünen-Therme

Current notes

Sauna events: On the last Friday of every month, sauna events take place from 12:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Infusion schedules are created and presented to match the themes. Have fun and enjoy your relaxation!

Unfortunately, the leisure and adventure pool will be closed from 19 to 25 January 2026 due to necessary repairs to the wave machine. However, the sauna area and the wellness and health centre will remain open.

The sauna area will be closed from April 20 to 26, 2026, due to maintenance work. However, the swimming pool area will remain open to visitors, as will the exercise pool in the morning.

From May 4 to May 10, 2026, the outdoor pool will be closed for maintenance work. However, the rest of the pool area and the sauna area will remain open to visitors, as will the exercise pool in the morning.

Wellness treatments

It really gets under your skin: the numerous wellness treatments in the Dünen-Therme range from…

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Saunas

Inside the embers. Outside the sea, endless beach and dune grass. With a view like this, the sauna…

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rêst restaurant

Our StrandGut Resort has formed a solid unit with the Dünen-Therme spa since the hotel opened in…

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Magically attractive variety

Swimming. Bathing. Diving. Or turbo sliding. And once the lifeguard starts the waves, you’ll think you’re in the most beautiful North Sea surf. Whirlpool. Steam bath. Or sauna. And the stress of the last few weeks dissolves into bubbles and steam. Massages. Beauty treatments. Ayurveda. Or hammam. And a deep feeling of balance spreads through the body.

Now, at the very latest, you’re on the same wavelength as the Dünen-Therme, aren’t you?