A Turkish bath is a classic way to relax and reset at the start of your holiday. The scrub and foam ritual refreshes the skin and leaves you feeling light. This guide explains the experience and what to expect.
Quick Highlights
- Traditional scrub and foam ritual
- Warm relaxation areas
- Skin refresh and recovery
- Optional massage add-ons
- Hygiene-focused local experience
- Quick but effective relaxation
What happens in a hammam?
Most sessions start with time in a warm area to relax. A scrub and foam wash follows to cleanse the skin.
Depending on the package, you may add a massage or extra treatments. You will also have time to rest afterward.
Who is it suitable for?
A hammam is ideal for travelers who want to unwind after a journey. Many visitors choose it early in the trip.
If you have health sensitivities to heat, mention this before booking. Staff can advise accordingly.
Session duration and packages
Session length varies by package and can range from short to extended options. Massage may be included or optional.
Confirm the package details so you pick the right level of service for your needs.
Preparation tips
Swimwear or underwear is usually acceptable, and most venues provide a pestemal. Avoid bringing valuables if possible.
Drink water before and after the session. Give your skin some rest from direct sun afterward.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about this guide.
Is massage included?
It depends on the package. Ask during booking to confirm.
How long does it last?
Session length varies by package, with short and extended options.
What should I bring?
Swimwear or underwear is usually enough. Most places provide towels or pestemal.