Find answers about your day. To make your day more enjoyable, these Frequently Asked Questions explain what you can expect before, during, and after your experience with Antalya Turkish Bath.
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There are various of hamam available in our company. Please check current prices from our homepage.
You can select your hamam to book online or call us at +90-242-324-36-47 to make your reservation. We highly recommend you make your reservation before arriving in Antalya.
If you decide to cancel your tour, you can do so without any cancellation fee until the day before the experience.
Yes, we will pick you up from your hotel if you stay in Antalya. If you are staying in any other city, please contact us, and we can arrange your transfer.
The Turkish bath is a traditional bathing culture that has been around since the Ottoman period and is used for cleaning and relaxation.
We are scheduling our hamam experiences couple of times a day.
The Hamam is open to people of all ages. Children 11 years old and under must be accompanied by parents
Yes, it improves blood circulation, cleanses the skin, relaxes muscles and reduces stress.
Kese, soap, peshtamal (towel), bowl and sometimes natural oils are used.
A scrub is an exfoliating procedure that is done by rubbing the body to remove dead skin cells.
People of all age groups can use it, but those with health problems should consult a doctor.
It is recommended to take loincloths, slippers, soap and a change of clothes.
Yes, most Turkish baths offer massages by professional masseurs.
Our instructors speak English, German, Russian and Turkish.
Just lie back and relax. The masseur will guide you through the process.
Hammams are regularly cleaned, personalized materials are used and hygiene standards are observed.
Yes, there are usually separate sections or different hours for men and women.
Yes, most Turkish baths offer massages by professional masseurs.
Typically, 10-15 minutes is sufficient, but you can stay longer if you feel comfortable.
Move to a cooler area, drink water, and seek help from the attendants if needed.
No, it is usually soothing. If it feels uncomfortable, inform the attendant immediately.
Yes, the heat helps your body release toxins through sweating.
No, massages are optional and recommended for those seeking additional relaxation.
Some Turkish baths have hot or cold pools. Ask the staff for details.
At the end of the hammam, you will return to the port. After some time to relax, you will return to your hotels/apartments.
You should drink plenty of water to replenish the fluid your body has lost and get some rest.
It is normal to feel a little tired as the heat and sweating relaxes the body.
Usually there is no need, because the bath has already been thoroughly cleaned.
You should prefer light and breathable clothes.
Yes, you may sweat for a while while the body temperature returns to normal.
It will be enough to rest for 15-30 minutes depending on the condition of your body.
You can use a natural moisturizer or oil to hydrate your skin.
Drivers will drop you back to your accommodation with minibuses after the Turkish bath.
Yes, the relaxing effect of the bath facilitates the transition to sleep.
You should eat light meals and drink plenty of water.
You can do light exercises while your body is rested, but avoid intense sports activities.
No, alcohol consumption is not recommended as it can increase the body’s fluid loss.
The feeling of relaxation can usually last from a few hours to a day.
You can moisturize your hair using a natural conditioner or oil.
Avoid going out immediately, especially in cold weather. Allow your body to return to normal.
You can drink water, herbal teas or freshly squeezed fruit juices.
The scrub and warmth in the hammam deeply cleanses your skin and removes dead skin.
No, but a shower after a hammam is not necessary.
The warmth, massage and scrub accelerate blood circulation and relax the body.
Yes, since the skin is sensitive, it is recommended to protect it from sunlight.
