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🇵🇱 Poland · Lesser Poland Voivodeship (Podhale, Szaflary)
♨ Temperature
40°C
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📅 Established
Podhale geothermal borehole
✓ Verified on 2026-07-31
Termy Gorący Potok — whose name translates to 'Hot Stream' — sits in Szaflary, a village in the Podhale region a short distance from Zakopane, above the same deep geothermal aquifer that feeds the region's larger resorts. What distinguishes it locally is its emphasis on serving the water 'naturalna, surowa' (natural, raw) straight from the ground with no additional treatment, marketing itself as the only genuinely natural thermal baths on Podhale. The sulphurous water fills the pools at 32–40°C and is described by the operator as carrying sulphur, magnesium, manganese, iron, sodium, potassium and chromium, drawn from a modest, family-run complex rather than a large commercial park.