Spa resorts in Romania

Useful info on Romanian Spas:

• Health Resorts and Spas
• The Romans initiated the Romanian tradition of health cures

Romania owns a great number of health resources offered by nature to prevent the illnesses, throwing away the stress and recovering health and work capacity:

• mineral and thermal waters (1/3 of the springs in Europe)
• therapeutic mud (sapropelic, peat, mineral, volcanic) mofettes.

The seaside offers an unique combination of natural factors: sun, sea water, beaches and ionized air.
Treatments are individualized depending on the results of the patient's chemical and biological investigations.
The average of the cure duration is 18 days.
Repetition of the cure is recommended for 2 - 3 years in the same spa.

Balneary treatments can be completed by doctor's advice with acupuncture, apitherapy, fitotherapy, anti-stress cures, fitness or  GEROVITAL  anti-aging cures.

Some of most famous Romanian spa resorts:

• CALIMANESTI
• COVASNA
• FELIX

Famous worldwide and nationwide are also the spas on the Romanian Black Sea coast - Eforie, Techirghiol and Mangalia.
The well ionized air rich in sea aerosols, the sapropel mud of Techirghiol Lake, the sea water and the sulfurous and mesothermal water are the main elements that make these spas unique in balneary Europe cures.

European spas incorporate therapy and the prevention of illness.
They operate under strict medical supervision and are recognized by European national health plans. In short, they practice a form of alternative medicine, stressing the natural health giving substances in the earth and mineral waters with sometimes amazing results.

These countries are rich in history, natural beauty and centuries of culture--well worth visiting for those reasons alone, but, the average, over-worked and over-stressed American with no apparent illness to cure might just try a European spa for the fantastic sense of relaxation and well being it inspires.
It will make for an interesting and worthwhile break in your tour of Eastern Europe...
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