The underground environment
The programme takes place in adapted areas of a former mine near the sanatorium, where the stable microclimate is used for speleotherapy.
The underground area is an organised clinical environment with spaces for activity, rest, snacks and hygiene.
Practical speleotherapy information
Staff organise transport and the walk through the underground corridor to the activity area. Suitable sturdy footwear is required.
It is cool year-round, so warm older layers are needed. Parents receive the current packing list before arrival.
A session may include walking, exercise, rest, a snack, hygiene and free or creative activity. Staff adapt length and intensity to the children.
Accompaniment for a young child or one finding adaptation difficult is agreed individually.
We can answer practical questions about stays, services and speleotherapy.