WELLNESS
Swimming, sun & relaxing at Kvarner.
Not a spa.
A place to
recover.
Avara was not designed around wellness as a category. There is no branded spa programme, no scheduled classes, no treatment menu with tiers.
What there is has been integrated into the architecture from the start — pools positioned for the view and the morning light, saunas built into the volumes rather than added after the fact, terraces that face south and stay warm into the evening.
Unhurried, private, oriented toward the sea and the hill behind it.
Facilities are spread across the complex. Some serve one residence; others are shared by a few guests.
Three pools.
Two saunas.
There are no spa packages, no timed entry, no daily surcharge. It is part of staying here.
A day Next to the water
Early morning
The Finnish sauna opens at seven. The hillside is still in shadow. Coffee from your residence, cold shower outside, back to the terrace before anyone moves.
Mid-morning
The Adriatic-facing pools warm through the day. Before noon they are still bracing. That is the best time — the sun is behind you, the sea is in front.
Afternoon
The rooftop sundeck faces south and west, warmed by the afternoon sun from two o'clock. It's a hundred square metres shared by up to six people. Bring a book or not.
Evening
An hour in the infrared cabin at 50 degrees before dinner. Then the terrace, hillside cooling, lights on the water. Guests return for this sequence.
The pools, the saunas, the sundeck — all of it is part of the residence. There are no EXTRA spa fees. You booked a place to stay. This is what comes with it.
INCLUDED
Pool access
Sauna access
Towels and robes
Sundeck
On request
Massage & treatments
Exclusive wellness hire
