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Summer Feelings full of natural bliss

Summer feelings begin where nature can truly be felt: walking barefoot across the meadow, enjoying the first warm rays of sunshine on your skin, and diving into crystal-clear water. This is exactly the feeling that awaits you at Naturhotel Gut Sonnberghof – nestled in the heart of the Salzburg mountains.

In our swimming biotope, you swim in natural water sourced directly from our own mountain spring. Nestled between the Kitzbühel Alps and the Hohe Tauern National Park, this unique retreat offers peace, relaxation, and a true connection to nature. The crystal-clear water, surrounding meadows, and stunning mountain views make our natural swimming pond a highlight of your summer holiday in Austria.

Especially on warm summer days, there is hardly anything more refreshing than cooling off in pure mountain spring water while enjoying the tranquility of the alpine landscape.

Whether it’s a peaceful morning swim in the natural swimming pond or a refreshing cool-down after the sauna, our swimming biotope offers moments of pure relaxation throughout the day. Enjoy crystal-clear mountain spring water in drinking-water quality from our own source, breathe in the fresh alpine air, and experience complete tranquility surrounded by nature. Our natural swimming pond perfectly combines wellness with alpine relaxation, creating unforgettable summer feelings in the heart of the Hohe Tauern National Park.

The exceptional water quality of our swimming biotope is reflected not only in the crystal-clear mountain spring water of drinking-water quality, but also in the thriving nature surrounding it. Frogs have found their little home by the natural swimming pond, and from time to time, even ducks gently glide across the water. This harmonious connection between nature, purity, and tranquility gives our natural swimming pond its unique charm and creates authentic summer feelings in the heart of the Hohe Tauern National Park.

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