Traditional latvian sauna “pirts”

As you may know, bathhouse (latvian: pirts) for latvian people has always been one of fundamental casual traditions and rituals. Bathhouse (usually – “black bathhouse”/melnā pirts) was almost in every country farmstead already in 19th century. So definetly, one of the things to enjoy in Latvia is latvian sauna/bathhouse traditions.

We offer a small sauna / bathhouse (for up to 12 persons), situated in campsite. The building consists of a rest room, shower, WC, wardrobe and sauna itself. By the bathhouse there are also heated and cold open air mini-pools / tubs, and an arbour with a round table for evening tea, card games or just cheerful talks. We also offer bundles of birch brunches, as whiping each other with birch branches is unalienable component of traditions of taking latvian pirts.

Japanese sauna / Hot-tub

“Leiputrijas” hot-tub under open sky can be a great addition to a traditional sauna (in that case better used warm or cold), as well as it can be used separately – as japanese sauna itself. Up to 6 persons can sit in a hot-tub at the same time.

Sauna on a balcony

Made in glass and wood and placed on a 2^nd floor balcony (!) of the White guesthouse, the sauna offers new feelings and experience of enjoying it.

Sauna house (up to 3 hours, in working hours): EUR 46,00 - EUR 50,00

Sauna house (up to 4 hours outside working hours): EUR 85,00 - EUR 100,00

Hot-tub (up to 3 hours): EUR 35,00 - 43,00

Full pricelist: http://leiputrija.com/en/cenu-lapa/