A long limestone bathhouse pool opening onto the sea beneath a clear sky

Still water, warm stone.

A long warm pool cut into pale rock, a cold basin, a stone room and a terrace that ends at the horizon. Come for a tide and leave unhurried.

Walk the circuit

Four waters, one unhurried morning.

Elaroq is laid out as a single loop through pale limestone. Move at your own pace, in any weather. Take it once, or twice.

  1. Sunlight caustics rippling over a pale limestone pool floor

    34°

    Warm pool

    Begin in the long limestone pool, lit from the sea side. Float until your shoulders drop.

  2. A small cold plunge basin under a limestone arch that frames the sea

    12°

    Cold basin

    A short, deliberate plunge carved into the north wall. Thirty slow breaths, then out.

  3. A warm stone room with low benches facing an arched window onto the sea

    48°

    Stone room

    Dry heat held in thick walls. Low benches face a single arched window onto the water.

  4. Linen daybeds on a limestone terrace beside an infinity pool and the open sea

    22°

    Sea terrace

    Rest in linen where the pool edge meets the horizon, then return to the warm water.

Come for a tide,
not a timetable.

Morning tide
07:00 – 10:00
Quiet hours. Phones stay in the lockers and the warm pool is silent.
Midday
11:00 – 16:00
The full circuit is open, with lunch served on the sea terrace.
Evening tide
18:00 – 22:00
Lanterns along the pool edge. Last entry at 20:30.
The limestone pool at blue hour, with small lanterns along its edge reflected in the still water

The slow day

A concept pass for one guest: the morning tide, a long lunch on the terrace, and a return for the evening lanterns.

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