December 6, 2024 kicks off the winter season at the Bad Moos Aqua Spa Resort. Located in Sexten, South Tyrol, at the mouth of the pristine Fiscalina Valley, the resort is nestled in a fairytale snowy landscape, in front of the imposing Sexten Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A dream location for skiing, thanks to the lifts located just outside Bad Moos, an ideal vacation to slowly get into the Christmas holiday mood.

The ski slopes at a stone’s throw from Bad Moos

At Bad Moos you can actually leave the hotel directly with your skis on! In fact, just a few steps away are the Croda Rossa ski lifts that take you to the 3 Zinnnen Dolomites ski area.

5 ski areas all connected, 115 km of slopes for skiing and snowboarding, over 200 km for cross-country skiing, 2 natural toboggan runs. These are some of the numbers of the 3 Zinnen Dolomites Ski Area, which starts just outside the Bad Moos Aqua Spa Resort, with the Croda Rossa lifts. A single ski pass allows you to enjoy the different ski areas, the always perfectly groomed slopes, and the modern lifts. The Ski Pustertal Express allows you to reach the Plan de Corones ski area in just 30 minutes, while ski rentals are done directly from the hotel’s front desk, so that, equipped with skis, you can leave already with boots on your feet!

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The ski slopes begin just outside the Bad Moos Aqua Spa Resort

From December 6 to 21, 2024, the Bad Moos “Dolomiti Super Première” offer allows you to book in one package and at an advantageous price: overnight stay with ¾ board and ski pass. The offers continue with the “white weeks” in January and February 2025, again including ski pass and Holidaypass for free use of public transportation.

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Not just skiing. The Bad Moos Aqua Spa resort is located in the middle of the Fiscalina Valley, a pristine place that can also be explored on foot via a relaxing snow walk. You can reach the Fondovalle hut or take advantage of the ski lifts for a snowshoe hike at high altitude. Then again, ski mountaineering and paragliding on Mount Elmo.

There is no shortage of family and children’s attractions with dedicated slopes, giant snowmen, the Olperl Trail and ski schools.

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At Bad Moos to experience the magic of Christmas

A walk in the snowy and silent landscape of the Fiscalina Valley, the smell of freshly baked cookies, the lights of the Christmas tree, a hot punch in front of the lit fireplace,the evocative sounds of harps and violins after dinner. Advent and Christmas spent in the mountains turn the holidays into a magical experience, especially at Bad Moos, where South Tyrolean traditions meet the charm and comfort of the resort.

About ten kilometers from the Bad Moos Aqua Spa Resort, the Christmas Market among the Dolomites in San Candido consists of wooden cottages with local crafts and local culinary specialties. Just 15 kilometers away you can also visit Christmas Under the Three Peaks in Toblach, a gourmet market with the scents and flavors of tradition.
Plus special events, music program, activities for children and handicrafts to give away.

The “Christmas in the Dolomites” package, valid from Dec. 22 to Dec. 27, 2024, allows you to take advantage of an advantageous formula with 3/4 board accommodation, special menus on holidays, Christmas Eve party on Dec. 24 with Christmas gift and 1 spa voucher.

Given the harsh climate, the good in the spa can easily turn into a “warm” treatment, such as a wellness bath to be experienced alone or with a partner, a session in the beneficial Sulfate Grotto or a relaxing massage.

Wrapped in warmth in the outdoor pool and sauna area

In winter, a must at the Bad Moos Aqua Spa Resort is the outdoor pool. Immersed in the heated water of the whirlpool you enjoy the view of the Dolomites wrapped in steam. The bitter cold does not frighten, not even when getting out of the water since access can be gained from the connected indoor pool.

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The environment is bright thanks to the large windows. Once out of the pool, one can relax in the poolside loungers, on the sofas in a more secluded position, or in the suspended double armchairs to be cradled in an enveloping embrace.

Heat and steam also await guests in the innovative sauna area with different types of rooms to suit every need and exclusive relaxation rooms. Welcoming guests issulfate water, to be drunk pure or energized, combined with different crystals to achieve different benefits. The wellness path continues between Finnish and biosauna, Turkish bath and infrared cabin.

It is here that another truly original and enchanting environment is encountered: the Grotta Sulfurea relaxation area where, immersed in water, stone slabs emerge to mark the path between single and double water beds. Stone walls also in the nearby Kneipp path, which offers a truly rejuvenating experience: you walk on pools with different bottoms that alternate cold and warm water while higher jets caress your legs. A panacea for the blood circulation, a feeling of lightness and immediate relief for the body.

Amidst corners dedicated to hot drinks and herbal teas, a corridor leads to the Lady Sauna Picea, the hay relaxation area and the Textil Sauna Larix to the stairs that lead to another magical location: the St. Valentin panoramic sauna and the Old Stube relaxation room from the 13th century. An area that can also become exclusive use for the couple who want to devote a truly special moment to spend in the sauna with a view and later in the relaxation room with sofas and tasting table.

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Sauna – Ph. Hannes Niederkofler

Wellness rituals for couples as well at the Soma & Anima Spa

Soft lighting, background music and the essence of herbs perfuming the air characterize the spa Soma & Anima, creating a charming and intimate atmosphere. Among the most atmospheric rooms is the Alpine Spa Suite inspired by mountain tradition with a lit fireplace and hay vats. Here the couple can enjoy a traditional Hay Bath or, for example, a romantic hot bath for two by candlelight with prosecco and snacks. In the Sulfur Grotto,made of rock and stone, you can enjoy aspecial couples’ experience with the “Touch me” package, a sensory journey that includes a mutual massage with kassa glove and black soap with detoxifying properties.

Another perfect setting for sharing wellness pampering is the exclusive Vulcania Grotto. Here you can indulge in the Vulcania Stimulating treatment that uses three clays for different parts of the body Stimulating the skin to rebirth.

A great spa classic is also the traditional Hay Bath , which can also be experienced as a couple. In addition to being a wellness pampering, it is a real cure ideal for eliminating toxins and strengthening the immune system. The secret lies in the mixture of medicinal herbs that, when properly heated and moistened, releases valuable active ingredients. The strong heat-induced sweating, together with the rapid absorption of the released substances, determines the detoxifying, anti-inflammatory and decontracting effect.

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Gourmet stop at the Skibar, right on the slopes

Your vacation at Bad Moos Aqua Spa Resort begins with a hearty breakfast buffet featuring fresh, local, organic and artisanal products ranging from sweet to savory. After a morning on the slopes, there’s nothing better than a gourmet stop in the Bad Moos Skibar! Located directly on the slopes, it allows you to refresh yourself with great food and hot drinks, without necessarily having to take off your boots, in complete comfort.

In the afternoon, a typical South Tyrolean snack is available in the Stube at the Bad Moos Aqua Spa Resort with a hot dish, cold cuts, cheeses, savory snacks and desserts, the perfect break back from the slopes. And then there’s dinner, an elegant moment dedicated to gourmets and refined palates with a choice of 4-5 course menus, appetizer and cheese buffets, fruit and dessert buffets. Also available is the feel good menu with a focus on healthy eating and light dishes. Chef at Bad Moos Aqua Spa Resort, Giovanni Togni loves to combine tradition and innovation by spoiling his guests with Alpine and Mediterranean delicacies and a special wine list.

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