Trendy Dry Sauna and Spa

Cimer invites you to experience the essence of luxurious and elegant spa. This wide facility with an area of 13,000 m2 combines Korean-style dry sauna with European-style spa, which gives off unique vibes and charm.

a paradise of Relaxation

Even if you want to enjoy swimming in summer, the scorching sun might bother you. You may soak in cool water only to find that you will not stay long because of the powerful sun almost burning the crown of your head and the back of your neck.

Paradise City Cimer would be a good choice if you want to enjoy a wide range of water activities comfortably in an indoor space. Cimer is a compound word of “ciel (sky)” and “mer (sea),” meaning a paradise on earth between the sky and the sea. Just as the name suggests, the moment you step inside the entrance hall, you will be overwhelmed by the luxurious and elegant atmosphere that makes you feel like “you are in heaven.”

Looking around Paradise City Cimer will make you feel as if you were traveling across high- end spas in the world. Even famous European spa destinations are not desirable. Water Plaza, a rest area equipped with a swimming pool with cool blue tiles and white sunbeds lined up, will remind you of Piazza San Marco in Italy. In addition to the Water Plaza with the exotic atmosphere, Paradise City Cimer has a wide range of pools and spas. On the first floor, you can find the Water Plaza, an outdoor pool, Cave Spa, Virtual Spa along with the Aqua Club where you can enjoy Cimer’s unique pool party with the help of LED media art. On the second floor, there is the Indoor Infinity Pool where you can take a rest with an indoor view of Cimer. On the third floor, there is an outdoor public spa zone equipped with Milky Pool, Hinoki Pool, and Outdoor Infinity Pool with an open view of the West Sea at sunset. You can also have fun experiencing the thrill of slides such as Aqua Roof Slide and Tornado Slide coming down from the fourth floor. The Jjimjil Spa Zone, which enables you to relax while enjoying the traditional Korean sauna culture, is also located on the second and third floors.

“aqua Spa Zone” perfect for people in Their Twenties and Thirties

Use the buoyance of the aqua stick and water neck pillow to float the body on water and dip only the ears inside water to listen to the music that comes out of the water speaker. Listening to the beautiful music in a dark and cozy space while floating on water relaxes the mind.

Water Plaza is the highlight of the eight indoor and outdoor aqua spa zones in this facility. Modeled after Piazza San Marco in Italy, this 1.3-meter-deep pool gives off an exotic vibe. Here, you can take a rest in a laid-back environment all year round. Various events take place at Aqua Club that incorporates music into LED media. Meanwhile, Cave Spa with dimly-lit ceiling lights will remind you of an actual cave. Away from the noise from the outside, you can have a quiet, peaceful moment. There is also a floating-in-sound program available in a labyrinth-like space just inside the entrance.

Virtual Spa gives off dreamy and romantic vibes. The LED screens installed onto the three walls make you feel as if you were in a dream. Staring at the full-screen images of nature can be a good way to shake unwanted thoughts off your mind. If you want to feel closer to nature, you can head to Infinity Pool on the 3rd floor. The sight of an airplane landing at the nearby Incheon International Airport and the beautiful sunset over the West Sea which paints the sky red would create a unforgettable moment. Don't forget to take a photo with the sunset over the West Sea in the background and post it on your social media account. No matter who you are with – whether it is your lover or family member, you will fall in love with this cozy, romantic journey.

an upgraded Version of Korean Dry Sauna

Charcoal dry sauna is the most common type of dry sauna in Korea. Negative ions and far-infrared rays emitted from charcoal will calm your mind, relieve fatigue, and improve your blood circulation. Currently, due to the COVID-19 outbreak, group programs are temporarily unavailable. Please check out the website to see whether these programs are resumed once the situation gets better.

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Things To Do

Incheon International airport

It is so close to Cimer that you can even have a view of the runway from an outdoor pool.
∇ 271, Gonghang-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon

Masian Beach

It is a unique place including both sand and mud beaches. Numerous grilled clam restaurants can be found nearby
∇ 118, Masiran-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon

Chinatown

Its origin can be traced back to the opening of Incheonhang Port in 1883. This is where you can try authentic Chinese dishes.
∇ 20, Chinatown-ro 59beon- gil, Jung-gu, Incheon

Incheondaegyo Bridge

It is Korea’s longest bridge with a total length of 21.38 km. Driving over the bridge itself can make your day.
∇ Expressway, Jung-gu, Incheon