How to enjoy the spa in hot weather?
Summer is here, and with it, warm, sunny days. But also (unfortunately!) periods of heatwave… So

The benefits of a spa in summer
More often associated with colder days, the spa can be just as pleasant and beneficial during hot weather.Warm spa water can have a number of benefits during the summer months. It helps you relax, while soothing tense muscles. What’s more, the sensation of floating in lukewarm water while feeling the summer breeze can be simply exquisite!
But you can also take advantage of a cold spa to refresh yourself! You canuse cold water in your whirlpool bath. Just remember to turn off the heating while leaving the hydromassage jets running. This will give you a pleasant sensation of freshness, helping to relieve heavy legs and improve muscle recovery.
Enjoying the spa in hot weather
When heat waves set in, the idea of relaxing in a spa may seem contradictory. However, it’s perfectly possible to enjoy this moment of relaxation even in the heat of the day! As long as you take a few sensible steps to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience…
#1: Choosing the right time to swim
Choosing the right time to dive into your spa is essential during a heatwave.
#2: Setting the water temperature
Setting the spa temperature is essential during hot spells. We recommend a
Diving into hot water (38-40°C) on a scorching day can lead to overheating, dehydration and evenexhaustion. Conversely, a water temperature of between 28°C and 32°C provides just the right balance of relaxation and refreshment!
#3: Always moisturize
To enjoy the spa safely on hot days, hydration is key! It’s a well-known fact that heat accelerates dehydration. As the mercury rises, your body loses water more quickly through perspiration to regulate its internal temperature. The heat of the spa can exacerbate this process.
So make sure you drink enough water before, during and after your spa session. Ideally, keep a bottle of water close at hand to compensate for the loss of fluids and electrolytes and avoid the risk of dehydration (headaches, dizziness…).
#4: Shorter sessions
Prolonged spa sessions are particularly relaxing. However, you should bear in mind that the heat can quickly tire your body. In summer, we recommend
#5: Sun protection
When using an outdoor spa, it’s essential to protect your skin from the sun’s rays. However, sunscreen contains chemical compounds that can clog the filter and alter water quality. This requires even more regular maintenance. To avoid this problem, consider installing a parasol near your jacuzzi or building a shelter. This way, you can enjoy your whirlpool bath while minimizing the risks.
#6: After the session
After a spa session in hot weather, take the time to cool your body gently. Avoid plunging into a cold pool immediately, as this will only shock your body. Instead, opt for a slightly cool shower to gradually lower your body temperature.
#7: Spa maintenance
Enjoying your spa when the mercury rises requires a few tricks to maintain optimum water quality. Make sure you disinfect it regularly, as heat can cause bacteria to proliferate.
Be vigilant by regularly checking water pH (between 7 and 7.4),alkalinity (TAC between 80 and 140 mg/L) and hardness (Hydrotimetric Title between 100 and 250 mg/l). Remember to keep an eye on the spa’s water level and use the filtration system more regularly.
Don’t hesitate to contact our team if you need any advice onspa maintenance. Making sure the water stays clean and clear is essential to enjoying your jacuzzi in summer!
Spa and heatwave: the keys to enjoying a jacuzzi in hot weather
Enjoying a spa during a heatwave can be as refreshing as it is soothing. As long as you take a few precautions! Let’s summarize the keys to getting the most out of your hot tub in hot weather:
- Choose the right time to swim;
- Lower the water temperature;
- Drink enough water;
- Opt for short sessions (which are no less effective!);
- Protect yourself from the sun;
- Maintain your pond regularly.
By following these tips, your spa can become a veritable oasis of refreshment during the summer heat. You’ll be able to enjoy the summer in the comfort of your hot tub.










