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High-Performance Spa & Wellness Solutions in Cyprus by EKA Group
Technical Review & Curation by Louis M. Loizides, General Manager & SPA-Wellness Specialist
At EKA Group, we lead the way in luxury wellness by bridging the gap between prestigious design and rigorous technical performance. Our curated spa portfolio features high-performance systems engineered to elevate your health and last a lifetime – ranging from custom-designed traditional and modern saunas and therapeutic steam baths to luxury spa hot tubs and specialized wellness products and accessories tailored for residential, hospitality, and commercial developments.
JACUZZI Hydrotherapy Hot Tubs & Swim-Spas
- Brand Heritage and Reliability: We are the exclusive distributors of the original and worldwide-known 70-years brand leader Jacuzzi®, legendary for its outstanding performance and reliability.
- Safety Protocol: Clean and clear water technology that is 99.9% chlorine-free, with Jacuzzi’s multi-stage filtration systems such us ClearRay Active Oxygen® System and UV-C System.
- Innovation and Smart Features: Integrated smart and innovative technologies to enhance your experience.
- Rejuvenation Meets Relaxation: Our hot-tub and swim-spa models are not only about design but more about hydrotherapy. Restore your body, mind, and soul.
KLAFS Relaxation Saunas
- Quality Standard and Safety Protocol: Our KLAFS saunas, constructed using the RAL Quality Marks, are made using the finest technology and highest quality materials. The control unit 21029T / 21033T ensures service life and safety.
- Health Benefits: Sauna heat ensures excellent blood circulation and muscle relaxation features, promoting the stabilization of one’s health and wellbeing.
Aesthetic Authority: Curated by our creative team in collaboration with KLAFS design team to reflect the latest international design trends. Our sauna models also offer full customization-features to suit your needs and preferences.
Performance Steam Baths & Showers by KLAFS
- Energy-Efficiency: Our KLAFS Steam Baths & Showers come with energy-efficient steam generators and the 21052T steam bath control system, ensuring environmentally-friendly use without compromising comfort.
- Health Benefits: Steam baths and steam showers are self-care sanctuaries. From skincare with deep-cleansing, to stress relief, clearer airways, and improvement of respiratory issues.
- Full Customization: Unlimited creativity and personalization with a number of material and sizes available. Lighting features that can enhance your senses, smaller and compact models for space efficiency, and other additional details that can elevate your experience.
Special Products & Accessories:
- Special Equipment: We offer special equipment that can complement a sauna or steam bath and add the final touch to your wellness space. Products that promote an active and relaxed lifestyle, such us loungers and warming loungers, and other special systems that are beneficial for one’s health.
- Additional Features & Accessories: From lighting and colour lighting systems to other smaller accessories such us cushions and mats, thermometers, aromatherapy, and more. Because the smallest touch can contribute to a much higher experience.
| Industry Myth | EKA Facts |
|---|---|
| "Jacuzzi" is the technical name for all hot tubs. | Jacuzzi® is a specific premium brand represented by EKA for many decades. We provide a range of Hydrotherapy Systems with custom jet-pressure calibration that meets the highest European Standards (EN). |
| "Saunas are high-energy consumers." | EKA offers modern 2026 saunas by Klafs. These systems utilize high-density insulation and smart-timers, reducing energy consumption by up to 40%. |
| "High heat ruins luxury tiling." | Utilizing high-quality ceramic or mosaic tiles by EKA, in combination with high-performance epoxy adhesives and grouts, ensures that luxury aesthetics endure even in demanding wellness environments. |
| "Steam rooms require constant deep-cleaning." | Our Klafs Performance Steam Baths utilize non-porous surfaces and antimicrobial technology, making them significantly easier to maintain. |
Why Choose EKA Group?
Representatives of Global Leaders of the Industry
As exclusive distributors and representatives of JACUZZI and KLAFS global leading brands, we can ensure the highest quality in the products we offer. Our brands align with environmentally-friendly policies and innovative systems that ensure energy-efficiency.
Technical Support & Expertise
Our team provides consultation from concept to realization and after-sales service.
- The Expertise Factor: Our expert team offers comprehensive advice regarding your space or project from start to finish.
- Installation & Maintenance: Through many years of experience and training sessions from the well-known factories, we can fully assist in installation and maintenance requirements.
FAQ – Spa & Wellness Solutions in Cyprus
- What do you mean by Jacuzzi?
Jacuzzi is a brand name for hot tubs and hydrotherapy systems recognized for their powerful water jets, warm water and use as treatments. Nowadays, people often call any hot tub or spa-like bath with jet massage a Jacuzzi.
- What is a Jacuzzi vs hot tub?
According to our Spa Specialist, Louis M. Loizides, the distinction is one of engineering rather than just naming. While ‘Jacuzzi’ has become a household term for any spa, it is specifically a premium brand defined by its proprietary jet-pressure calibration. A standard hot tub provides heated water and basic bubbles; a Jacuzzi® system is a precision hydrotherapy tool. It is designed around the science of ‘aquatic massage,’ where the placement and pressure of each jet are specifically calibrated to target muscle groups and promote recovery, a standard that goes far beyond the capabilities of a generic hot tub
- What does a Jacuzzi do for you?
A Jacuzzi hot tub gives you more than the chance to unwind. Powerful water jets and warm moving water in a Jacuzzi provide hydrotherapy which can support you in:
- Reduced joint pain and tight or strained muscles
- Enhanced relaxation level
- Enhanced blood flow in the body
- Better sleep
A hot tub is also useful for soothing chronic pain because of arthritis or back discomfort. Hot tubs are perfect for letting your muscles recover after a workout and heal in a shorter time.
- What is in a Jacuzzi?
A Jacuzzi hot tub typically contains heated water, powerful hydrotherapy jets, and an advanced filtration system. The warm water is circulated by pumps, while strategically placed jets release streams of air and water that massage the body, to help relieve tension and improve circulation.
Today’s Jacuzzi models usually come with practical features such as:
- Water jets that can be adjusted for a massage customized to your needs
- Using LED lights for both decor and chromotherapy
- Waterfall edges and adjustable, comfortable seats
- They include ozone or UV systems to purify water
- Using the display, you can change the temperature, jets and lights. Some models also come with built-in Bluetooth speakers or aromatherapy options for a truly spa-like experience
- How long can you spend in a Jacuzzi?
Most people should limit their time in the Jacuzzi to a range of 15 to 30 minutes. Should the water temperature drop to between 36 and 37°C, you may be able to stay on a little while longer. However, limiting your sessions to around 25 minutes is best when the temperature is up to 40°C.
Notice your body’s signals and respond accordingly. As soon as you notice that you’re dizzy, lightheaded or hot, stop and take some time to cool off. It’s important to drink enough water before and after your bath to prevent dehydration, since it is warm in countries like Cyprus.
- Is Jacuzzi worth the price?
Yes. A Jacuzzi hot tub can very much be worth the cost, especially if you value relaxation, health, and more comfort in your home. While the upfront cost of a quality Jacuzzi may be prohibitive for some, the long-term benefits typically make the cost well worth it. Some of these are:
- Enhanced every-day stress management and enhanced mental well-being
- Greater rest and faster results from your workout
- Increasing the value of your property
- Jacuzzi hot tubs are constructed to be durable and low-maintenance, especially with the addition of modern filtration and water treatment equipment. They’re energy-efficient and geared for secure, easy use all year round
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Why is it called a Jacuzzi?
The name Jacuzzi comes from the Jacuzzi brothers, Italian inventors who revolutionized hydrotherapy in the 1950s. They developed the first whirlpool bath pump to help relieve a family member’s arthritis pain. Over time, the Jacuzzi brand became so popular that it became synonymous with hot tubs and spa baths. Today, while Jacuzzi is still a trademarked brand, many people use the term to describe any jetted or heated spa tub.
- What exactly does a sauna do?
A sauna uses dry heat, typically between 70°C to 100°C (158°F to 212°F), to create a warm, enclosed environment that promotes relaxation, detoxification, and overall wellness. Relaxing in a sauna helps your body by raising your pulse, making you sweat and cleansing your skin.
- Are saunas good for health?
Saunas are recognized for providing many health advantages thanks to their history and the evidence found in science. Sauna use on a regular basis can strengthen your health by improving blood flow, handling stress and helping you clear toxins from your body. When you sweat in the heat, your body reacts like it does during mild exercise, raising your heart rate, improving blood circulation and encouraging deep washing of your skin.
Health perks of visiting a sauna are plentiful:
- The use of a sauna may gradually boost heart health and reduce blood pressure.
- Heat helps melt away problems by reducing stress hormone production and making your muscles relax.
- Detox: Sweating helps your body remove toxins and unwanted substances.
- Dry heat can reduce the aches and stiffness of joints, making it important for athletes and people with arthritis.
- Good for your skin: Regular use of a sauna leads to opening of pores, cleansing them and leaves skin looking new.
- How many saunas a week is safe?
Most healthy adults can safely and beneficially visit the sauna 3 to 4 times a week. In a typical session, you’ll be in the sauna from 10 to 20 minutes, so your body can properly use the heat. Regular visits to the sauna at this frequency can help your body by improving blood flow, relieving stress and aiding muscle recovery. Read here more about
- How long should I stay in a sauna?
On average, each visit to a sauna should be between 10 and 20 minutes. Slowly acclimating to heat like this helps you relax, stimulates blood circulation and helps your body detoxify, all without putting too much strain on you. If you aren’t used to saunas, begin with just 5 to 10 minutes each time and increase the length over time. If you feel dizzy, lightheaded or like you don’t feel right, leave the sauna right away. Remember to cool down slowly after the session, and hydrate well to replenish fluids lost through sweating.
- What were saunas used for?
Saunas have been used since ancient times for cleaning, treatment, and getting together with people. Traditionally, they were valued for many important roles.
Sweating and steam in a sauna historically helped to clean the body better than it could be done otherwise.
Traditional folks thought taking a sauna helped relieve soreness, boosted blood circulation, and improved general health. People in ancient times used saunas for both spiritual and purification ceremonies. For years, saunas have also acted as places where family and friends gather, find solace, and connect. Saunas now offer benefits that combine their history with modern ways to stay well.
- What does spa and wellness mean?
Spa and wellness refer to the services and equipment/products designed to enhance your physical and mental health. Whereas spa refers to the place that offers treatments or services that can contribute to one’s relaxation and rejuvenation (e.g hydrotherapy products such us hot tubs, steam baths, saunas, etc), wellness refers to the broader concept of overall health and well-being.