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\n Never share a sauna with strangers again, thanks to this unique spa hidden in Ireland’s lush waterways.
\n ADVERTISEMENTSpas, even the sheer thought of them, are supposed to be relaxing: a much-deserved break from the chaotically mundane lives we all seem to be swept up in.But there\u2019s nothing zen or mindful about rubbing shoulders with a complete stranger in 40C heat like a sweaty sardine. Or steaming your sins away while listening to the repetitive scratch of some inconsiderate guest shaving their beard.Unfortunately, this can be the reality of most spa experiences these days, even if you\u2019ve paid a small fortune for the privilege. With the danger of me sounding bitter: people are annoying.The owners of Finn Lough in Northern Ireland, a \u2018luxury hideaway\u2019 born way back in 1983, must have come to the same conclusion at some point \u2013 as they have created a uniquely isolating spa experience for wellness explorers wishing to be truly alone.Soulful and natural pampering in Ireland, where you\u2019re the only spa visitorLocated in the lush waterways of Enniskillen, Finn Lough had its five minutes of fame back in 2021, thanks to its popular bubble domes that allow you to stargaze from the comfort of your own bed.The \u2018transparent accommodation\u2019 fad has never really appealed to me. Perhaps it\u2019s the fear of being unknowingly observed by a \u2018gruagach\u2019 \u2013 a mythical Irish Big Foot. But when I discovered this low-key hideaway also had a secret spa that couldn\u2019t be tarnished by anybody else \u2013 I was immediately sold. I very kindly shared this trip with my partner, who in turn was kind enough to drive us there.With the aim of \u2018reconnecting you with the elements\u2019, the private audience with nature experience is a self-guided tour through a series of treatment cabins.\u00a0The two-hour adventure begins with a sensory deprivation tank, which I had previously dismissed as gimmicky and ironically stressful.But there\u2019s no claustrophobic-inducing, coffin-like pod that you have to clamber inside before attempting to bring your pulse down. Instead, we calmly slinked into a spacious salty pool and made ourselves comfortable with an array of floating pillows and armrests.\u00a0The lights switch off after a couple of minutes, giving you enough time to still yourself before slipping into a dream-like state. After around 30 minutes (or a million years?) passed, the lights gradually turned back on.It felt like the soft Irish sun had made a rare appearance, warming me into awakeness. Already, I felt like all my tension had melted away.\u00a0Finn Lough\u2019s secret spa looks out onto a stunning lake\u00a0Donned in our towel-drying robes, we headed to the second stage of the ritual, which has to be the trail\u2019s pi\u00e8ce de r\u00e9sistance: a Finnish sauna hovering over a seemingly neverending lake.When you enter, you spin the sand timer so you know when it\u2019s time to (reluctantly) move on before sprawling out and luxuriating in the heat and picturesque views.It\u2019s an ethereal yet grounding feeling to witness the cold waters sporadically ripple and splash in front of you. I could observe the Irish wind whirring through the greenery yet not feel or hear it.The warmth and silence soaked into our bones, and I felt euphorically unwound.ADVERTISEMENTWhile I wasn\u2019t so daring to plunge myself fully into the icy water \u2013 my partner reassured me the endorphin rush that came with the hypothermia risk was \u2018well worth it\u2019.Next on our adult spa \u2018treasure hunt\u2019 was the herbal sauna: a less intense cabin that uses aromatherapy of locally-sourced herbs such as rosemary and birch. It\u2019s a pleasant addition to the trail, but I do think a mosaic-walled steam room would have been a better fit, as the first sauna was just impossible to top.When the last grain fell from the sand timer, we headed to our penultimate stop: a bubbling jacuzzi looking down on the lake. With the sun slowly setting, we sipped on prosecco and repeatedly wished we could do it all again.\u00a0The subtle way Finn Lough moves you around the trail is what makes it so magical. You\u2019re simultaneously gutted when one experience is over but get giddy as you scurry along to the next part of the tour. It\u2019s pampering and fun \u2013 and the only annoying people there\u2026are you.ADVERTISEMENTWhen the bubbles stopped, it was officially over. If you want to extend your zen-state of mind, you can spend some time in the relaxing room with a cup of herbal tea and nuts \u2013 but these kinds of silent rooms border on the unnerving side for me. Instead, we headed off in search of the nearest Irish \u2018fish & chip\u2019 shop to ground us back to reality.Is Finn Lough really the best spa in Europe?I\u2019ve been to a fair few spas around Europe, including the insatiably in-demand Bucharest Therme Spain Romania. While this TikTok gem is certainly cool, the crowds of tourists made it more stressful than relaxing.\u00a0Even the prestigious Rudding Park in Harrogate, England, can sometimes feel a little cramped \u2013 especially if your visit clashes with a hen do or birthday party.\u00a0Iceland\u2019s Krauma had long reigned as my personal favourite \u2013 an outdoor geothermal slice of paradise just one hour from Reykjavik and deserted compared to the Blue Lagoon, but there\u2019s still always a risk you\u2019ll be disturbed by someone yapping across the hot tub or hogging the solo plunge pool.ADVERTISEMENTWith all of these amazing places \u2013 crowds of tourists can really zap the magic out of them. So, if you want to truly relax without seeing a single soul, it has to be Finn Lough.\u00a0The two-hour ‘Private Audience with Nature’ trail at Finn Lough is priced at \u00a370pp (\u20ac84) for residents and \u00a385pp (\u20ac102) for day visitors. 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