Rich in active gases or metals — a strong mineral character.
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Standard buoyancy
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Soft water — natural, classic buoyancy.
SoufreSulfuresSulfates
Iamátika Loutrá Dámastas (Psōronéri) — 'Thermal Baths of Damastas (Psōronéri)' — is a sulphurous spring bathing facility in Greece bearing the official Greek State iamátika designation associated with the country's recognised thermal waters. Located in the Psōronéri area of Damastas, the spring water carries sulphurous mineral compounds appreciated within the long tradition of Greek thermal bathing. The iamátika designation connects this spring to the distinguished canon of officially recognised thermal waters that form the backbone of the modern Greek thermal tradition.
Insider tip — The Iamátika Loutrá (healing baths) of Dámastas, also known as Psōronéri, are located in the Phthiotis regional unit of Central Greece near the Spercheios River valley. These historic sulfurous springs were traditionally used for treating skin conditions and musculoskeletal ailments, a practice reflected in the name Psōronéri (scabies water). The site features modest facilities amid agricultural land between the Othris mountains and the Malian Gulf.