Strand Termal Sacuieni Bihor

Strand 66 is an open-air geothermal bathing complex in the town of Săcueni, Bihor County, Romania, built around the mineral-rich thermal waters of Săcueni set among generous green lawns and relaxation areas.

Geothermal water & source

The complex is fed by a natural thermal spring that reaches roughly 78 °C at the surface. The water is mineral-rich, containing calcium, magnesium, manganese and iron along with chloride, bicarbonate, sulfate, nitrate, ammonia and orthophosphate compounds, and has a pH of around 8 (slightly alkaline), which the venue says helps restore the skin's acid-base balance.

The operator lists therapeutic uses of the water, including relief for rheumatic and musculoskeletal disorders (joint inflammation, arthritis, back pain), muscle relaxation and post-injury pain relief, stress reduction and better sleep, skin conditions such as psoriasis and eczema, circulatory support, respiratory benefits through inhalation, gynecological inflammation and post-operative rehabilitation.

Pools & attractions

• A thermal water pool maintained at approximately 36–38 °C for warm bathing.
• A regular (heated) water pool for more invigorating swimming.
• A shallow children's pool with safe amenities.

Wellness

The complex includes a wellness area for relaxation alongside its thermal pools.

Family & kids

Beyond the dedicated children's pool, Strand 66 offers programs for children.

Dining

An on-site restaurant serves soups, main courses, desserts and beverages.

Accommodation & setting

Guests can stay on site in recently renovated wooden cabins (with shared bathrooms, located within the beach grounds near the food-service areas) or in fully equipped rooms featuring a private bathroom, refrigerator, kettle, hair dryer, wardrobe, covered terrace, WiFi and free parking. Camping and RV/caravan options are also available.