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Respect for nature

We make conscious use of natural resources, harnessing the potential of our location to meet the real needs associated with the function of our facility.

A woman pouring herself water at the NAMI SPA

Drinking water

At NAMI we avoid plastic bottles. We encourage our guests to use special dispensers that provide water from the municipal supply. Sopot’s tap water comes from deep wells in forest areas and along the coast – we take advantage of its excellent quality.

Photo taken during rain

Rainwater

Managing rainwater and protecting our complex from flooding is a major concern. The difference in altitude in Lower Sopot is up to 140 metres, and 12 streams flow through this part of the city directly into the sea, with mountainous or sub-mountainous characteristics. A real threat in this area is the so-called backflow – the influx of seawater into the city’s sewage system.

In response to these local conditions, we’ve installed a rainwater retention system on our premises with a total capacity of 530,000 litres, along with a buffer tank adjacent to the building. We use the collected rainwater for toilet flushing and watering the vegetation in our Seaside Garden.

Photo of the façade of the modern building at the NAMI SPA

Thermal management

The facades of the buildings in the European Family Centre INVICTA complex are constructed with two layers. A white sun-reflecting screen protects the exterior walls from overheating.

Equipped with shutters that can cover the windows, this construction provides a continuous protective barrier. This barrier not only protects the building’s interior from overheating, but also benefits the surrounding environment by preventing the formation of urban heat islands.

By avoiding large expanses of glass, using windows that optimise natural light, and using protective shutters, we effectively shield our interiors from excessive temperatures.

Location

Nestled in the peaceful lower part of Sopot, NAMI is just 400 meters from the beach, offering direct access to tranquil seaside gardens and the calming rhythm of the waves. This idyllic location promotes relaxation and rejuvenation, with clean air and a unique microclimate fostering a natural connection to well-being. Sopot, steeped in spa traditions dating back to the Napoleonic era, exudes a distinct energy that attracts those seeking harmony from across the globe.

Sopot’s residents enjoy the longest life expectancy in Poland, making it a true Polish “blue zone”—a region of remarkable longevity. The city perfectly combines peace with proximity to its charming attractions, including the iconic “Monciak” promenade and Europe’s longest wooden pier. Removed from the commotion of urban centers, Sopot offers space for reflection and inspiration while serving as a convenient base for exploring the diverse entertainment and activities in neighboring Gdańsk and Gdynia.

Guests of the NAMI health resort can enjoy an onsite graduation tower with locally sourced brine. The Sopot brine is a unique therapeutic water distinguished by its high mineral content, including sodium, magnesium, calcium, and iodine. It originates from the St. Adalbert Spring, from which it naturally flows from a depth of 800 meters. Initially used primarily by individuals with skin, respiratory, and rheumatic conditions, Sopot brine has now become a symbol of health and relaxation. It has antibacterial properties, supports circulation, and aids in detoxifying the body. Thanks to its rich mineral composition, it also has a beneficial effect on the skeletal, muscular, and thyroid systems.

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