Saunas with Ice Bath

49 saunas across Australia with ice bath.

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Recovery & Contrast

Beyond Rest East Perth

East Perth, WA

Recovery studio offering Contrast Fire & Ice therapy with sauna and ice bath.

Infrared Sauna Ice Bath
Recovery & Contrast

Clear Mind Studio Inglewood

Inglewood, WA

Private Finnish sauna and ice bath rooms with a guided 20-3-2 contrast protocol.

Finnish Sauna Ice Bath Private Sessions
Bathhouses

Ember Bath House

Osborne Park, WA

Osborne Park bathhouse with sauna and ice bath for contrast sessions.

Traditional Sauna Ice Bath
Gyms & Health Clubs

Empire Performance Centre

Jandakot, WA ·$

Performance gym with low-cost sauna and ice bath sessions.

Traditional Sauna Ice Bath
Recovery & Contrast

Helix House

Cottesloe, WA ·$

Cottesloe recovery studio with sauna sessions and ice baths.

Traditional Sauna Ice Bath
Recovery & Contrast

Sauna & Ice Bath Booragoon

Booragoon, WA

Finnish barrel sauna and ice bath sessions south of the river.

Finnish Sauna Ice Bath
Day Spas & Hot Springs

Solace Spa Scarborough

Scarborough, WA

Day spa beneath the Rendezvous Hotel with a traditional sauna and ice bath.

Traditional Sauna Ice Bath
Beachside Saunas

Sweat and Chill

North Beach, WA

Cedar sauna and ice bath in North Beach.

Traditional Sauna Ice Bath

About saunas with ice bath

An ice bath is cold water chilled to roughly 0–5°C. It is the most intense form of cold exposure you will find at saunas and recovery studios, and immersions are kept short, usually 30 seconds to two minutes.

Ice baths are popular with athletes and contrast-therapy regulars. Enter slowly, keep your breathing slow and controlled, never hold your breath, and get out if you feel numb or light-headed. People with heart conditions should seek medical advice first.

SaunaFindr currently lists 49 venues under ice bath, with starting prices from $20.

Frequently asked questions

How cold is an ice bath?
Ice baths at Australian saunas and recovery studios are usually kept between about 0 and 5°C. Plunge pools are warmer, typically 8–15°C.
How long should you stay in an ice bath?
Beginners should aim for 30 seconds to a minute. Even experienced users rarely stay longer than two to three minutes. Get out straight away if you feel numb, dizzy or unwell.
Where can I find saunas with ice bath in Australia?
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