Elsewhere Sauna
Wood-fired sauna in a restored 1950s trailer beside Drip Beach, just south of Cygnet.
Wood-fired sauna in a restored 1950s trailer beside Drip Beach, just south of Cygnet.
The original floating sauna: wood-fired heat, then a plunge into Lake Derby. About 90 minutes from Launceston.
Wood-fired mobile sauna on Hobart's waterfront at Long Beach, Sandy Bay, with an outdoor ice bath.
Wood-fired floating sauna in a sheltered bay at Barretta, with a plunge into the icy channel.
Wood-heated sauna boat moored at Kettering with ocean plunges.
Wood-fired saunas burn timber to heat the stones. Fans describe the heat as softer and more enveloping than electric stoves, with a faint smell of wood smoke and the sound of the fire. Most wood-fired saunas in Australia are outdoors or mobile, set up on beaches, beside lakes or on floating pontoons, so a natural cold plunge is often just steps away.
Because they rely on a live fire, session times can be fixed around the burn, so book ahead and arrive on time.
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