Sauna & Ice Bath Booragoon
Finnish barrel sauna and ice bath sessions south of the river.
Finnish barrel sauna and ice bath sessions south of the river.
Private studio on Lake Ginninderra with a Finnish sauna, infrared, float tank and ice bath.
Contrast therapy centre with a large communal Finnish sauna, Nordic ice baths, a private infrared sauna and a recovery lounge.
Pilates studio with a Finnish sauna heated up to 90°C and an ice bath for post-class recovery.
Laneway wellness studio in Double Bay offering infrared sauna sessions alongside ice baths.
Wellness hub with a gym and classes plus a purpose-built recovery area: Finnish sauna, steam room, several ice baths and infrared saunas.
Prahran sauna and cold plunge studio with flexible memberships for regular hot-cold sessions.
Private sauna rooms in Prahran with infrared and traditional options and contrast sessions that include an ice bath.
Recovery venue with private and Finnish saunas, ice bath, Turkish steam room and float therapy.
Recovery venue with infrared and traditional saunas, ice baths, contrast pools, compression and red light therapy.
Albion Fine Trades precinct bathhouse with a heated vitality pool, cold and ice plunges, steam rooms and several sauna styles.
South Terrace HQ plus beach saunas at South Beach, Hillarys Boat Harbour and Leighton Beach.
Finnish and Clearlight infrared saunas with three extra-large ice baths set to different temperatures.
Finnish sauna studio with both cold and warm plunges.
Northside social wellness space with a 90°C Finnish sauna, infrared cabins and a 9°C cold pool.
Infrared sauna and contrast-therapy studios across Melbourne's south-east and north, including Mordialloc, Hampton, Williamstown and Coburg.
Membership-based sauna and ice bath club on Oxford Street Mall, built for regular recovery sessions.
High-volume recovery club in Green Square with two traditional Finnish saunas, four infrared saunas and six plunge pools.
Recovery and contrast studios are built around alternating hot and cold: sauna rounds followed by ice baths or cold plunges. Many also offer infrared, compression therapy, red-light panels and guided breathwork. They are popular with athletes and people who want a structured, repeatable routine.
Sessions are usually 45–60 minutes and booked online. Memberships are the norm for regulars, though most studios sell casual sessions too.
10–15 minutes of heat, 30 seconds to 2 minutes of cold, a few minutes of rest, repeated two or three times. Always listen to your body, and check with a doctor if you have heart or blood pressure concerns.
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