Elsewhere Sauna
Wood-fired sauna in a restored 1950s trailer beside Drip Beach, just south of Cygnet.
Compare 6 saunas in Tasmania, including wood-fired & outdoor, floating saunas and beachside saunas.
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.
Alpine spa at Cradle Mountain Lodge with sauna, steam room and cool plunge in The Sanctuary.
Tasmania is home to some of Australia's most atmospheric saunas. Wood-fired floating saunas sit on sheltered bays near Hobart and along the D'Entrecasteaux Channel, a restored trailer sauna overlooks the water near Cygnet, and the original floating sauna on Lake Derby draws visitors to the state's north-east.
With cold water year-round, a plunge in Tasmania is the real thing. Alpine spas such as the one at Cradle Mountain add a more traditional spa option. Many Tasmanian saunas are small and book out quickly, especially in winter and during festival season.
We currently list 6 saunas in Tasmania. By type: wood-fired & outdoor (5), floating saunas (3), beachside saunas (2) and day spas & hot springs (1). Use the filters above to narrow the list by facilities, or sort by price or distance.
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