Finnish saunas in Hobart, Australia
Drip Den
Drip Den is a recovery studio in Claremont, in Hobart's northern suburbs, with private sauna rooms: a traditional sauna heated to 70 to 90 degrees and an infrared sauna at 45 to 60 degrees, plus a 5 to 10 degree cold plunge, red-light therapy and compression boots. A 30-minute traditional sauna costs $39 and infrared sauna with cold plunge $52, with weekly memberships. Open Monday to Saturday 6am to 9pm, Sunday by appointment.
Elsewhere Sauna
Elsewhere Sauna is a female-owned mobile wood-fired sauna built into a restored 1950s council mess-room trailer, kept at 80 to 90 degrees. Within Hobart it parks at Taroona Beach, 10 minutes from the city, alternating with Drip Beach near Cygnet, with ocean dips between rounds. Hour-long sessions take up to 5 people, shared or private, on Fridays to Sundays between 9am and 4pm in the cooler season; mornings are kept quiet. Bathers are worn.
Harnon Sauna
Harnon is a hand-built, wood-fired mobile sauna trailer run by a Hobart couple, with a hot room, change room and chill-out zone. Its winter location is Long Beach, Sandy Bay, from June until the end of October 2026; later locations are announced by email and social media. Sessions last 75 minutes as guided, shared (Collective) or private bookings, with cold water and the beach beside the sauna.
Savoy Day Spa
Savoy Day Spa is an underground day spa in central Hobart whose bathhouse has an 80-degree sauna, a 44-degree steam room, two 38-degree spas and a 28-degree magnesium pool. It calls itself the only communal bathhouse in Tasmania open to drop-ins: casual entry is $40 with no booking and no time limit. Bathers must be worn and the minimum age is 16. Open Monday to Friday 9am to 8pm, Saturday 9am to 6pm, Sunday 10am to 5pm.
Doone Kennedy Hobart Aquatic Centre
The Doone Kennedy Hobart Aquatic Centre is the City of Hobart's indoor pool and gym on the Queens Domain, with a dry sauna at 60 to 70 degrees, a 40-degree steam room and two heated spas, open to members and casual users aged 16 and over for $18.90. The spa and sauna area is closed for an upgrade from 28 September 2026, with reopening expected in mid to late February 2027. The centre opens weekdays 5:30am to 9pm and weekends 8am to 6pm.
Drip Den
Drip Den is a recovery studio in Claremont, in Hobart's northern suburbs, with private sauna rooms: a traditional sauna heated to 70 to 90 degrees and an infrared sauna at 45 to 60 degrees, plus a 5 to 10 degree cold plunge, red-light therapy and compression boots. A 30-minute traditional sauna costs $39 and infrared sauna with cold plunge $52, with weekly memberships. Open Monday to Saturday 6am to 9pm, Sunday by appointment.
Elsewhere Sauna
Elsewhere Sauna is a female-owned mobile wood-fired sauna built into a restored 1950s council mess-room trailer, kept at 80 to 90 degrees. Within Hobart it parks at Taroona Beach, 10 minutes from the city, alternating with Drip Beach near Cygnet, with ocean dips between rounds. Hour-long sessions take up to 5 people, shared or private, on Fridays to Sundays between 9am and 4pm in the cooler season; mornings are kept quiet. Bathers are worn.
Harnon Sauna
Harnon is a hand-built, wood-fired mobile sauna trailer run by a Hobart couple, with a hot room, change room and chill-out zone. Its winter location is Long Beach, Sandy Bay, from June until the end of October 2026; later locations are announced by email and social media. Sessions last 75 minutes as guided, shared (Collective) or private bookings, with cold water and the beach beside the sauna.
Savoy Day Spa
Savoy Day Spa is an underground day spa in central Hobart whose bathhouse has an 80-degree sauna, a 44-degree steam room, two 38-degree spas and a 28-degree magnesium pool. It calls itself the only communal bathhouse in Tasmania open to drop-ins: casual entry is $40 with no booking and no time limit. Bathers must be worn and the minimum age is 16. Open Monday to Friday 9am to 8pm, Saturday 9am to 6pm, Sunday 10am to 5pm.
Doone Kennedy Hobart Aquatic Centre
The Doone Kennedy Hobart Aquatic Centre is the City of Hobart's indoor pool and gym on the Queens Domain, with a dry sauna at 60 to 70 degrees, a 40-degree steam room and two heated spas, open to members and casual users aged 16 and over for $18.90. The spa and sauna area is closed for an upgrade from 28 September 2026, with reopening expected in mid to late February 2027. The centre opens weekdays 5:30am to 9pm and weekends 8am to 6pm.