A beachfront sauna on Challenger Parade where the cold half of the cycle is the Indian Ocean rather than a plunge pool. One traditional Finnish sauna seats up to twenty, it opens seven days from 5am to 8pm, and a drop-in session is $20. Guests wear swimwear or activewear and bring two towels plus a water bottle.
Perth's first floating sauna, moored on the Swan River off Riverside Road by the Swan Yacht Club in East Fremantle, with a deck for cooling down and the river alongside. It runs split hours on weekdays, 5:30am to 10:30am and 2:30pm to 7:30pm, and 7:30am to 6:30pm at weekends. Sessions are communal, with private and group bookings also offered.
A home-based Finnish barrel sauna and ice bath on Worthington Road in Booragoon, booked as exclusive-use sessions so the whole setup belongs to one person or a small group at a time. It runs Monday to Thursday from 7am to 7pm, Friday to 4pm and Saturday to 5pm, and is closed on Sundays. Bookings are made online.
A private backyard sauna and ice bath on Mundford Street in North Beach, set among greenery and booked for one or two people at a time. A solo hour is $40 and a duo hour $70, with longer 'Shift' sessions adding breathwork and sound meditation. It is open seven days by booking only, with no walk-ins.
A traditional Finnish sauna pitched on the grass at Leighton Beach between the Orange Box Cafe and the Fremantle Surf Lifesaving Club, where the cold plunge is the ocean itself. Communal one-hour sessions run at 6am, midday and 5pm daily for $20, with complimentary tea or electrolytes afterwards and silent sittings for those who want them.
A beach sauna at the north end of the South Beach Recreational Reserve in South Fremantle, run as communal one-hour sittings at 6am, midday and 5pm every day. A casual session is $22 and the whole sauna can be booked privately for $150. Sessions are deliberately unhurried and shared: come alone, bring a friend, or see who turns up.
A beachfront sauna on Challenger Parade where the cold half of the cycle is the Indian Ocean rather than a plunge pool. One traditional Finnish sauna seats up to twenty, it opens seven days from 5am to 8pm, and a drop-in session is $20. Guests wear swimwear or activewear and bring two towels plus a water bottle.
Perth's first floating sauna, moored on the Swan River off Riverside Road by the Swan Yacht Club in East Fremantle, with a deck for cooling down and the river alongside. It runs split hours on weekdays, 5:30am to 10:30am and 2:30pm to 7:30pm, and 7:30am to 6:30pm at weekends. Sessions are communal, with private and group bookings also offered.
A home-based Finnish barrel sauna and ice bath on Worthington Road in Booragoon, booked as exclusive-use sessions so the whole setup belongs to one person or a small group at a time. It runs Monday to Thursday from 7am to 7pm, Friday to 4pm and Saturday to 5pm, and is closed on Sundays. Bookings are made online.
A private backyard sauna and ice bath on Mundford Street in North Beach, set among greenery and booked for one or two people at a time. A solo hour is $40 and a duo hour $70, with longer 'Shift' sessions adding breathwork and sound meditation. It is open seven days by booking only, with no walk-ins.
A traditional Finnish sauna pitched on the grass at Leighton Beach between the Orange Box Cafe and the Fremantle Surf Lifesaving Club, where the cold plunge is the ocean itself. Communal one-hour sessions run at 6am, midday and 5pm daily for $20, with complimentary tea or electrolytes afterwards and silent sittings for those who want them.
A beach sauna at the north end of the South Beach Recreational Reserve in South Fremantle, run as communal one-hour sittings at 6am, midday and 5pm every day. A casual session is $22 and the whole sauna can be booked privately for $150. Sessions are deliberately unhurried and shared: come alone, bring a friend, or see who turns up.