Floating Sauna Lake Derby

The original Floating Sauna: a wood-fired sauna afloat on Lake Derby in north-east Tasmania, a ten-minute walk into the bush from town.

This is where the Floating Sauna started — a remote wood-fired sauna floating on Lake Derby, the flooded tin mine known as Briseis Hole, in the little Tasmanian town of Derby. The sauna It seats up to five, and it is the natural end to a day on the Blue Derby mountain bike trails — or a reason on its own to switch the phone off and wander into the Tasmanian bush. Sessions come as shared bookings or private ones. Finding it Park in the car park near the fire station, opposite the Blue Derby Trail sign at 99 Main Street. From there, walk or ride over the suspension bridge and follow the blue pole markers toward the lake, veering right.

The sauna: wood-fired heat, seats about 5. Wood-fired sauna floating on Lake Derby.

Listing type: Private & members. Access: Reservation. On Lake Derby — Briseis Hole — in the town of Derby, about a ten-minute walk from the car park. Listed capacity: Seats up to five. Cold plunge: The lake itself, straight off the deck. Hours: Availability is published in the online booking calendar. SaunaShare records this listing as editorially reviewed by SaunaShare. A listing label describes where the information came from, not the quality of the sauna.

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