Heinolan Rantakylpylä sauna

Heinolan Rantakylpylä's shore sauna sits between Heinola's beach and harbour, a hexagonal sauna for twenty with steps into the Kymijoki and winter ice swimming.

Heinola grew up as a spa town, and Rantakylpylä keeps the tradition going on the shore between the town beach and the harbour, inside the national urban park. The public sauna is a hexagonal room for about twenty bathers that runs on carbon-neutral wind and hydro electricity, with a smaller wood-fired sauna for six beside it, and a couple of steps take you straight into the Kymijoki river from the sauna deck. Sessions are open to everyone through the year, ice swimming included in winter, and a German-style Aufguss master turns up on some evenings.

Kylpylänranta sauna: electric heat, seats about 20. Hexagonal electric sauna for about twenty. Wood-fired shore sauna: wood-fired heat, seats about 6. Small wood-fired sauna for six. Listed amenities: Lake plunge, Changing rooms, Showers, Cool-down deck, Parking, Guided sauna rituals, Social sauna sessions.

Listing type: Public bathhouse. Access: Walk-in. Listed capacity: About 20 in the main sauna. Cold plunge: Steps into the Kymijoki, ice swimming in winter. Hours: Ticket sales close at 7:30pm. The spa updates changes on its social channels. Public sessions are walk-in: buy a ticket at the summer kiosk or on the spa's sauna page, with entry until 7:30pm. Private sessions for groups are booked by phone with the spa and paid in advance. SaunaShare records this listing as editorially reviewed by SaunaShare. A listing label describes where the information came from, not the quality of the sauna. Listing details were last reviewed on September 15, 2026.

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