Who ever uses marina saunas?

[BelleSerene]

Several Swedish ports or marinas have a little sauna room on a floating pontoon lashed to the main pontoon. Up in 58°N I’ve been mostly anchoring and the only one I found at an acceptable hour of the day or night was turned off, so I haven’t used one yet. (I’ve used saunas in buildings.)

I hope to find one on the way back SW. Who has?

 

[pandroid]

Several Swedish ports or marinas have a little sauna room on a floating pontoon lashed to the main pontoon. Up in 58°N I’ve been mostly anchoring and the only one I found at an acceptable hour of the day or night was turned off, so I haven’t used one yet. (I’ve used saunas in buildings.)

I hope to find one on the way back SW. Who has?

Everyone, I would have thought. The best ones are the wood fired ones such as Aholma, Rödhamn in Aaland or Björkskär (bring your own wood).
The Finns have the cycle off to a tee - heat, swim, beer, repeat....

 

[Seven Spades]

Try Croatia in the summer you won't need one.

 

[ashtead]

There are 8 sauna rooms on the pontoon G at Haslar but might be intended for other purposes I'm told but might be of interest for foreign visitors in Portsmouth

 

[PeteCooper]

I used to use the sauna at Kip marina regularly - sadly they removed it

 

[[3889]]

Lorient City marina has a sauna but the Gallic bureaucracy in booking it meant we only used it once.

 

[johnalison]

They don't have saunas (saunae?) in Sweden; they are 'bastu'.