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Experience the first sauna boat in Australia

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KUUMA - Nature Sauna Tasmania

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Tasmanian Sauna Pontoon Boat

Just 20 minutes drive south of Hobart, the KUUMA Pontoon Boat offers a unique sauna experience for up to 8 people. Enjoy a communal or private session as you cruise the Southern Tasmanian waterways.

Operating Fridays through to Mondays

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“Set on a pontoon, the incredible venue puts you right in the beauty of the region, allowing you to relish in the heat of a wood-fired sauna before taking a dip right outside to catch the sun peeking out.”
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“This winter, you can turn your fairytale dreams into reality at Kuuma Sauna, Australia’s very first fully mobile sauna pontoon boat in South Tasmania.”
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“Anchored in the quiet bay, the sauna provided a perfect contrast to the crisp 5-degree air and refreshing 9-degree ocean water.”
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Floating Sauna Tasmania

Here is what you will experience

About Our Sauna Tasmania Boat Experience

Kuuma pontoon boat is a bespoke custom designed commercial tour vessel, specifically built for sauna cruising. It can comfortably accommodate for sauna aficionados on open water experiences to various locations in the North West Bay, Southern Tasmania.

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Elevate Your Wellness

Experience the Sauna Pavilion with us in 2025

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BOOK YOUR SAUNA TASMANIA EXPERIENCE TODAY

Join us on this journey where the pace slows down, and you have the chance to pause and embrace the present moment.

For any media or press enquiries please contact admin@kuuma.com.au 

or alternatively fill out the form below to get in touch!

KUUMA acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands across Australia on which we live and work.

We acknowledge their connection to this Country and pay our respect to Elders past, present and emerging.

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