Frequently Asked Questions

KUUMA is located at Margate Marina in Barretta, Tasmania, approximately 20 minutes south of Hobart.For directions, view KUUMA – Nature Sauna on Google Maps.

Please arrive at the designated meeting point 30 minutes before your session’s departure time. This allows time for boarding and the safety briefing.For example: if your session departs at 10:00 am, you should arrive at the meeting point by 9:30 am.Communal sessions must depart on time. If you miss boarding and the briefing, your booking will be forfeited.If you have booked a private session, we can wait for your group, but the experience will be shortened by the amount of time you are late.

PARKINGPark outside the Marina gate (see map below).Do not park within the Marina.Once parked, head directly to the designated meeting point.Allow 5 minutes to walk to the meeting point.MEETING POINTThe Kuuma Skipper/Sauna Master will meet you at the designated meeting point (see map below) and escort you to the sauna boat berth. Please do not access the berth and remain at the meeting point until Kuuma staff arrive.

Please wear warm, comfortable clothing and bring the following in a small, closable bag:Swimwear (nudity is not permitted)A water bottleAn optional extra towel for drying off after your experienceOne towel per guest is provided. Filtered drinking water is available onboard.

KUUMA is located at Margate Marina, Barretta, approximately 20 minutes south of Hobart.We recommend travelling by car, as this is the easiest and most convenient way to reach us. Simply search "KUUMA – Nature Sauna" in Google Maps for turn-by-turn directions.If you're not driving, taxis and rideshare services (such as Uber) are also available from Hobart.Public transport is available, however travel times are significantly longer. If travelling by bus, we recommend planning your journey in advance using Google Maps or the Tasmanian Government journey planner.Please remember to arrive 30 minutes before your scheduled departure time to allow for boarding and the mandatory safety briefing.