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Stonesthrow Sauna

5.0· 135 reviews on GoogleSandbraes Rd, South Kiscadale, Whiting BayMore in South KiscadaleMore in Whiting Bay

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Category
Wellness, Recovery
Location
South Kiscadale, Whiting Bay
Rating
5.0 / 5 (135 reviews on Google)

Stonesthrow Sauna is a mobile, wood-fired sauna experience on the Isle of Arran, operating primarily at Whiting Bay beach and occasionally at Lamlash and Kildonan. Handcrafted by Scandinavian Sauna, the barrel sauna travels between coastal sites guided by the tides.

Sessions offer a wild, outdoor sauna experience with the option of a cold dip in the sea — no shelter or changing facilities, just nature. Run by Andrew and Amy as a family business, Stonesthrow brings the health, wellbeing, and social richness of sauna culture to Arran all year round.

Opening hours

Mon–Fri
09:00-17:00
Sat–Sun
09:00-17:00

Classes

SaunaCold dip
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What are the opening hours at Stonesthrow Sauna?

Stonesthrow Sauna is open Mon–Fri 09:00-17:00, Sat–Sun 09:00-17:00.

Where is Stonesthrow Sauna?

Stonesthrow Sauna is at Sandbraes Rd in South Kiscadale, Whiting Bay.

What kind of training does Stonesthrow Sauna offer?

At Stonesthrow Sauna you will find wellness and recovery.

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Stonesthrow Sauna has 5.0 out of 5 on Google based on 135 reviews.

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