With the Gaelic Clach (stone) and Mara (sea), this wood fired sauna is perfectly named for its location. Clach Mara wild sauna sits high on Castletown beach in Caithness on the North coast of Scotland. This community oriented space creates a wild and beautiful escape into nature and a chance to connect, slow down and be present in the landscape.

Nestled in the picturesque harbour of fishing village, Cruden Bay, beside its award-winning beach, Fraileach Wild Sauna offers a relaxing wellness experience inspired by the surrounding coastline. Fraileach, the Gaelic word for seaweed, reflects the owners’ artistic connection to nature, the sea, and the ever-changing beauty of the Aberdeenshire coast.

Teth Sauna can be found on the edge of the quaint fishing village of Collieston, Aberdeenshire, where the sandy dunes of Forvie Nature Reserve meet the rugged cliffs of the North. The natural sheltered bay creates a perfect spot for wild swimming in these otherwise untamed waters. Balancing the invigorating chill of the wild North Sea, Teth, the Gaelic word for hot (pronounced “cheh”), captures the essence of the sauna experience.

Located on the edge of Tralee Bay Holiday Park, around a 20-minute drive north of Oban, the Coorie In wild sauna is tucked among the trees beside the beach. With easy access to the soft sands and clear waters of Ardmucknish Bay, it’s an ideal spot to combine a relaxing sauna session with a refreshing sea dip. Surrounded by nature and coastal views, it offers a peaceful place to unwind and enjoy the outdoors.

Located at Largs Yacht Haven just outside the popular seaside town of Largs, this wild sauna offers stunning views across the Firth of Clyde toward the island of Great Cumbrae and the Isle of Bute. On Scotland’s west coast, Bide sauna makes an easy and scenic day trip from Glasgow.

Located at East Sands Beach, beside the old harbour, this wood fired wild sauna sits on a popular family-friendly sandy beach near the East Sands Leisure Centre. With a coastal path, watersports and sailing nearby, it’s a lively seaside spot and winner of the 2025 Keep Scotland Beautiful Scotland’s Beach Award.

Tucked away on the rugged northeastern edge of Scotland in The Broch (Fraserburgh), is The Sauna Hoose. This wood-fired wild sauna offers an experience far removed from the usual tourist trail although only a stones throw away from the award winning Fraserburgh beach. Here, the raw energy of the North Sea meets the quiet heat of the sauna inviting you to slow down, embrace the cold, and immerse yourself in a place where nature feels untamed and deeply authentic.

Situated at the mouth of Inverkip Marina this wood fired wild sauna gives views across the Firth of Clyde allowing you to watch the mist roll in or the boats sail by.

This thoughtfully organised, seaside wild sauna is set at the very edge of the pretty Fife village of Lower Largo. With an easy slope on to the sands of Lower Largo beach and views over the Firth of Forth, this wild sauna is perfectly placed for those who love the sea air.

At the harbour end of Aberdeen's Beach Esplanade this wild (slightly urban) sauna is in a great spot for a North Sea dook or a cool off on the beach. Barbossauna is walking distance to the picturesque old fishing village of Fittie (Footdee) and a long stretch of street food vendors, making it perfectly placed to embrace a full day beachfront experience.

Winner of 'Keep Scotland Beautiful' 2025 beach award, Kingsbarns beach is a lovely long stretch of sand. The village is in the East Neuk of Fife sandwiched between St Andrews and the picturesque fishing village of Crail.

Part of a Paddle boarding school at the beach end of Stonehaven harbour, this fun wild sauna is a perfect spot for people watching.