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.

Sitting at the edge of Stromness, overlooking the town's historic harbour bay, Sauna Wanna is a short walk through the town's charming stone streets. This wild sauna offers the perfect sanctuary for an authentic experience of Orkney, pairing the warmth of the sauna with the invigorating cold of the sea.

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.

Situated just outside the picturesque Perthshire village of Comrie, this wood-fired wild sauna is part of the community owned rural estate where community and nature are the focus. Set within the native woodland at Comrie Croft, Nowhere Sauna offers a unique experience to unwind in nature. The nearby waterfall, birdsong and dappled sunlight filtering through the trees create a peaceful woodland sanctuary where nature sets the pace.

Just outside Kenmore, on the shores of Loch Tay, is the WildEmber Bothy Sauna. This traditional wood-fired sauna sits on the loch’s peaceful north shore, surrounded by the stunning Perthshire countryside and framed by the seven Munros of the Lawers Ridge. Whether you're looking for a moment of calm, recovery after an adventure, or a deeper connection with nature, WildEmber Bothy Sauna offers the perfect setting to unwind, recharge, and embrace the beauty of the outdoors.

This wild sauna is set on the shores of the freshwater Loch Alvie, just three miles southwest of Aviemore in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park. Surrounded by lush greenery, gentle hills, and breathtaking Highland scenery, Sauna Cairngorms offers a peaceful setting to unwind and reconnect with nature. The loch’s clear waters and tranquil atmosphere create the perfect environment for relaxation, rejuvenation, and an authentic outdoor escape.

Nestled at the top of a woodland trail within Kelburn Estate, home to its famous graffiti-covered castle, sits Clyde Coast Sauna. With sweeping views across the Firth of Clyde to the Isle of Arran, the setting offers beautiful coastal scenery in Scotland. Located just outside the popular seaside town of Largs on Scotland’s south-west coast, the sauna combines wild nature, sea air, and relaxation in a unique setting.

The Wee Wild Sauna sits on the edge of Lochwinnoch village in the central Lowlands of Scotland, on the banks of Castle Semple Loch, a popular spot for water sports. Located close to the RSPB nature reserve, there is plenty to see, from rich birdlife to the varied activity out on the loch.

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.

One of two nearby Wild Bathing saunas run by 3 sisters, The Snug is located at Ganavan Sands, a stunning white sandy beach just 2 miles north of Oban. With sweeping views across to the Isle of Mull, Morvern, and Lismore, it's an especially scenic spot to unwind. The beach is at the end of the road and is easily accessible by car, bus or on foot from Oban.

Hot and Bothy offers two distinct wild sauna experiences, thoughtfully contained in one intimate setting. Tucked behind Archerfield Walled Garden, this wild sauna is reached by a winding path through expansive green space. It sits within a wider estate near the mouth of the River Forth, between the popular coastal towns of Gullane and North Berwick in South East Scotland.

Tucked away on the banks of Loch Ard, the wild Sweat & Soak sauna feels wonderfully remote and peaceful. To get there, you travel along a single-track road winding through the Trossachs, with glimpses of the loch opening up and, on clear days, stunning views of Ben Lomond in the distance. The journey sets the tone perfectly, giving you a sense of escape before you even step inside.

The Wild Spa is part of the venue Venachar Lochside, set on the Trossachs Trail between Callander and Aberfoyle. In the heart of Stirlingshire, this wild sauna offers beautiful views of the mountains surrounding Loch Venachar.