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.

Part of Willowgate Adventure Centre, this wood-fired barrel sauna is tucked away in a surprisingly quiet spot between the River Tay, the railway line, and the dramatic road bridge. Well used by locals, it's an easy-to-access destination just outside Perth, offering the perfect combination of soothing heat and a refreshing cold-water dook in the purpose-built pool. A great place to unwind and experience the benefits of hot and cold therapy in a unique riverside setting.

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.

Set in the grounds of a refurbished steading hotel in rural Perthshire, this wild sauna has a boutique, escape-like feel with sweeping views over the Tay Valley. The wider estate is known for its acclaimed cookery school, featured on BBC’s Scotland’s Greatest Escapes, adding to its reputation as a destination for slow, thoughtful experiences. Surrounded by open countryside, it feels both remote and restorative, with a sense of calm that suits its wild yet refined atmosphere.

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.

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.

This barrel shaped sauna is tucked behind the Karma Hotel right on the edge of the calm, quiet waters of Scotland's only natural lake (not loch) the Lake of Menteith. Within the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park, and just along the road from the small rural community of Port of Menteith, this wild sauna looks over the water towards the ancient island priory of Inchmahome.