BE KIND TO YOURSELF

Pembrokeshire’s first luxury, wood-fired, mobile sauna. Promoting our relationship between health, wellbeing and nature.

WHERE ARE WE NOW?

Current Location: Pwllgwaelod, Dinas ➞

SUSTAINABLE AND ACCESSIBLE WELLNESS

Listed as one of the UK’s ‘Best saunas by the sea‘ in The Times, we travel along the Pembrokeshire coastline offering a truly unique immersive experience, harnessing the powers of hot/cold exposure and connection.

WHAT TO BRING

To get the best out of your Wildwater Sauna experience we recommend you bring the following items with you.

WATER

It’s really important to hydrate during your session

TOWELS

A small towel to sit on and towel to dry post session

FOOTWEAR

Flip flops or beach shoes to navigate any pebbles

SWIMWEAR

Maximise sauna time by arriving in your swimwear

CHANGING ROBE

If you have one, bring it for a smooth change

GOOD VIBES

This is a place to chill and be happy

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Have you got a question that we haven’t answered here? Get in touch

1. Where is the sauna located? +

Our sauna moves around the county of Pembrokeshire visiting the county’s most iconic coastal destinations. You can keep up to date with updates on our locations via our locations page or by signing up to our newsletter.

2. Who can use the sauna? +

Wildwater Sauna is open to everyone over the age of 16. If you have any underlying health conditions then please seek medical advice before booking.

3. I have never used a sauna before, what do I do? +

We’re here to guide you through your first sauna experience and a member of our team will greet you on arrival.
In the Sauna: Start by sitting on the lower bench for 5-10 minutes. Ease in gradually, and listen to your body—step out to cool down and hydrate as needed.
Cold Plunge: If it’s your first time in cold water, ease in slowly and focus on slow, deep breathing.Stay for a few seconds to a minute and don’t push yourself. Begin with shorter sessions and gradually increase the time as your body becomes more accustomed to the cold.
Relax & Repeat: Alternate between the sauna and cold plunge a few times for maximum benefits.

4. What should I bring to the sauna? +

Swimwear, suitable footwear like flipflops, two towels (one to sit on and one to dry yourself), a changing robe (if you have one) and a bottle of water to keep hydrated throughout your session.

5. Where do I change? +

We have a small communal changing area inside the entrance of our sauna, but we advise that you arrive dressed with your swimwear underneath your clothing.
*Please note that your 55 minute session includes time for changing

6. Are there toilets nearby? +

Most of our destinations have public toilet facilities nearby, but please check prior to booking as some public toilets may not be available during the quieter months.

7. Can I get naked in the sauna? +

Our sauna is located in public places, so please keep your swimwear on at all times!