Seacoast Sauna

An off-grid barrel sauna on the beach at Beaumaris, looking across the Menai Strait to the mountains of Eryri

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The team behind the Seacoast Safaris boat trips opened Seacoast Sauna in October 2024 to keep staff busy after the boats stopped for winter, and it now runs all year. The Thermo-Wood barrel was built in Wales and has a domed window facing the Menai Strait. It moved to the beach at Beaumaris’ West End in April 2025, with a plunge tank beside it and the sea for a dip near high water. Over-16s only.

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