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Badstua i Vågå

Vanglandet Ved båtbryggaa, Vågåmo

Public (drop-in / shared)

The sauna in Vågå is self-service; you heat the stove using firewood. Firewood and kindling supplies are provided inside the sauna. Bring towels and swimwear; you might also want to bring a music speaker and a headlamp if it is dark. The sauna floats on the water, and a cable ferry is used to get to and from it. The water level in Lake Vågåvatnet fluctuates significantly, so ALWAYS check the water depth before entering the water. Prices: NOK 300 / 1 hour NOK 500 / 2 hours NOK 700 / 3 hours

Price

  • from 315 SEK per session
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Wood-fired sauna
Recommended

Opening hours

Today’s hours…

Monday–Sunday
07:00–00:00

Amenities

Löyly (steam throw)Yes
Changing areaYes
Essential oils allowedYes
Aufguss (master ritual)No
Cold plungeYes
Membership requiredNo
Relaxation areaYes
ShowerNo

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