Saunas
Experience Finnish Sauna in Hailuoto
In Hailuoto, sauna is about more than simply getting clean - it is part of the island’s rhythm and sense of calm. Surrounded by the sea, peaceful nature and fresh air make Hailuoto the perfect place to unwind. Here you can experience traditional wood-heated saunas, smoke saunas and modern seaside saunas, where the warmth of the sauna and the surrounding landscape become an experience of their own. Groups can also enquire about combining the sauna experience with dining, accommodation or other activities as part of their visit.
LUOVO Smoke Sauna
Luovo’s traditional smoke sauna in Marjaniemi is available for groups by reservation. The smoke sauna is one of the oldest forms of Finnish sauna culture, offering soft, humid and even heat. The historic pilot station setting at the foot of the lighthouse completes the experience. Sauna visits can also be combined with dining, accommodation or other experiences to create a complete package for groups.
Kujala Farm Sauna
At Kujala Farm in Pöllä, Hailuoto, you can enjoy the atmosphere of a traditional Finnish country sauna. Groups can also enquire about combining the sauna experience with dining, accommodation or other activities offered by the farm. Saunas are also available for guests staying in Kujala Farm’s accommodation.
Availability, bookings and enquiries about packages directly from Kujala Farm.
Café Kaija Sauna
The Café Kaija sauna is located at Marjaniemi harbour, next to the service building, and is heated on request during the summer season. You can combine your sauna visit with a refreshing swim at the nearby beach. The sauna accommodates larger groups and can be reserved for private use at €25 per hour. Book your sauna session easily online.
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Ailasto Sauna
The Ailasto sauna is a place where everyday life slows down and warmth does its work. This traditional, atmospheric small sauna offers soft, lingering steam that people talk about long after the experience. The wooden surfaces carry stories from times past, while the only sounds drifting in from outside come from nature itself. Ask Ailasto for more details.