KOK Oslo
floating sauna
📍Aker Brygge
Iconic floating sauna with panoramic fjord views
300-450 NOK
Fjord viewsEvening sessionsFloatingPremium
Solix Sauna Directory
Saunas Across Norway
Book floating saunas from Oslo to Tromsø or visit public badstuer in Bergen, Stavanger, and Bodø. Prices range from 150-500 NOK with year-round fjord swimming.
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Oslo sauna snapshot
Floating saunas in Oslo, Bergen, and Tromsø cost 200-500 NOK for 90-minute sessions, while community co-ops such as Oslo Badstuforening or Bodø Badstu cost 150-250 NOK. Oslo has 10+ verified sauna operators (Solix directory, Nov 2025) with average session cost of 325 NOK. Weekend evenings sell out first nationwide, so reserve 1-2 weeks ahead.
Updated 16 Nov 2025How to book a sauna in Oslo
Norway's sauna culture spans the Oslofjord, Bergen's Vågen harbor, Tromsø's Arctic waterfront, and coastal towns like Bodø. Floating operators (KOK, SALT, Pust, Bademaschinen) sit beside community-run rafts and municipal pools. Most venues require advance booking, while select public saunas still offer drop-in sessions. See our Oslo saunas guide for detailed recommendations.
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- •Floating fleets operate in Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, Trondheim, Tromsø, and Bodø
- •Community co-ops (Oslo Badstuforening, Bodø Badstu) offer 150-250 NOK drop-ins
- •Winter fjord dips average 4-6°C; summer evenings offer midnight sun sessions in the north
- •Reserve 1-2 weeks ahead for weekends; weekday mornings are easiest to book
- •Use our Oslo guide for capital-specific routes and booking steps
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- • Floating saunas in major fjord cities charge ~200-500 NOK for 90-minute sessions.
- • Public/community saunas cost 50-150 NOK per visit (Oslo Badstuforening, Bodø Badstu, Pust Tromsø).
- • Most hosts require booking; check the Oslo-specific guide if you’re visiting the capital.
Pricing and schedules verified November 2025 from operator sites; sauna hosts may update fees, rules, or availability without notice. Confirm details directly before booking.
How to Book a Sauna in Norway (3-step method)Tap to expand
1. Choose city/area: Oslofjord, Bergen Vågen, Stavanger havn, Tromsø, Bodø
2. Select type: Floating sauna (premium), public/co-op sauna (budget), or private rental
3. Book via the operator site (KOK, SALT, Pust, Oslo Badstuforening, etc.) - most accept Vipps & cards
→ See our detailed step-by-step guide to booking saunas in Oslo
Sauna Comparison (Oslo listings)Tap to expand
| Sauna | Area | Type | Price | Good For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KOK Oslo | Aker Brygge | Floating | 300-450 NOK | Fjord views, Evening sessions |
| SALT | Sukkerbiten | Sauna village | 200-400 NOK | Rooftop bar, Events, Cultural hub |
| Oslo Badstuforening | Langkaia | Floating | 150-250 NOK | Community-run, Traditional, Wood-fired |
| Bademaschinen "Måken" | Bjørvika | Floating | 350-450 NOK | Private groups, Ice-bath ladders, Opera views |
| GreenBoats Oslo | Aker Brygge | Floating | 400-500 NOK | Private groups, Catering, Eco-friendly |
| SATS Colosseum | Sentrum | Gym sauna | Included with membership | Sauna, Steam room, Pool access |
| SATS Nydalen | Nydalen | Gym sauna | Included with membership | Large facility, Pool, Steam room |
| SATS Bislett | Bislett | Gym sauna | Included with membership | Central location, Steam room |
| Fresh Fitness Frogner | Frogner | Gym sauna | Included with membership | Group classes, Modern equipment |
| Vannkanten Bad | Grønland | Public sauna | 80-150 NOK | Public access, Swimming pool, Family-friendly |
Prices verified November 14, 2025 - see methodology
Need Oslo-specific tips? Read our Best Saunas in Oslo (2025) guide
Norway sauna FAQs
Browse Solix.no, filter by city (Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, Tromsø, Bodø), pick a slot, and pay with card or Vipps. Floating saunas typically require 1-2 weeks’ notice, while community saunas may offer drop-ins. For capital-specific instructions, read our how to book a sauna in Oslo guide.
Most public saunas allow swimsuits, but some sessions - especially cooperative saunas like Oslo Badstuforening or Pust Tromsø - may be textile-optional. Always check the session description and follow the host’s etiquette.
Yes. Floating saunas in Norway are registered vessels with safety checks, life rings, and crew instructions. Listen to the staff briefing, use the ladders, and avoid diving directly in front of the vessel.
Bring a towel, swimsuit (if you prefer), water, and optionally sandals. For floating saunas we recommend warm clothing for before and after your session.
Community saunas (Oslo Badstuforening, Bodø Badstu) charge around 150-250 NOK. Floating saunas in Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, and Tromsø cost roughly 200-500 NOK per 90 minutes. Private charters or luxury spas can exceed 3 000 NOK for groups.
Featured Sauna Listings
Verified national listings covering Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, Trondheim, Tromsø, and Bodø.
SALT
sauna village
📍Sukkerbiten
Sauna village with rooftop bar and regular cultural events
200-400 NOK
RooftopBarEventsCultural hub
Oslo Badstuforening
floating sauna
📍Langkaia
Community sauna collective with traditional Norwegian culture
150-250 NOK
Community-runTraditionalMembershipWood-fired