Flyt FjordSauna
Our private sauna in Jevnaker offers a serene and rejuvenating experience. We focus on creating a calm environment where you can relax and unwind.
Enjoy a well-deserved moment in our popular sauna, and let the warmth from the wood-fired stove embrace you before taking a refreshing dip in the fresh fjord. Guaranteed refreshing.
Everything you need to know
Just under an hour from Oslo, nestled in the scenic fjord village of Jevnaker and close to cultural gems like the Kistefos Museum and Hadeland Glassworks, you'll discover Flyt Fjordsauna.
As the first and only floating sauna on Randsfjord, Flyt Fjordsauna offers a unique and serene experience, crafted and operated by sauna master Daniel. His mission? To create Norway's finest sauna boat, paired with exceptional customer service.
Our sauna is designed to impress, featuring large panoramic windows and a high ceiling for an open, airy feel. It comfortably accommodates groups of 6-8 people, with the option to play your favorite music through the onboard speaker system. The wood-fired stove, fueled by premium birch wood, fills the space with soothing warmth and a pleasant aroma.
Exciting news this year: **Sauna-Cruise is here!** 🔥🔥
With newly installed engines and improved access to the rooftop terrace, we’re all set for the cruise! This journey takes you to the new promenade outside Hadeland Glassworks and back to the marina, with plenty of opportunities for swimming and cooling off along the way.
Feel free to bring your own food and drinks to enjoy onboard.
Booking and payment are conveniently done online through our website. Check availability by starting the booking process.
The sauna is exclusively yours during your session, ensuring a private and relaxing experience.
What to bring
Swimwear, two towels, and a large bottle of water.
Bookings should be made at least the evening before, but contact us if you wish to book on the same day. It often works out fine.
What Happens to Your Body?
Randsfjorden is refreshing year-round. The water temperature in the summer is around 15 degrees Celsius.
When you swim in cold water, your body gets a real kick. Blood pressure rises, blood vessels constrict, and hormones like endorphins and adrenaline are released.
