Isle of Jura

Bothan Jura Wild Sauna

A wood-fired sauna in a converted horsebox that moves round Jura's shore, with the sea to cool off in.

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Bothan Jura's wild sauna is a converted horsebox with cedar benches and a wood-burning stove, taken to some of the best spots on the island.

One session it may be on the beach at Corran with the Paps behind, the next down in the village by the pier. Between rounds you cool off in the sea, or in an ice barrel. Sessions last an hour and take five people at most, on Wednesday and Friday afternoons and Sunday mornings, all year, weather permitting. Book online before you go, wear a swimming costume and come ready, as there is nowhere to change. Bring a towel to sit on and some water to drink.

A short drive awaySkervuile LighthouseA white Stevenson lighthouse of 1865 on a reef in the Sound of Jura, seen from the road north of Craighouse.9 min by roadSee itSkervuile Lighthouse
Before you go

Arrive five minutes before your session.

There are no changing facilities, so come in a swimming costume, with a towel to sit on and water to drink.

Sessions
An hour, up to five people, £15 each.
When
Wednesday and Friday 3pm to 7pm, Sunday mornings, all year.
Where
It moves; lately by the airstrip at Big Corran. Check when you book.
Booking
Online at jurasauna.co.uk.
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