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Public sauna festivals, open-sauna weekends, community sauna rallies, and destination-wide bathing programs.
A year-round run of dated public smoke-sauna evenings at an archipelago resort with a large earth smoke sauna, warm pools, and open-fire meals. Thirteen dates run from August through December.
Estonia’s travelling sauna festival brings mobile saunas to the Ulge recreation area on the shore of Lake Võrtsjärv for its third edition.
Trailer saunas, tent saunas, and hot tubs gather beside Tervasaari beach in Hamina for a public waterfront sauna day.
A community sauna rally held on the same evening as Finland’s Night of Ancient Fires. Route and hours are coming soon.
Kadrina’s village bathhouse has operated since 1957 and welcomes roughly 25,000 visits a year. Its volunteer sauna club marks 25 years in 2026.
A citywide open-sauna weekend in which public, private, and pop-up hosts set their own hours and welcome visitors for €5 per person per sauna.
Private, association, and public saunas across Vakka-Suomi open their benches for a regional sauna day, with the main program on September 19.
Lakeside, outdoor, and boat saunas join hot tubs and swimming at Harjun Portti, held alongside the Punkaharjun Halkijuoksu running event.
A six-hour, 36-kilometer route through six South Estonian smoke saunas, with hosts explaining construction, firing, and local bathing customs at each stop.
Families across Rõuge Parish open private home saunas for three days, ending with more than 100 people whisking together beside Estonia’s deepest lake. A regional tourism program built from homes, not a purpose-built venue.