South Savo Saunas
A map of 12 Saunas in South Savo.
Tervastuvan sauna
Sammakkoniemi sauna
A Sauna in Linnansaari National Park (Linnansaaren kansallispuistossa). Next to the water so you can swim. Each sauna shift is for 1 hour. It is located in Sammakkoniemi camping area so you can also pay to camp in a tent (12€ a night) on the island. You can also book a hut or kayak from www.oravivillage.com)
Hiidenmaan sauna
Sumpunlahden Sauna
The hut / cooking shelter / beach can be used by anyone. But the sauna is reserved only for Savonlinna associations.
Lammasharju sauna
Inkeritalon sauna
Punkaharjun Rantasauna
If you want to book a 1 hour private sauna here it is 60€ / h: https://rentle.store/harjunportti/shop?category=uG7hCapxmguJu3FPk0uy
Kermanvirranranta Sauna
This area has been built and maintained by the Kerma-Sappu-Pölläkkä village association. You can use a sauna, barbecue shed, toilet, tent pitches and caravan/car pitches and a boat launch and guest boat dock. Kerma-Sappu-Pölläkkä village association 1 June 2021
Palovartija sauna
Säkkisalo sauna
Mäntysalo sauna
Vilpunrannan Sauna
Tervetuloa nauttimaan savusaunan rauhoittavista löylyistä Vilpunrannan saunalle. Miesten saunavuorot ovat seuraavat: Hintaan sisältyy myös avannon, sähkösaunan ja paljun käyttö. Lisäksi Vilpunrannan pukuhuone ja pesutilat ovat käytettävissä. Avantoon menemistä varten on suositeltavaa varata jalkineet, ja muista ottaa mukaan oma pyyhe. Palvelu on saatavilla hiihtolomaviikkojen aikana (viikot 8-10) tiistaisin ja torstaisin.
Saunas in South Savo
Experience Finnish sauna culture. From urban public saunas to rustic wilderness log saunas by the lake.
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