Lochside
Loch swim
At a glance
About this sauna
Taymouth Marina HotBoat Sauna, Kenmore is a wood-fired sauna set on a custom-built boat, cruising the waters of Loch Tay with views towards Ben Lawers and Glen Lyon. A static version is also available, moored at the marina itself.
It’s part of the wider Taymouth Marina site, alongside houseboats, apartments and a lively watersports scene.
What to expect
- Wood-fired sauna on a custom-built boat, cruising Loch Tay
- A 90 minute cruise, with the sauna heated throughout
- A wild swim, straight into the loch
- Views towards Ben Lawers and Glen Lyon
- Bluetooth sound system to set your own playlist
Additional experiences and sessions
- Static, moored version of the sauna also available at the marina (HotBox Spa)
- Complimentary access included for guests staying in the marina's Houseboats
- Watersports activities also run from the marina
- Dining available on site at the Ferryman's Inn
Plan your visit
- Swimwear
- Two towels (one for sitting on, one for drying off)
- Flip flops or sandals
- Warm layers for afterwards
- Water bottle
- Changing robe or loose layers for changing outdoors
Location
What’s nearby
The Kenmore Hotel has the historic Poet’s Bar and the Boar’s Head, said to be Scotland’s oldest inn, dating back to 1572. The Scottish Crannog Centre, a reconstructed Bronze Age loch dwelling, is close by, and the Taymouth Castle estate has a waymarked walking trail through its grounds, though the castle itself isn’t open to visitors.
Before you go
If you’re new to wild saunas, these quick answers might help
No — you can enjoy the sauna on its own.
Yes — you can move between the sauna, the water and breaks outside at your own pace.
