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Ballyhass Coachford Sauna

Lakeside in Co. Cork

Ballyhass Coachford Sauna

Coachford, Co. Cork

Ballyhass Coachford runs outdoor saunas on the shore of the Lee reservoir between Carrigadrohid and Inniscarra, at the same lakeside centre as its aqua park and water sports. There are two eight-person, wood-burning sauna pods, with cold baths, bucket showers and the lake a few metres away.

  • Wood-fired
  • Cold plunge
  • Lake view
  • Showers
  • Group bookings

At a glance

Where
Coachford, Co. Cork
Setting
Lakeside
The sauna
Wood-fired
Cooling off
Cold plunge, Lake swim nearby
Facilities
Showers
Groups
Group bookings available
Access
Not listed
Last checked
October 2026

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About Ballyhass Coachford Sauna

Every session is a full 60 minutes. When we checked, a drop-in session cost €14, and an €80 monthly membership gave unlimited sessions here and at Ballyhass Mallow. Evening sessions are a good time to go, with the sunset over the water, and there's also a combined yoga and sauna session from €25.

Sessions are for over-16s only.

Good to know

  • Book online. Sessions are 60 minutes.
  • Over-16s only.
  • There are cold baths and bucket showers as well as the lake for cooling off.
  • Regulars can buy an unlimited monthly membership that also covers the sauna at Ballyhass Mallow.
  • Contact them on (022) 27773 or info@ballyhass.ie.

Ballyhass Coachford Sauna: quick answers

How much does Ballyhass Coachford Sauna cost?

When we checked in October 2026, sessions cost sauna and cold plunge session (60 minutes) for €14. Prices can change, so confirm on their booking page.

Does Ballyhass Coachford Sauna have an ice bath?

Yes. Ballyhass Coachford Sauna has cold plunge pools beside the sauna, so you can go straight from the heat into the cold.

Where is Ballyhass Coachford Sauna?

Lee Valley Harbour, Coolnagearagh, Carrigadrohid, Coachford, Co. Cork, P12 AN29, in County Cork.

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