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The Nomad Sauna

Sutton, Co. Dublin

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By the sea in Co. Dublin

The Nomad Sauna

Sutton, Co. Dublin

The Nomad Sauna is a newer sauna on Strand Road in Sutton, on the stretch of coast between Sutton Cross and Howth. Its big selling point is how close it sits to the sea: you can go from the heat into the water in a few steps, and there's a cold plunge for days when the sea isn't an option.

Rated 5.0 from 14 Google reviews (October 2026)

  • Cold plunge
  • Sea view
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At a glance

Where
Sutton, Co. Dublin
Setting
By the sea
The sauna
Not listed
Cooling off
Cold plunge, Sea swim nearby
Facilities
Not listed
Groups
Not listed
Access
Not listed
Last checked
October 2026

About The Nomad Sauna

It opens in the evenings from Wednesday to Friday and during the day at weekends, and it's run by a small team who get a lot of personal praise. They book mainly through Instagram.

What people say

Our summary of 14 Google reviews, averaging 5.0, read in October 2026.

The sea, right there
Most reviews mention how close the sea is, with almost no gap between the sauna and the water.
Both options
People like having a cold plunge as well as sea access, which few saunas offer.
The team
The owners are named in reviews for being helpful and knowledgeable.

Good to know

  • Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays when we checked.
  • Book through their Instagram, @the_nomad_sauna.
  • The sea is a few steps away, but check conditions on the day.

The Nomad Sauna: quick answers

When is The Nomad Sauna open?

As of October 2026: Monday and Tuesday Closed; Wednesday to Friday 5pm to 10pm; Saturday and Sunday 9am to 5pm. Check their booking page before you travel.

Does The Nomad Sauna have an ice bath?

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

Where is The Nomad Sauna?

Strand Road, Sutton, Dublin 13, in County Dublin.

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