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Sauna Bó Finne

Inishbofin, Co. Galway

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On an island in Co. Galway

Sauna Bó Finne

Inishbofin, Co. Galway

Sauna Bó Finne is Inishbofin's first outdoor sauna, a wood-fired Finnish sauna on Cloonamore Beach in East End Bay. A domed window frames the Twelve Bens and Croagh Patrick across the water, and a wooden boardwalk leads down over the stones to the beach.

Rated 5.0 from 24 Google reviews (October 2026)

  • Wood-fired
  • Cold plunge
  • On the beach
  • Sea view
  • Group bookings
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At a glance

Where
Inishbofin, Co. Galway
Setting
On an island
The sauna
Wood-fired
Cooling off
Cold plunge, Sea swim nearby
Facilities
Not listed
Groups
Group bookings available
Access
Not listed
Last checked
October 2026

About Sauna Bó Finne

Social sessions are €20 for 50 minutes. Large groups can rent the sauna together with an outdoor hot tub for two hours. It's run by hosts Bronwyn and Dave.

What people say

Our summary of 24 Google reviews, averaging 5.0, read in October 2026.

The view
Reviewers rate the view through the dome window among the best of any sauna in Ireland.
The beach
White sand and clear water make the sea dip a highlight.
Warm hosts
Visitors say the owners make the experience.

Good to know

  • You'll need the ferry from Cleggan to reach Inishbofin.
  • The sauna and hot tub rental needs at least 15 people and advance booking.

Sauna Bó Finne: quick answers

How much does Sauna Bó Finne cost?

When we checked in October 2026, sessions cost social sauna (up to 6 people) (50 minutes) for €20, private sauna (8 to 10 people) (50 minutes) for €130. Prices can change, so confirm on their booking page.

Does Sauna Bó Finne have an ice bath?

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

Where is Sauna Bó Finne?

Cloonamore Beach, East End Bay, Inishbofin, Co. Galway, H91 X9PC, in County Galway.

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