Welcoming The Sauna Club to Eastbourne
Launching on World Ocean Day, Thursday 8th June 2023, The Sauna Club unveil their new outdoor seaside sauna in partnership with Port.
From Thursday 8th June, and throughout weekends in June, we’re partnering with The Sauna Club to offer locals and hotel guests the vast benefits of a wood fired sauna by the sea.
Following on from our successful partnership with Samphire Sauna, who has taken up permanent residence on Hastings Pier, the new partnership with The Sauna Club will bring the benefits of the seaside sauna experience to the shores of Eastbourne.
Studies on the benefits of saunas have found that regular sauna use was associated with a 50% lower risk of sudden cardiac death, a 60% lower risk of stroke, and a 40% lower risk of all-cause mortality. Sauna use has been found to improve athletic performance by increasing endurance, reducing muscle fatigue, and promoting muscle growth. Great for the mind as well as the body, the mental health benefits are also widely recognised so not only are seaside saunas a great coastal experience, they’re also wonderful for your well-being.
Mobile saunas continue to rise in popularity as an affordable way to destress, detox and detach from daily pressures. The seaside sauna movement continues to gain momentum with saunas running successfully in Bournemouth, Brighton, Folkestone, Margate, Worthing, Shoreham, Seatown and more recently Hastings.
Olivia from The Sauna Club says:
'We are really excited about our collaboration with Port Hotel. We both share the desire to bring unique and fun experiences to those living or visiting Eastbourne. We are offering the wood fired sauna in combination with ice baths (for those who don't want to go for a sea dunk) meaning guests can gain the benefits of hot and cold exposure therapy.”
Launching that partnership on World Ocean Day, Olivia continues:
“As environmentalists we offset our carbon footprint using Natural Capital Partners, we also use sustainably sourced local kiln dried wood for our sauna and are incredibly excited to be launching our collaboration in celebration of World Ocean Day - the most vital carbon sink. We hope all saunas on the sea can use their united voice to make a change to the polluted state of our oceans.”
Peter Cadwallader, Founder of Port, adds:
“As custodians of the stretch of beach outside Port we’re delighted to offer this experience with a new partnership with The Sauna Club whose brand values align to ours, with a fitting launch on World Ocean Day to raise awareness of this initiative which brings people together with a mission to help protect our blue planet.”
Reflect and connect with our wonderful sea with this unique sauna experience by The Sauna Club in June.
Accommodating up to 7 people the sessions will be priced as follows (includes ice bath use):
· 50 minute communal: £12
· 25 minute communal: £8
· 50 minute exclusive use: £80
· 25 minute exclusive use: £50
The Sauna will be positioned on Eastbourne Promenade opposite Port Hotel and will be operating from 8am – 8pm on:
· Thursday to Sunday, 8th - 11th June
· Friday to Sunday, 16th - 18th June
· Friday to Sunday, 23rd - 25th June
Bookings
Via The Sauna Club website
thesaunaclub.co.uk - select book now
Or use the below QR code
Refunds are not possible at this stage
Location
The sauna will be positioned on the Eastbourne promendade (opposite Port Hotel)
What To Bring
Swimming gear
Two towels (one for sitting on in the sauna and one for drying yourself afterwards)
Water
Slip-on shoes (for entering and exiting the sauna)
Important Information
Anyone over the age of 16 years old can book. Please advise The Sauna Club of any medical conditions. All persons using the sauna do so at their own risk. If you have any reservations about using the sauna, such as medical conditions or underlying health problems (including but not limited to high blood pressure, heart/cardiac issues), the use of prescription drugs and/or pregnancy, it is essential that you consult your GP prior to booking or using the sauna. If in any doubt, you should not use the sauna.
About World Ocean Day
In 2008, led by Canada, the General Assembly resolved that 8 June would be designated by the United Nations as “World Oceans Day”.
World Ocean Day supports collaborative conservation, working with its global network of youth and organizational leaders in over 150 countries, providing free and customizable promotional and actionable resources. World Ocean Day is powered by the
World Ocean Day Youth Advisory Council.
· https://worldoceanday.org/about/
· https://unworldoceansday.org/about/
