Relaxation and fitness Norway

One of the city's must-sees! As soon as the temperatures drop, Nordnes Sjøbad, a waterside pool, transforms into a haven of peace. From October to December, it's the Vinterbading: two saunas, a 25-metre heated pool (salt water) and direct access to the sea for the brave! We're happy to spend the morning here, alternating between saunas and cold baths, why not with a coffee and a pastry from the kiosk. As you can see, this is winter at its best, and it's just a stone's throw from the old town!

Nausta consists of two floating saunas located on the quayside in downtown Molde. They can be booked as shared or private sessions, every day, all year round. These pretty wooden cabins offer a perfectly unobstructed view not only of the fjord, but above all of the jagged relief of the Romsdal Alps. The view is all the more breathtaking in winter, when the peaks are whitened. The more courageous can even jump into the water for a more or less icy bath, depending on the season, as the islet is equipped with a ladder.

The water park with slides, diving pool, outdoor pool, wave pool, artificial river and much more will provide a fun family water trip for everyone, to relieve the little tensions that arise during a trip! On the second floor you will find the Bodø Spektrum spa and wellness centre for adults to relax after a great day out!

Northern countries mean saunas, and at SALT, you have the choice! With three saunas, ice baths and DJ sessions, there is something for everyone. By reservation or drop-in, on weekends or during the week, you are always welcome. You can even have the luxury of a private sauna, to sweat in peace. Get your bathing suits! Located in the city centre, between the Opera House and Aker Brygge, it's a great place to relax after a long day of walking in the city. Think about it, it's a great way to experience the city.

Kok Oslo offers you an experience you can't afford to miss! Start by warming up in the floating sauna, set in the Oslo fjord and with a breathtaking view of the Opera House. When the temperature gets a bit too high, go out and cool off on the terrace, or even on the roof of the sauna! For the more courageous, a little dive or other figure in the waters of the fjord is in order. For even more exoticism, choose the cruise formula, and the floating sauna will take you to discover the archipelago.

Want to jump into the fjord at the foot of the sauna like the locals? You have the possibility with Fjordsauna! This floating wooden sauna offers a breathtaking view of the fjord. Here, you change on the pontoon, your stuff stays in a box outside, you enter to warm up a few moments in the sauna (heated with wood fire, logs at disposal!) and then hop! a dive in the somewhat refreshing water! However, beware of the risk of hydrocution if the water is really cold. Activity exotic and atypical, we liked it a lot!

Havet is an alternative place for lovers of good times. There are several floating saunas with direct access to the water, for shared sessions or private use. The more adventurous can even opt for a kayak + sauna combo, for even more relaxation! A larger sauna also serves as a music stage, regularly hosting concerts. There's also a café bar, where you can cool off or warm up, depending on the season! The ideal place to discover a truly Norwegian concept.

The Thief Spa in Oslo has the same high standards as the hotel it belongs to: grandiose. In a subdued blue/black atmosphere, you'll find a Norwegian sauna, a hammam, a 12-meter swimming pool and direct access to the fjord for a refreshing dip! Those wishing to do so can book a treatment or massage (watch out for your eyes), or take advantage of the various formulas offered by the hotel: morning spa, brunch & spa, massage & lunch... Whatever the case, you'll be sure to relax and want to come back again!