Skuna’s sauna boat is a floating, wood-fired sauna moored at West India Quay in Canary Wharf. It opened in April 2025 and is open every day of the year. People searching for a sauna boat at Angel should note that Skuna is in Docklands, not on the Regent’s Canal at Islington.
How a session works
The sauna is dry and heated by a wood-fired stove. Sessions start every 30 minutes and last 60 minutes, with cold plunge pools on the roof. The boat holds up to 16 guests at a time. Visitors can join a shared session or book the sauna privately.
Prices
- Shared session on a weekday: from £15 per person
- Themed shared sessions: from £20
- Private hire of the small sauna, up to 7 people: £120 on weekdays, £150 at weekends
- Private hire of the large sauna, up to 16 people: £250 on weekdays, £300 at weekends
Opening hours
Every day, 7.30am to 9pm. The last session starts at 8pm.
What to bring
- Swimwear and a towel to sit on (towels can be hired)
- Flip-flops and a robe for the roof
- A water bottle
Changing rooms and lockers are free. Drinks are sold on site.
The essentials
- Address: West India Quay, off Hertsmere Road, London E14 4AL
- Stations: West India Quay (DLR) or Canary Wharf (Elizabeth and Jubilee lines)
- Booking: skunasauna.com, or 020 7205 2827 for groups of more than seven
For saunas closer to Shoreditch and Hackney, see the guide to saunas in East London.