A floating sauna in the midst of nature

Have you ever seen a floating sauna? Head to the Nimmo Bay Wilderness Resort in the south of Great Bear Rainforest for a unique sauna experience. A great place to relax and rejuvenate, the floating sauna is a cabin that is made of cedar. Surrounded by nature, the sauna experience is as fantastic as the resort itself. You can access the resort only by air or water, and the beautiful private cabins provide a much-needed respite from the mechanical world. But, of course, everyone is so obsessed with the idea of a floating sauna, and why not?
The sauna is part of the resort’s facilities, and is housed inside a small cabin atop a wooden dock. Besides getting a nice treatment in the sauna, you can simply sit on the dock and enjoy a time of quietude. An immersive experience, the resort in British Columbia is definitely worth a try, especially for those who would like to get away from the clamour.
Reaching the sauna is equally interesting, as you can have a mini adventure while doing it. Guests have the option to use a kayak, a boat, or even a paddleboard in order to reach the sauna. As mentioned before, the dock too is a great attraction as you have chairs set up here. In fact you can have a bonfire on the dock, and have a picnic. Or even take a yoga class in the open. A wholesome mind and body rejuvenation, now you know why the sauna is the highlight of this place.

The resort has reduced greenhouse gas emissions too, making it a perfect place for all things good and fine. You can visit from May through October, and pick one of its private cabins for a private stay. Other than the sauna adventure, you have the opportunity to explore the fantastic outdoors here in British Columbia. So hiking, fishing, and touring the local sites are on the cards.