Sauna Hire in Surrey
Ready for a relaxing sauna session and cold dip in the lake?
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Sauna Hire & Cold Dip
Looking to hire a barrel sauna in Surrey? Here at Divers Cove, it’s not just about offering the perfect place to swim outdoors, but we also offer a fun and unforgettable way to help you relax. Nestled in the stunning surroundings of our tranquil woodland and reservoir our Saunas can be hired privately.
When you check in for your sauna you can collect a green band allowing you to access the pods.
Are Dips in the Lake included in sauna sessions?
Yes, dips are included but these are only dips as swimming has to be booked separately and can only be done with our full safety team on the waters, and our swimmers wearing the required equipment.
Sauna Pod Hire
Saturdays & Sundays
£10 Per Person: Max 8 People
Our beautiful hand-built sauna pods conveniently located by the lake are the perfect way to warm up after a cold plunge or relax after a long day at work. The health benefits of a hot sauna cold plunge are well documented and we are pleased to be able to offer you the opportunity to Sauna with us.
The saunas have a maximum capacity of 8 people per pod. Customers will be able to purchase drinks and snacks such as handmade pizzas from our café.
Lake Rules: While Open Water Swimming at Divers Cove
- All swimmers must have a pre-booked session to be allowed entry.
- All swim sessions will start and finish at the time booked.
- No swimmer is to enter the water before our safety team has taken to the water and advised you to enter.
- Children of 7 years and older are allowed to swim in the lake if accompanied by an adult and can demonstrate they are experienced at open water swimming.
- Children are not permitted to play on the beach or pontoon at any time. Divers Cove does not permit paddling sessions.
- All swimmers must wear a wetsuit when the water temperature is 16°C or below unless agreed with management. If swimming without a wetsuit (when the water temperature is OVER 16°C) you must wear a tow float. (Our website is updated daily with current water temps)
- A brightly coloured swim hat must be worn at all times in the water so that you can be seen.
- If, at any time, you hear a loud hooter/whistle being sounded you must immediately leave the water at the nearest exit point. You should stay on land and make your way back to the beach area to await further instructions. Raise your arm for attention if you cannot make it back to land.
- Please swim responsibly, respectfully and know your limits.
- If you see anyone in trouble you must alert a member of the safety team as quickly as possible.
- Swimmers must stick to the swim courses set out by coloured buoys.
- Swimmers should swim parallel to the bank when possible.
- If staff ask you to leave the water please do so immediately (your safety is our priority).
- Safety cover will be provided at all sessions and this will not be below the required minimum standard identified in the venue risk assessment.
- Try not to ingest water whilst swimming.
- When on land footwear must be worn at all times.
- Cover all cuts and abrasions, however minor, with sticking plasters. Do not swim if you have deep cuts.
- In the unlikely event that you develop any flu-like symptoms after swimming with an open cut/wound please tell your doctor that you have been swimming in open water.
- A first aid kit and the defibrillator will be on site.
- Any accidents no matter how small must be reported to staff and will be logged.
- Children under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult in and out of the water at all times.
- Personal belongings are left at your own risk whilst on site.
- Cars are parked at your own risk, please be considerate when parking.
- Noise must be kept to a minimum whilst on site and in the water
- All swimmers must respect the wildlife and ensure they take home all litter
- No picnics or BBQ’s
- No dogs