A floating sauna, a cold harbour plunge and long unhurried swims — a daily ritual of warm, cold and weightless, moored where the city meets the tide.
We don't sell wellness. We keep the water warm and the day slow.
Lido began with one idea: that a body of cold open water, a hot cedar room and twenty quiet minutes can reset an entire week. No screens, no schedule, no rush. Just the harbour breathing in and out, and you in it — held, cooled, warmed, returned. Members come for the cold and stay for the calm.
Every visit follows the same slow arc. Take it three times round, or stay all afternoon. The harbour keeps its own time and so should you.
Eighty degrees of cedar and salt-air. Sit until your shoulders drop and the harbour blurs through fogged glass.
Three steps down a ladder into open harbour water. Forty seconds is plenty. Your breath finds a slower, deeper pace.
Drift on your back in the calm pool while the heat and cold settle. This is the part nobody wants to leave.
One full afternoon of sauna, plunge and float, a linen towel and harbour tea. The whole ritual, no commitment.
Book a single swim→Unlimited swims, dawn and dusk sessions, a heated locker, and first call on the floating sauna. The club, properly.
Join the club→The whole deck after hours for up to twelve — sauna, bar, and the harbour to yourselves under the lights.
Hire the deck→Filter by the part of the ritual you came for. Every image is shot here at the harbour — no stock, no staging.
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sauna float sauna Sessions run dawn to dusk, all year, all weather. Bring a swimsuit and an open afternoon — we keep the towels, the heat and the tea.