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Warming up in a sauna with a view over the sea

Sauna & cold baths

Sweat in a harbor sauna, then climb into the Öresund: Kvickbadhuset in Höganäs welcomes drop-in bathers year-round.

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  1. Overview
  2. Kvickbadhuset, Höganäs
  3. Other places to dip
  4. Cold water sense
  5. How to book
  6. Where to do it
  7. Local guides & businesses
  8. More things to do
  9. Reviews

A sauna followed by a dip in the sea is a year-round habit on this coast, and winter is when it feels best.

Evening at Kvickbadet in Höganäs

Photo: Björn Lindell · CC BY-SA 2.0

Steps down to the rock bath at Ransvik

Photo: Guillaume Baviere from Uppsala, Sweden · CC BY-SA 2.0

Swimmers by the Solviken jetty

Photo: Helle Krog · CC BY 3.0

Kvickbadhuset, Höganäs

The sauna house at Kvickbadet by Höganäs harbor has welcomed bathers since 2013. The municipality owns it and a volunteer association runs it, opening six days a week. The sauna seats 20 to 25 and is mixed, though a curtain can split it into men's and women's sides. Showers and toilets are on site, and the sea is right outside.

Other places to dip

  • Year-round bathing jettiesFågelviken in Mölle, Gräsa brygga in Viken harbor and Kvickbadet in Höganäs
  • Viken's sauna clubat Gräsa brygga, but only for members who live or own property in Viken, and their guests
  • Hotel spaVilla Brunnby near Mölle has a sauna house with hot and cold outdoor baths, also bookable as a day spa

Cold water sense

Go in slowly, breathe calmly, keep the first dips short and never bathe alone in winter. Check the water temperature before you go.

How to book

Book directly with the local operators.

Kvickbadhuset

  • Sauna and sea dip

    Drop-in, Tue–Sun · women's and men's sessions in winter

    SEK 50, under 16 free with an adult (2026)

    Hours & prices

  • Aufguss sauna session

    Mondays in odd weeks at 18:30 · max 20 people

    SEK 90 per person (2026)

    Book

  • Private sauna hire

    2 h · Tue–Sun outside public hours

    From SEK 800 (2026)

    Book

Villa Brunnby

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  • Overnight spa package

    3 h in the Spa Rustik sauna house · breakfast included

    From SEK 1,487 per guest and night (2026)

Rusthållargården

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  • Källa Spa visit or package

    Sauna and two outdoor hot pools · open daily · 16+

Checked September 2026. Prices and times change — confirm with the operator.

Where to do it

All places

Kvickbadet

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Höganäs's town beach beside the small-boat harbor: shallow sand, a jetty, a boulder park and a sauna for year-round dips.

Local guides & businesses

Operators on the peninsula who offer this — check their websites for dates and booking.

Kvickbadhuset

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Sauna on the south pier of Höganäs small-boat harbor, next to the bathing jetties, with the sea for a cold dip. Owned by the municipality, run by a volunteer association and open since 2013. Sessions Tuesday–Sunday, mostly mixed, with women-only, men-only and members-only times in winter; a single bath is around SEK 50. Groups can rent it.

Villa Brunnby

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Late-1800s villa by architect Isak Gustaf Clason near Brunnby church, opened as a hotel in 2021. Restaurang Amber serves seasonal three- or five-course menus (dinner takes about three hours), and the Spa Rustik sauna house has outdoor hot and cold baths overlooking fields and vines.

All things to do

Kayaking

Paddle beneath Kullaberg's cliffs to sea caves and quiet coves, with rentals and guided trips from Mölle and Arild harbors.

Stand-up paddling

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Rent a board in Mölle or Arild and paddle along Kullaberg's coast or out on Skälderviken bay on a still morning.

Swimming

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Rock baths with ladders, pebble coves under the cliffs, a town beach in Höganäs and a harbor sauna for year-round dips.

Porpoise watching

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Sweden's only resident whale feeds off Kullaberg all year; scan from the cliffs on a calm day or join a summer boat safari.

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