A Sanctuary
of Warmth

Bayley Beach · Rowayton, Connecticut

Community sauna on the Connecticut coast.
Come alone, bring your people, or book the whole haus.
Opening October 16.

Become a member See the haus

Air

72°

Water

73°

High tide

5:04 AM

Low tide

11:14 AM

Rowayton, NOAA · read at 4:12 AM

Bathing in heat for the purposes of purification, cleansing, and healing is an ancient practice, dating back thousands of years and observed across different cultures.

Sauna bathing is unified by one truth:

HEAT HEALS.

Steam pouring from the sauna door beside the TYDE HAUS sign.

CONNECTICUT’S FIRST AND ONLY COASTAL SAUNA

Located on Bayley Beach in Rowayton.Track the oyster boats early in the morning or watch Manhattan illuminate as the sun sets over the Long Neck peninsula.

We believe the environment shapes the experience.

Presence over noise. Calm over consumption.

Reset and relax in our sanctuary of warmth.

YOUR 75 MINUTES

Three rounds of heat, cold and rest. A host keeps time.

1
HEAT
Sit low your first time. The host throws water on the stones. Stay as long as feels good.
2
COLD
Walk into the Sound, or stand in the sea air. A minute is plenty.
3
REST
Sit, drink water, watch the water. The rest is where the good happens.
4
REPEAT
Two more rounds. The heat gets easier, the cold gets kinder.

WHAT IT DOES

Heart63%
fewer sudden cardiac deaths, linked with four to seven saunas a week.
Laukkanen, JAMA Intern Med, 2015 ↗
Recovery4 days
of less muscle soreness after cold water, following hard exercise.
Bleakley, Cochrane Review, 2012 ↗
Resilience29%
fewer sick days in adults who finished their day with cold water.
Buijze, PLOS ONE, 2016 ↗
Sleep10 min
faster to fall asleep after warming up in the evening.
Haghayegh, Sleep Med Rev, 2019 ↗
Mood5 min
in cold water left people more alert and less distressed.
Yankouskaya, Biology, 2023 ↗
The long run66%
lower rate of dementia, linked with regular sauna over twenty years.
Laukkanen, Age and Ageing, 2017 ↗