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Kalev Spa: Sauna-Oaas (Sauna Oasis)

Sauna Oasis is the two-floor adults-only sauna area of the Kalev Spa hotel and water park in Tallinn's Old Town, sold on its own day pass. It has five saunas, a 40 °C Japanese bath and three warm pools, and the pass also opens the water park with its 50 m pool.

WhatSpa bath, TallinnEstonia
WhenOpen all yearSauna Oasis: Japanese bath 40 °C, pearl bath 35 °C, 'Hot Spring' pool 35 °C, Blue Lagoon relaxation pool 32 °C. Water park: 50 m pool 27 °C, relaxation pools 31 °C and 35 °C
Hot roomsSauna included in the entry, steam room included in the entryFinnish sauna 85 °C, Aroma Oasis 75 °C, Salt Stone Oasis 55 °C, Tropical Oasis 50 °C, Steam Cave 45 °C; water park saunas 45 to 90 °C
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CostSauna-Oaas, hommikune korrapääse, E-R kuni 15:00 (morning pass, Mon to Fri, until 15:00)€25As of Oct 2026
AccessNo food or drink from outside. Swimwear with rivets, pins, zips or buttons is not allowed.18+

Getting in

Address
Aia 18, 10111 Tallinn

Entry, hours and rules

Entry
  • Sauna-Oaas, hommikune korrapääse, E-R kuni 15:00 (morning pass, Mon to Fri, until 15:00) (Towel included; includes the water park)€25
  • Sauna-Oaas, korrapääse E-R (single visit, Mon to Fri) (Day; towel included; includes the water park)€34
  • Sauna-Oaas, korrapääse L-P (single visit, Sat and Sun) (Day; towel included; includes the water park)€42
As of Oct 2026
Hours
  • Mon10:00-22:00
  • Tue10:00-22:00
  • Wed10:00-22:00
  • Thu10:00-22:00
  • Fri10:00-22:00
  • Sat10:00-22:00
  • Sun10:00-22:00
As of Oct 2026
Swimwear and rules
Swimwear and flip-flops in the water park (traditional swimsuits and shorts; nothing with rivets, zips or buttons); shower without swimwear first.
As of Oct 2026
Minimum age
18 and over.
Tickets
Day ticket, no time slot
Official site
kalevspa.ee
Facilities
Indoor poolSaunaSteam roomChanging roomsLockersCaféTowel hireSwimsuit hireStep-free access

About Kalev Spa: Sauna-Oaas (Sauna Oasis)

The 50 m pool goes back to the Kalev Swimming Hall, designed by the architect Uno Tölpus and opened in 1965, which hosted international swimming competitions. The hall was rebuilt from 2000 to a design by Emil Urbel and reopened as Kalev Spa in early 2006. The adults' sauna area was added in the renovation of 2017 to 2019, with interiors by Allianss Architects under Inga Raukas, while the 50 m pool was kept. Besides the saunas it has a red light therapy corner, and its upper floor is a lounge with a bar.

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