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sauna and cold plunge · Byron Bay Arts & Industry Estate, Byron Bay, Australia

Comma

Bathhouse bathing is the programme: heat, cold, rest and company in one place, and people come to stay

Compact bathhouse circuit: magnesium hot tub, cold plunge, hot rock sauna, Hammam, lounge / reset area.

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Comma, Byron Bay
Photo published by the operator (commaspaces.com).

Venue information

Address
7/18 Banksia Dr, Byron Bay NSW 2481
Neighbourhood
Byron Bay Arts & Industry Estate
City
Byron Bay, Australia
Status
Open
Access
Booked session, Membership

Features

Type
BathhouseDay spa
Heat
Finnish saunaHammam
Cold
Cold plungeCold shower
Ritual
Parenie (venik)
Setting
Beach
Access
Booked sessionMembership
Social model
MixedSwimwear required
Amenities
PoolTreatments and massageParking

How it works

Official site confirms magnesium hot tub, cold plunge, hot rock sauna, heated stone Hammam, pail showers, 8-person capacity, 90-min session, $80 casual bathhouse.

Bathhouse sessions are 90 minutes; capacity capped at eight guests per session.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Comma?

Comma is at 7/18 Banksia Dr, Byron Bay NSW 2481, in Byron Bay, Australia.

What does Comma have?

The published features include finnish sauna, hammam, cold plunge, cold shower, parenie (venik), pool and treatments and massage.

How does access to Comma work?

The published access models include booked session and membership. Check the current schedule and conditions on the official site before visiting.

Is Comma open?

The status recorded by Bathhouse is: Open. The research was updated on 2026-04; confirm recent changes with the operator directly.

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About this research

Visited in the field on 2026-04. Bathhouse separates what the operator publishes from what was measured on a visit, and leaves unverified fields empty.

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