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Seebad Starnberg

Sauna

About

Seebad Starnberg is a swimming and bathing complex right on the shore of Lake Starnberg. Besides the indoor pool and a beach area in summer, it offers a sauna landscape that the operator describes as boathouse-style wooden saunas with direct access to the lake.

The sauna area consists of three sauna huts (90 °C, 70 °C and 55–60 °C), a steam bath, infrared cabins, a warm pool, a garden and a fireplace lounge. According to the operator, use of the indoor pool is included in the sauna ticket. A notice on the site says the area is back to normal operation from 19 October 2026.

  • Three boathouse-style sauna huts with access to the lake
  • Seebadsauna Finnish sauna around 90 °C, Panoramasauna around 70 °C, Schilfsauna 55–60 °C
  • Steam bath, infrared cabins, warm pool and a fireplace lounge
  • Infusions with pure essential oils; four aroma infusions a day in the Panoramasauna
  • Indoor pool included in the sauna ticket

Opening hours

Opening hours
Mon–Fri10:00–22:00
Sat, Sun and holidays9:00–22:00
Monday (from 9 Nov 2026)ladies' day, the whole wellness and sauna area for women only

According to the site, the Monday ladies' day (except Bavarian public holidays) returns from 9 November 2026. The long sauna night (every first Friday of the month until midnight) is not taking place for now because of staffing, says the operator. Current notice on the site: the lift in the building is out of order.

Prices

Prices
Winter (1 Oct–30 Apr): up to 2 hours25.00 €
Winter: up to 4 hours39.00 €
Winter: day ticket (sauna)49.00 €
Summer (1 May–30 Sep): up to 2 hours25.00 €
Summer: day ticket (sauna)39.00 €

After 4 hours in the sauna the tariff switches to the day ticket; if you overstay, the difference to the next tariff is charged. Prepaid cards with 10–25 % off selected tariffs and family tickets are available.

Amenities according to OpenStreetMap

Only what the open data records. What is missing, we do not know.

  • Poolyes
  • Saunayes

What is not listed here is unknown to us or the operator has not said.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Saunas right by the lake with a chance to cool off in the water
  • Three sauna huts at different temperatures (55–90 °C)
  • Indoor pool included in the sauna ticket
  • Steam bath, infrared cabins and a fireplace lounge
  • Monday ladies' day

Things to keep in mind

  • The long sauna night is currently not held
  • The sauna is for ages 16 and over, under 18 only with an adult
  • Parking opposite is paid

Who it suits and how it works

Who it suits

  • a sauna by the lake
  • a day trip from Munich
  • combining sauna and swimming

Rules and good to know

  • No entry to the sauna under 16, under 18 only with an accompanying adult
  • Monday is ladies' day (from 9 Nov 2026), the whole area is then women only
  • The full house rules (Haus- und Badeordnung) can be downloaded on the operator's site

Getting there

From Munich main station take the S6 to Starnberg (exit at Starnberg or Starnberg Nord)

By car from Munich on the A 95 towards Starnberg, then left onto Strandbadstraße; paid parking is directly opposite

Contact

Address
Strandbadstraße 17, 82319 Starnberg
Phone
08151 / 12666
Email
[email protected]

Details from the operator's own site, as of 4 Nov 2026. Check them with the operator before you go: seebad-starnberg.de

Data source: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL licence)

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