Anxieties and stress simply drift away
A sensory deprivation tank, also known as a floatation tank, is essentially a large vessel filled with highly concentrated Epsom salt solution. This infusion of salt enhances the water's density and buoyancy, enabling users to effortlessly float. The primary aim of the floatation tank experience is to induce profound relaxation by eliminating external stimuli. Within the pod, darkness prevails, accompanied by a tranquil silence. Both the air and water temperatures are meticulously adjusted to match the skin's temperature, fostering a seamless sensory experience. Moreover, the abundance of salt ensures complete buoyancy, creating a sensation akin to suspension in mid-air. By depriving the senses of external stimuli and simulating a state of weightlessness, users can effortlessly drift into a meditative state reminiscent of the moments before sleep. Scientifically, sensory deprivation has been shown to promote the transition of brainwaves from alpha and beta frequencies to theta waves – slower rhythms typically associated with deep relaxation or the onset of sleep. Theta waves have been linked to enhanced learning, creativity, and a positive mental state. Thus, the floatation tank offers a unique opportunity for individuals to delve into a state of profound relaxation while potentially unlocking newfound levels of mental clarity and creativity.
You’ll lie back and float weightlessly in a private float room. The water is skin-temperature and rich in minerals, making it effortless to stay afloat.
Here’s what you can expect:
Nothing at all – and that’s what we recommend!
Wearing swimwear can cause pressure points or distractions. You’ll be completely alone in your float room, so it’s best to float nude for full comfort.
We’ve got everything ready for you:
If you prefer your own products, feel free to bring them.
To keep your float clean and enjoyable:
You can choose from:
Top tip for first-timers: Arrive 10–15 minutes early for a short intro. You’ll shower before and after your float, and you’ll have 15 minutes post-session to get ready.
Not in the same tank – but we offer a lovely couples combo session:
Yes, absolutely. Many pregnant guests find floating eases pressure, reduces swelling, and improves sleep.
If it’s your first time, we recommend starting with a 45-minute session – but do check with your midwife or GP first.
Our float tank is much more spacious than people expect – and you’re fully in control the whole time.
You can:
Most guests say it feels more like floating on a warm, private cloud than being enclosed.
Yes – gentle music plays at the beginning and end of your float to help you settle in and come out slowly.
Prefer silence? Just let us know.
Even one session can leave you feeling relaxed, restored, and more balanced.
For long-term benefits, we suggest floating 2–3 times per month.
It’s great for easing stress, helping with sleep, soothing aches and pains, and giving your mind a proper break. Many people also use it to recover after workouts or just to switch off from daily life.
Try not to touch your face, splash around, or get saltwater in your eyes – it stings! Also, avoid overthinking it. Just relax, breathe, and let your body unwind.
That’s totally fine – it actually happens a lot! The water keeps you safely afloat, and many people say they feel even more refreshed after a float nap.
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