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Here you can both sauna, swim and live individually on the peaceful Häradsjön-Slisjön in Hylte municipality, Halland. All information about prices and how to do the different options available for bookings as well as inspiration about Häradsro can be found here: https://bastuochbo.se/ Booking the sauna raft is made here. You can find the booking by scrolling to the bottom of this page. When you book, regardless of what time you want to come, you create a booking request in the only time option available here in the booking system, i.e. the time 13.00 to 23.00 on the day you want to arrive. If you have been able to find your desired day/time and create a booking request, then the sauna raft is available at that time. When you make a booking request, you write a message about how many people you are, whether you are booking a sauna without an overnight stay, whether you are booking a sauna with an overnight stay or just an overnight stay, how many nights and what time you plan to come. Based on this information, I prepare the sauna raft. If you want to stay several nights, then you book the time from 13.00 to 23.00 for both day one, day two and possibly more days, but not for the day you check out/leave the raft. When we have communicated clearly, you pay via Swish 123 452 96 65 for the time/price option you have chosen, then I confirm the booking. If you book from a country other than Sweden, you currently transfer money via an IBAN transfer. If you are prevented from doing so and you cancel at least 4 hours before you were supposed to arrive, you will receive all the money back. If you book later than 4 hours before your booked time, you will get your money back except for the 500 kronor that I will take for the preparations I may have started before your arrival. For prices, see https://bastuochbo.se/ In order for everything to work as smoothly and at the same time safely for both you and us, we have a number of rules and some good tips. You read these in advance and by booking and paying you thereby confirm that you agree with these rules. See the text below: The person who books is responsible for leaving the sauna raft in the same condition as when it was used and that no damage has been done to the facility. The following rules must be followed and respected: • If there is a fire ban and depending on what type of ban it is, I am able to say no to you lighting a fire in the stoves. • When the sauna raft is on open water and you use the rowing boat to get to it, life jackets must be worn in the rowing boat. These are available for different body weights and are located in a padlock box at the boat dock. • The greatest risk of falling into the water from the boat is when docking with the raft and when you are about to board the boat from the raft, especially in the dark. This is when the life jackets fulfill their primary function. • If the rowing boat is used to get to the sauna raft, at least one person in the group must be experienced in rowing and docking a boat. • At least one person in the group must be experienced in lighting a fire in a stove. • The depth outside the swim ladder is at least approximately 1.9 meters and the bottom consists of sand. Despite this, it is not recommended to dive from the raft head first in a way that puts you at risk of hitting the seabed with your head. • No glassware is allowed inside the sauna and relaxation room. • You take all your own waste with you when you leave the sauna raft. If you are staying for one or more nights and want to sort your packaging, there are containers for it in the toilet and food waste and residual waste bags in the outdoor kitchen. • Towels to sit on must be used in the sauna, bring your own. • No black-soled swimming shoes may be used in the sauna. • Only drinking water (not sea water) may be used in the sauna and on the sauna stones, possibly with the scent(s) that are in place. • There is a separate light gray protective plate mounted on the sauna stove's heating wall. This is to mitigate the burns that can occur to anyone who comes into contact with the stove. The separate light gray protective plate gets hot, but not as hot as the black protective plate on the side and the stove itself. You can remove the light grey protective sheet before lighting the stove if you do not want it, but you do so at your own risk. In that case, place the protective sheet under the sauna stove. • No smoking is permitted. • No charcoal grilling is allowed. • No marshals are permitted. • Only the LED lanterns, LED lamps and candles that are on the raft are permitted. • The lessor is not responsible for items left on the sauna raft. • If the sauna raft is left in an uncleaned condition beyond what the lessor deems to be a satisfactory cleaning, the lessor reserves the right to charge a fee of 500 SEK for cleaning. • Damage caused to the sauna raft and its equipment will be compensated with full cost coverage. The lessor has the right to assess which damages are reasonable to repair and to fully compensate you for both labor and materials. The responsibility lies with the person/association/company that booked the sauna. • All participants are expected to have insurance that covers their personal property and any personal injuries. As the rental company, I am responsible for ensuring that the sauna float is as safe as is reasonably possible to prevent. If damage does occur, the insurance company will investigate whether the damage was reasonably preventable or not. If it was reasonably preventable, it is considered an accident, and your insurance company will compensate you. If it was not reasonably preventable by us, the business's insurance company will compensate you. Welcome, Patrik Jigsved
