Midsummer is a festival of light and summer that people in the Nordic countries celebrate by bathing in a hot tub or sauna and enjoying nature. Find out more about Midsummer traditions below.
Hot tubs can also be used in the winter. There is no minimum temperature limit for using a hot tub. Heating up a modern hot tub equipped with an external heater is no more difficult in the winter than it is in the summer.
After a hard day of hiking in a forest a forager can enjoy a relaxing bath in a hot tub while nursing sore limbs and reminisce on handsome spoils of the day.
May has finally arrived with its bank holidays and it's time to enjoy it. So why not celebrate Mayday in an unusual way, resting in a wood heated hot tub? You could share this delightful time with your family and even why not with your colleagues on this special day.
If you have one of the Kirami's hot tub it can be the perfect occasion to spend a romantic evening and relax in a smoking bath and share your feelings with your loved one. Another idea would be to prepare a delicious meal with our barbecue Roasty Boss because for sure Winter in any case should not stop LOVE and grilling in Winter can be a romantic and exalting experience! Be ready for an amazing evening between the magic of fire and water.
Kirami wish you a very happy Valentine's Day!
We thank all our customers, business partners and employees for the past year and wish you a happy new year 2018!
Toivotamme kaikille riemukasta ja onnellista uutta vuotta 2018!
What is the Finnish Midsummer celebration like? We Finns spend Midsummer relaxing at home with friends or relatives, bathing in the sauna and especially in the hot tub. Read more!
