Woman relaxing inside a Kiva Wellness infrared sauna
Infrared SaunasEst. 2016Mid-RangeFacts verified Aug 12, 2026

Kiva Wellness

Kiva Wellness runs one of the broader direct-to-consumer sauna lineups in Australia and New Zealand, from plug-in far-infrared cabins to full-spectrum Wi-Fi models and, in Australia, hardwired traditional indoor and outdoor saunas, with local warehousing and separate regional storefronts.

Country
Australia
Market
Australia & New Zealand
Price
A$3,495 to A$9,495

Product Range

far infrared saunasfull spectrum infrared saunastraditional saunasoutdoor saunas

Quick overview

Our Kiva Wellness Review

Kiva Wellness is a useful shortlist brand for AU/NZ buyers because it publishes local pricing, has separate regional support channels, and covers both easy-entry infrared cabins and larger traditional or outdoor models. The practical choice is less about the logo than the installation path: Rise and Radiance models use 220-240V plug-in power on the pages checked, Retreat needs a 15A outlet, and Reset traditional models require a licensed electrician and dedicated circuit. Kiva's infrared warranty terms are documented below, and its current public return policy gives sale items the standard 30-day return window while excluding clearance items from change-of-mind returns. Kiva identifies three current SAA certificates as covering the infrared range, but the PDFs use OEM model numbers, so confirm the certificate for your exact retail model before paying.

Price tier
Mid-Range
What it costsA$3,495 to A$9,495 AUD

Australian pricing runs from A$3,495 for the Rise 1 far-infrared sauna to A$9,495 for the Ritual 4-6 outdoor traditional sauna with Harvia Wi-Fi control. The AU lineup spans Rise 1-4 (A$3,495-A$5,495), Radiance Pro 2-4 full-spectrum models (A$5,695.25-A$7,595.25), Retreat outdoor infrared (A$7,495), Reset 2-4 traditional models (A$4,495-A$5,995) and Ritual outdoor traditional (A$6,995 for 2-3 person, A$7,995 or A$9,495 for 4-6 person depending on the control). New Zealand is priced separately in NZD and is infrared only: Rise 2-4 at NZ$3,565-NZ$5,095, Radiance 2-4 at NZ$5,520-NZ$7,645 and Retreat at NZ$8,495. Almost every model sells below its listed original price. Kiva's offers terms dated the Reset traditional sale 6-31 July 2026. Kiva stated in August 2026 that the Reset range is being discontinued and will remain at the discounted price until stock sells out.

Kiva Wellness Australia sauna collection · Verified August 2026

Best ForAustralian and New Zealand buyers who want a locally supported sauna range with published regional prices and choices across plug-in infrared, full-spectrum infrared, hardwired traditional and outdoor formats.
Avoid IfYou want an easy change-of-mind return. Kiva's published 30-day return policy now includes sale items but excludes clearance items. Returns must be approved, unused and in the original packaging, and change-of-mind refunds deduct return freight plus a 5% restocking fee.

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Before you buy Kiva Wellness

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From Kiva Wellness

Product imagery from the brand and supporting reference links.

Kiva Wellness Radiance Pro 3 full-spectrum infrared sauna
Radiance Pro 3 full-spectrum infrared sauna. Official Kiva Wellness product image.
Kiva Wellness Rise 2 far-infrared sauna
Rise 2 far-infrared sauna. Official Kiva Wellness product image.
Kiva Wellness Retreat outdoor infrared sauna
Retreat outdoor full-spectrum infrared sauna. Official Kiva Wellness product image.
Kiva Wellness Reset 3 traditional indoor sauna
Reset 3 traditional indoor sauna. Official Kiva Wellness product image.
Kiva Wellness Ritual outdoor traditional sauna
Ritual outdoor traditional sauna. Official Kiva Wellness product image.

Images courtesy of Kiva Wellness.

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Straight from Kiva Wellness

Source: Emily Weston, Performance Marketing and Content Manager at Kiva Wellness.

What most first-time buyers get wrong

They treat the buying process as strictly a product decision when it should be a habit decision. People spend weeks comparing heater specifications and materials, then the sauna sits unused because they never optimised for how it will fit into their routine. The energy should be spent on how to reduce the barriers to using the product regularly.

What to know before buying

This category is full of near identical white label imports sold under many different brand names. So the actual decision isn't which sauna, it's which company do I want on the other end if something goes wrong or I have a question in year two.

What sets them apart

Quality is our foundation. We carefully source premium materials, partner with trusted manufacturers, and design products that are built to perform and last. While product specifications can often look similar on paper, we believe the real difference lies in the experience behind them. From local Australian support and expert guidance to ongoing customer care, we're committed to building long-term relationships with our customers, not simply completing a transaction. Our goal is to be the wellness partner that's still there long after the purchase.

Strengths & Considerations

Strengths

  • +Broad Australian lineup across far-infrared, full-spectrum infrared, traditional indoor and outdoor saunas, with the infrared range also stocked in New Zealand
  • +Local prices published on both regional storefronts, with free shipping stated Australia-wide on orders over A$100
  • +Certificates SAA222024, SAA241469 and SAA241470 specify 220-240V under the AS/NZS 60335 series and remain valid to October 2029. Kiva identifies them as covering the Rise, Radiance and Retreat ranges. Because the PDFs list OEM model numbers, confirm the mapping for your exact retail model
  • +Indoor infrared cabins are designed for relatively quick two-person assembly, while traditional product pages clearly flag when a licensed electrician is required
  • +Australian and New Zealand contact locations and support numbers are published on the regional sites

Be aware of

  • Rise, Radiance and Reset models are indoor or fully-undercover products rather than all-weather outdoor cabins, so exposed installations require the more expensive Retreat or Ritual range
  • Installation complexity varies sharply by model: plug-in infrared cabins are the simplest, Retreat needs a 15A outlet, and Reset traditional models require a licensed electrician and dedicated circuit
  • New Zealand buyers get the infrared range only; the traditional Reset and Ritual cabins are listed on the Australian storefront

Before You Buy: Confirm These

These are Kiva Wellness's own documented terms and open questions, not our own test results. Confirm the specifics in writing before you order.

  • ?You want an easy change-of-mind return. Kiva's published 30-day return policy now includes sale items but excludes clearance items. Returns must be approved, unused and in the original packaging, and change-of-mind refunds deduct return freight plus a 5% restocking fee.
  • ?Lifetime on the infrared heater warranty means the product's expected lifetime, which Kiva's own warranty document caps at 10 years. That is reasonable cover, but read lifetime as up to 10 years rather than forever, and note the traditional Reset and Ritual models publish shorter terms.
  • ?The EMF test summary on page 19 of Kiva's Rise infrared manual was measured at 120V/60Hz, which is US test conditions rather than Australian mains. Certificates SAA222024, SAA241469 and SAA241470 specify 220-240V. Kiva identifies them as covering the Rise, Radiance and Retreat ranges, but the PDFs list OEM model numbers rather than Kiva retail names. Confirm the mapping for your exact model, and if low EMF is the reason you are buying infrared, ask for EMF results measured at 230V/50Hz.
  • ?Confirm delivery access, room-of-choice placement and assembly or electrician costs before ordering; free shipping does not necessarily include assembly or electrical work.
  • ?Use Rise, Radiance and Reset models only indoors or fully undercover unless the exact product page explicitly states that the model is suitable for full outdoor exposure.

Alternatives to Compare

Why Consider Kiva Wellness?

Kiva Wellness says it has served Australian buyers since 2016 and lists a local team, warehouse and showroom at Burleigh Heads, Queensland. Its New Zealand storefront lists an Auckland contact location and a separate NZ support number. The range covers compact far-infrared Rise cabins, full-spectrum Radiance models, the outdoor infrared Retreat, indoor traditional Reset models and the outdoor traditional Ritual. The traditional Reset and Ritual cabins are listed on the Australian storefront only, so New Zealand buyers are choosing between infrared models. Kiva also sells a freestanding Radiance red light therapy panel and bundles it with several Radiance and Retreat saunas in both markets. Kiva states that the Reset traditional range is being discontinued. It also identifies certificates SAA222024, SAA241469 and SAA241470 as covering the Rise, Radiance and Retreat ranges. The certificate PDFs list OEM model numbers rather than Kiva retail names, so confirm the mapping for the exact model in writing.

1Australia and New Zealand sauna price and delivery comparisons
2Plug-in infrared vs hardwired traditional sauna installation guide
3Indoor, undercover and all-weather outdoor model comparison

Key Models

1
Rise 1-4 far-infrared cabins: 1-4 person indoor models, from A$3,495 in Australia and NZ$3,565 for the smallest currently listed New Zealand model
2
Radiance Pro 2-4 full-spectrum infrared saunas: 220-240V indoor or fully undercover cabins with Wi-Fi control on Australian Pro models, from A$5,695.25
3
Retreat 2-3 outdoor full-spectrum infrared sauna: all-weather cedar cabin requiring a 15A outlet, A$7,495 in Australia or NZ$8,495
4
Reset 2-4 traditional indoor saunas: 4.5-6kW Harvia heater models requiring a licensed electrician and dedicated circuit, from A$4,495, Australia only; Kiva says the range is being discontinued and stays at the sale price until sold out
5
Ritual outdoor traditional saunas: 6kW cabins at A$6,995 for 2-3 person and A$7,995 with classic controls or A$9,495 with Harvia Wi-Fi control for 4-6 person, Australia only
6
Radiance freestanding red light therapy panel: sold on its own and bundled with several Radiance and Retreat saunas in both markets

Support & Warranty

Kiva's infrared warranty document sets residential coverage at a lifetime warranty on heaters and 5 years on all other parts; commercial use is covered for 1 year. The document defines the lifetime heater warranty as the product's expected lifetime with proper care, stated as 5 to 10 years with 10 years the maximum, covering defects in materials and workmanship in normal residential use. Exclusions include normal wear and wood discolouration, damage from improper installation, misuse or modifications, and damage from weather, excessive moisture, mould or mildew. For accepted claims within 30 days of purchase Kiva arranges shipping at no cost; after that the customer can be responsible for shipping, labour or service fees. Claims go through the warranty form on the Australian or New Zealand site and take up to 5 business days to process, and Australian Consumer Law guarantees apply on top. The traditional Reset and Ritual models publish shorter terms on their product pages (the Reset 2 page states 5 years on structure, 2 years on heater and lighting and 1 year on accessories), so confirm which document applies to your exact model and country in writing.

FAQ

Is Kiva Wellness worth it in 2026?

Kiva Wellness is a useful shortlist brand for AU/NZ buyers because it publishes local pricing, has separate regional support channels, and covers both easy-entry infrared cabins and larger traditional or outdoor models. The practical choice is less about the logo than the installation path: Rise and Radiance models use 220-240V plug-in power on the pages checked, Retreat needs a 15A outlet, and Reset traditional models require a licensed electrician and dedicated circuit. Kiva's infrared warranty terms are documented below, and its current public return policy gives sale items the standard 30-day return window while excluding clearance items from change-of-mind returns. Kiva identifies three current SAA certificates as covering the infrared range, but the PDFs use OEM model numbers, so confirm the certificate for your exact retail model before paying.

How much do Kiva Wellness saunas cost?

Kiva Wellness saunas run from about A$3,495 up to about A$9,495 based on current pricing on Kiva Wellness Australia sauna collection as of August 2026. Australian pricing runs from A$3,495 for the Rise 1 far-infrared sauna to A$9,495 for the Ritual 4-6 outdoor traditional sauna with Harvia Wi-Fi control. The AU lineup spans Rise 1-4 (A$3,495-A$5,495), Radiance Pro 2-4 full-spectrum models (A$5,695.25-A$7,595.25), Retreat outdoor infrared (A$7,495), Reset 2-4 traditional models (A$4,495-A$5,995) and Ritual outdoor traditional (A$6,995 for 2-3 person, A$7,995 or A$9,495 for 4-6 person depending on the control). New Zealand is priced separately in NZD and is infrared only: Rise 2-4 at NZ$3,565-NZ$5,095, Radiance 2-4 at NZ$5,520-NZ$7,645 and Retreat at NZ$8,495. Almost every model sells below its listed original price. Kiva's offers terms dated the Reset traditional sale 6-31 July 2026. Kiva stated in August 2026 that the Reset range is being discontinued and will remain at the discounted price until stock sells out.

Who is Kiva Wellness best for?

Australian and New Zealand buyers who want a locally supported sauna range with published regional prices and choices across plug-in infrared, full-spectrum infrared, hardwired traditional and outdoor formats.

What should buyers watch out for with Kiva Wellness?

You want an easy change-of-mind return. Kiva's published 30-day return policy now includes sale items but excludes clearance items. Returns must be approved, unused and in the original packaging, and change-of-mind refunds deduct return freight plus a 5% restocking fee.

What brands should you compare against Kiva Wellness?

Most buyers should compare Kiva Wellness with Clearlight Saunas and Sunlighten before deciding. That gives you a better read on price, support, and where the brand actually fits.

How strong is Kiva Wellness on warranty and support?

Kiva's infrared warranty document sets residential coverage at a lifetime warranty on heaters and 5 years on all other parts; commercial use is covered for 1 year. The document defines the lifetime heater warranty as the product's expected lifetime with proper care, stated as 5 to 10 years with 10 years the maximum, covering defects in materials and workmanship in normal residential use. Exclusions include normal wear and wood discolouration, damage from improper installation, misuse or modifications, and damage from weather, excessive moisture, mould or mildew. For accepted claims within 30 days of purchase Kiva arranges shipping at no cost; after that the customer can be responsible for shipping, labour or service fees. Claims go through the warranty form on the Australian or New Zealand site and take up to 5 business days to process, and Australian Consumer Law guarantees apply on top. The traditional Reset and Ritual models publish shorter terms on their product pages (the Reset 2 page states 5 years on structure, 2 years on heater and lighting and 1 year on accessories), so confirm which document applies to your exact model and country in writing.

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Methodology

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