Discover Buitengewoon wood-fired hot tubs, where traditional heating meets refined modern design. Each tub is handcrafted in South Africa using marine-grade fiberglass and sustainably sourced wood. Designed for comfort and durability, they bring warmth, stillness and connection to outdoor living.
Buitengewoon began with a simple need. As the team behind AfriCamps, South Africa’s glamping pioneers, we searched for a wood fired hot tub that met our standards and when we couldn’t find one, we designed and built our own. Crafted with premium resin and finished in real wood, our tubs are beautifully proportioned, exceptionally comfortable, and built to endure. Today, more than 200 are used daily in luxury hospitality settings, proven by time and trusted by guests, now available for your own retreat.
Spacious by design – comfortably fits 2, generous for 4, and a beautiful experience to share with a family of 5
A statement piece – refined form that enhances any outdoor living space or luxury guest retreat
Marine-grade quality – moulded from the same high-performance fibreglass used in luxury yachts
Designed for deep comfort – with an elegantly curved backrest and a well-shaped shell that supports every posture
Safety built in – a non-slip floor offers secure footing without compromising on design
Effortless options – available with internal or external heaters, both simple to use and easy to clean
Naturally beautiful – finished in sustainable treated pine or elegant rhino wood chosen for its strength and grain
Wood-fired hot tubs feel different because they transform relaxation into a ritual Unlike conventional spas that prioritise automation and convenience, a wood-fired hot tub invites you to slow down, light a fire, spend time outdoors, and become part of the experience itself. For many owners,
If you’ve been searching for hot tubs in Johannesburg, you can now experience Buitengewoon in person – right in the heart of Sandton. Our wood-fired hot tub is now on display at Garden Bleu, a considered design space in Kramerville. It’s a place to slow
And why the decision should happen before the cold fully arrives There’s a moment, just before winter settles in, when everything begins to slow. The air sharpens. Evenings arrive earlier. You start reaching for warmth – a fire, a blanket, something to mark the end
