Day Tour Vök Baths Admission
East Iceland finally has its own geothermal bath and it´s a one of a kind! Floating pools with a bar, stunning surroundings and hot spring water so clean that you can actually drink it!
Highlights
- Geothermal baths
- Sauna, pools and cold tunnels
- Bar and restaurant
- Beautiful surroundings
Itinerary
Vök Baths is a new destination which opened in July 2019 by lake Urriðavatn, just northwest from Egilsstaðir, in Eastern Iceland. The water at Vök streams from hot springs deep under the lake. Years ago, during the long arctic winters, the locals noticed that the lake ice always melted in the same place. Our name, Vök, is the Icelandic word for these melted ice holes. Today, these hot springs supply all of the hot water for the surrounding area.
The hot spring water is so clean you can drink it, making it the only certified drinkable hot spring water in Iceland. Our café-restaurant will serve tisanes, soups, hot dishes and cakes made with organic ingredients from local producers. Vök will also feature a sauna, pools and cold tunnels on the lake shores. With Vök, we want to celebrate and respect the pure water of Urriðavatn lake, the surrounding lakeside nature and the age-old Icelandic bathing traditions.
Dates & prices
Departures:
Open every day, all year.
Duration: 1,5 – 2 hours
Price per person:
Standard rate: ISK 5.500
Youth (6 – 16 YRS): ISK 1.900
Children (0 – 5 YRS): Free
Comfort rate: ISK 6.400
Youth (6 – 16 YRS): 2.800
Children (0 – 5 YRS): Free
Premium rate: ISK 8.900
Youth (6 – 16 YRS): 5.300
Children (0 – 5 YRS): Free
Included:
- Standard rate includes admission to Vök Baths and a tisane brewed from the spring water & local herbs at the infusion bar.
- Comfort rate includes admission to Vök Baths, a tisane brewed from the spring water & local herbs at the infusion bar and a drink at the outdoor pool bar.
- Premium rate includes admission to Vök Baths, a tisane brewed from the spring water & local herbs at the infusion bar, a drink at the outdoor pool bar and tasters from the restaurant.
What do I need to bring?
- Best to bring your bathing suit and a towel, but you can also rent all you need on location
Please note:
- This is admission only for the Vök Baths, you will need your own transportation to get there.
- Vök Baths are wheelchair accessible.
