2024
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The Vök Baths are Iceland's only floating infinity pools! Located on the shore of Lake Urriðavatn, just a few minutes from the town of Egilsstaðir, here you'll find floating geothermal pools with endless views, two hot pools on the shore, a sauna, a cold-water spray tunnel, a tea bar, a pool bar and an on-site restaurant, the Vök Bistro. Still very authentic and untouched by tourism, this is an incredible place to enjoy a total wellness experience.
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Opening time and information on VOK BATHS
Standard admission: 6,490 Kr. 15/06-15/09: 10am-11pm. 01/09-14/06: 12pm-10pm.
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Vok Baths is a geothermal destination located on beautiful Lake Urriðavatn, just a few minutes northwest of Egilsstaðir. Here you'll find floating geothermal pools with breathtaking views over the lake, two hot pools on the shore, a sauna and a cold-water spray tunnel. Vok Baths offers a variety of packages (standard admission, comfort admission and premium admission). It's up to you to choose the package that suits you best! Note that the water flowing from Lake Urriðavatn is pure and drinkable. The best part? This unique attraction features an in-water bar accessible from the pools, a restaurant and a tea bar. Its pools can accommodate up to 202 people and are open all year round. A hot pot to discover!
Members' reviews on VOK BATHS
The ratings and reviews below reflect the subjective opinions of members and not the opinion of The Little Witty.
Die Umkleiden sind auch wie das Bad selbst sehr Modern eingerichtet.
Posto ben tenuto e con tanti servizi, molto belli gli spogliatoi, veramente attrezzati bene! Consigliato, in bassa stagione non occorre prenotare!
But unfortunately many people go into the water without showering and with dry swimwear, which is not very pleasant!
There are a few signs saying that you should shower without clothes first, but the signs are small and hard to see. There are also individual showercabins, but unfortunately the doors are not labeled.