How much does it cost to visit Vok Baths?

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What makes Vok Baths unique compared to other hot springs in Iceland?

Vok Baths feature geothermal floating pools on Lake Urriðavatn, a rare design that blends seamlessly with the natural surroundings. The water is certified drinkable, and visitors can enjoy unique experiences like a cold spray tunnel, a tea bar, and an in-water pool bar, offering relaxation with a refreshing twist.

How long can I stay at Vok Baths?

You can stay as long as you like during the opening hours. Most guests spend 1.5 to 2.5 hours enjoying the pools, sauna, and other facilities. You're free to relax and take in the experience at your own pace.

Do I need to book Vok Baths tickets in advance?

Yes, it's recommended to book your Vok Baths tickets 2-3 weeks in advance, particularly during peak tourist seasons (June to August). The baths can get quite busy, and pre-booking guarantees your preferred time slot, ensuring a smooth and stress-free experience.

Can I experience Vok Baths in all seasons?

Yes, Vok Thermal Baths are open year-round. In winter, you can soak in the warmth surrounded by snowy landscapes; in summer, enjoy the midnight sun over Lake Urriðavatn. The baths offer a tranquil experience regardless of the season.

Is there a dress code for Vok Spa?

Swimwear is mandatory at Iceland’s Vok Baths. Towels and swimsuits are available to rent on-site if you don't bring your own. Showering without swimwear before entering the pools is also required, as per Icelandic bathing customs.

Can I visit Vok Baths directly after hiking or sightseeing?

Yes, Vok Baths are a perfect post-hike stop. With facilities like showers, changing rooms, and luggage storage, you can refresh and relax after exploring nearby attractions such as Hengifoss waterfall or Hallormsstaður forest.

Are the Vok Geothermal Baths suitable for children?

Yes, Vok Baths in Iceland are family-friendly, allowing children to enjoy the pools with adults. Kids under 5 enter for free, while discounted tickets are available for children up to 16 years old. Students can also avail of discounts with a valid student ID. Please ensure younger children are supervised for their safety.

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Why visit Vok Baths in Iceland?

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Iceland's only certified drinkable hot spring water

Vok Baths is the only hot spring in Iceland with certified drinkable geothermal water. Sip it straight from the taps or enjoy its purity in freshly brewed herbal teas crafted on-site for a uniquely refreshing experience.

Rejuvenate in the lap of nature

Uniquely set on the serene Lake Urriðavatn, the baths are surrounded by Iceland's natural landscapes. This means you can relax in the pools and enjoy uninterrupted views of the lake, distant mountains, and lush greenery.

A perfect blend of adventure and relaxation

Located near Egilsstaðir, Vok Baths is an ideal stop for travelers venturing off the beaten path into East Iceland. After exploring nearby waterfalls, fjords, and wildlife, take a refreshing dip in the cold lake before unwinding in warm geothermal pools.

The wellness-focused amenities include cold plunge pools and saunas. Additionally, the mineral-rich geothermal waters are known for their therapeutic benefits, helping to soothe tired muscles, improve blood circulation, and promote mental well-being.

Sustainable and eco-friendly design

Built with sustainability in mind, Vok Baths uses eco-friendly materials and harnesses geothermal energy responsibly. The facility blends seamlessly with its natural surroundings, ensuring your visit leaves a minimal environmental footprint.

Cold-water spray tunnel

For those seeking an exhilarating contrast of hot-cold therapy, Vok Baths features a cold water spray tunnel. It involves a brisk spray of cold water, creating a refreshing contrast with the warm geothermal pools, stimulating circulation and leaving you feeling revitalized.

Sauna relaxation

Vok Spa provides an on-site sauna to further enhance relaxation. After indulging in the geothermal pools, the sauna offers a more intimate environment to detox, soothe muscles, and attain a deeper state of relaxation.

Tea bar with geothermal water

Savor herbal teas brewed with certified drinkable geothermal water. The tea bar is a unique feature of Vok Baths, offering a true taste of Icelandic purity while providing a calming moment to complement your bathing experience.

In-water pool bar

An arm's reach from where you soak, this bar serves local beers, select wines, soft drinks, and cooling ice slushes. No need to leave the comfort of warm waters; just swim close to the bar and pick a drink to stay hydrated as you soak.

Locally inspired dining at Vok Bistro

Vok Bistro serves dishes crafted from fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The menu offers a mix of hearty meals and lighter options, including small plates, soups, salads, and a selection of freshly baked bread. Booking in advance is recommended to enjoy this farm-to-table dining experience.

Facilities at Vok Baths, Iceland

• Washrooms • Changing rooms • Lockers • Private showers • Swimwear and towel rentals • Wheelchair access • Wheelchair rentals • Wi-Fi • Parking • Electric vehicle charging station (bring your own cable)

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Plan your visit to Vok Spa Iceland

Vok Baths timings:

June 15 - September 15: Every day from 10am - 11pm
September 16 - June 14: Every day from 12pm - 10pm
Note: You can stay in the pools until 15 minutes before closing time.

Vok Bistro timings:

June 15 - September 30: Every day from 12pm - 10pm
October 1 - June 14: Friday – Sunday: 12pm - 10pm

Holiday timings:

December 24, 25, 31 and January 1: 11am - 3pm (Vok Bistro is closed these days)

Last entry: 45 minutes before closing time

Vok Baths opening hours

Vok hot springs in Iceland are open year-round, offering a unique experience in every season. Visit in winter to soak in warm waters surrounded by snow or in summer to enjoy the midnight sun reflecting off Lake Urriðavatn.

Address: 8H33+G5 Fellabær, Iceland Vok vid Urridavatn, 701 Egilsstadir, Iceland
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Getting there:

By bus: Take bus line 56 from nearby towns like Seyðisfjörður or Akureyri to Egilsstaðir. Get off at the nearest bus stop Fellabær - Olís. From here, you can take a taxi to the baths.
By car: Vok Baths are located 5.8 km from Egilsstaðir along Route 1 (Ring Road). A short 5-7 minute drive brings you to the entrance, with free parking available on-site.
By air: Fly to Egilsstaðir Airport, which is just a 10-minute drive away. Car rentals and taxis are available at the airport.

Advance ticket booking is mandatory between June 1 and August 31, as walk-ins are not accepted during this period.
A responsible adult must supervise children under the age of 16 years.
All guests are required to shower without a swimsuit before entering the pools, as per Icelandic bathing traditions.
Diving is not allowed in the pools.
Swimsuits are mandatory while in the pools.
Guests may choose to bathe in Lake Urriðavatni, but they do so at their own risk.
Avoid bringing glass bottles or breakable items into the bathing areas.
Outside food and beverages are not allowed.
Photography is allowed, but be mindful of others' privacy while taking photos.

Bring a swimsuit, towel, and flip-flops to avoid rental fees, and carry a waterproof phone case. The walk between pools can be chilly in winter, so pack a robe or extra towel.
It is important to stay hydrated while enjoying thermal bathing to prevent dehydration. Bring a reusable water bottle or enjoy the pure, drinkable geothermal water available on-site.
Exercise caution as pool areas, walkways, and steps may become slippery when wet. Follow staff instructions and posted signs for a safe and enjoyable visit.
Plan your trip to Vok Baths during the early hours of the day for a quieter experience with fewer visitors.

Vök Baths geothermal pools with steam rising, surrounded by Icelandic nature.

While there are no accommodations near Vok Baths due to its secluded location on Lake Urriðavatn, you’ll find excellent options within a 5 km radius:

Hengifoss and Litlanesfoss Waterfalls: Explore the awe-inspiring Hengifoss, Iceland's second-tallest waterfall, on a 5km round-trip hike with striking views along the way.
Seyðisfjörður: A picturesque town, just 27km east of Egilsstaðir, known for its vibrant houses, stunning fjord, and cultural events, offering a delightful slice of Icelandic life.
Hallormsstaðaskógur National Forest: Iceland's largest forest, a short distance from Vok Baths, invites you to hike, bird watch, and revel in its breathtaking natural beauty.
Skriðuklaustur: Located 20km from Vok Baths, this cultural hub boasts a museum dedicated to Icelandic author Gunnar Gunnarsson, a garden, and a restaurant, providing insights into Iceland's literary heritage.

Unwind in Iceland’s purest geothermal bath with certified drinkable water, surrounded by natural wonders.

Everything you get: Admission to Vök Baths, with access to its warm, floating geothermal pools and saunas in Lake Urriðavatn.
Why choose this: Dip and sip in the purest geothermal waters Iceland has to offer, at an affordable price, while relaxing in natural hot springs and enjoying views of glacier-fed lakes.

Inclusions #

Entry to Vök Baths
Access to its geothermal pools and saunas

Exclusions #

Food and drinks
Gratuities/tips
Souvenir photos

What to bring

Bring your swimsuit and a towel to make the most of your visit to the baths.

What's not allowed

Smoking and vaping are not permitted anywhere on the property.
Glass items are strictly prohibited.
Jumping or diving into the pools is not allowed.

Accessibility

The facility is accessible to wheelchair users.

Additional information

Vök Baths are situated on the banks of Lake Urriðavatn, just a short drive from Egilsstaðir.
Tip: Flip-flops are recommended, as some areas around the pools can be wet, muddy, or slippery.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Unwind in Iceland’s purest geothermal bath with certified drinkable water, surrounded by natural wonders.

Everything you get: Admission to Vök Baths, with access to its warm, floating geothermal pools and saunas in Lake Urriðavatn.
Why choose this: Dip and sip in the purest geothermal waters Iceland has to offer, at an affordable price, while relaxing in natural hot springs and enjoying views of glacier-fed lakes.

Inclusions #

Entry to Vök Baths
Access to its geothermal pools and saunas

Exclusions #

Food and drinks
Gratuities/tips
Souvenir photos

What to bring

Bring your swimsuit and a towel to make the most of your visit to the baths.

What's not allowed

Smoking and vaping are not permitted anywhere on the property.
Glass items are strictly prohibited.
Jumping or diving into the pools is not allowed.

Accessibility

The facility is accessible to wheelchair users.

Additional information

Vök Baths are situated on the banks of Lake Urriðavatn, just a short drive from Egilsstaðir.
Tip: Flip-flops are recommended, as some areas around the pools can be wet, muddy, or slippery.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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Why visit Vok Baths in Iceland?

Iceland's only certified drinkable hot spring water

Rejuvenate in the lap of nature

A perfect blend of adventure and relaxation

Sustainable and eco-friendly design

Vok Geothermal Baths highlights

Floating infinity pools

On-shore pool

Cold-water spray tunnel

Sauna relaxation

Tea bar with geothermal water

In-water pool bar

Locally inspired dining at Vok Bistro

Facilities at Vok Baths, Iceland

Plan your visit to Vok Spa Iceland

Frequently asked questions about Iceland's Vok Baths

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What to bring

What's not allowed

Accessibility

Additional information

What to bring

What's not allowed

Accessibility

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