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Forest Lagoon Overview Plan your visit Tickets Getting here In the area Before you go Geothermal pools in Vaðlaskógur forest across the fjord from Akureyri, with a sauna and cold tub.
GOOD TO KNOW
Type Geothermal Baths
Water temperature Varies · not confirmed
Admission Paid
Access Short walk from entrance
Hike distance No substantial hike listed
Coordinates 65.66490, -18.05950 Check the operator for current admission, opening hours and any closures.
BEFORE YOU GO
Plan your visit Source review 2026-10-18 . Facilities and policies can change; this is a desk review, not an access inspection.
Facilities Geothermal bathing, a dry Finnish sauna and cold pool; swimwear can be rented.
Booking Admission is for the selected date and time. Late entry depends on availability.
Visiting with children Under-12s may not use the lagoon after 20:00. The operator requires a guardian for children up to age 16; non-swimmers must wear armbands.
Mobility & access The operator offers support for guests with disabilities; contact the team to confirm the facilities needed. PLAN YOUR VISIT
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Extras included Entry, towel + drink ✓ Forest Lagoon admission✓ Towel included✓ One swim-up bar drinkMake your own way to the lagoon.
See dates & prices ↗ Small-group outing Goðafoss + Forest Lagoon ✓ Goðafoss waterfall stop✓ Forest Lagoon admission✓ Tour from AkureyriCheck meeting point and return time.
See dates & prices ↗ Getting here Use the signed public entrance. The map pin is approximate; confirm the entrance and accessibility with the operator.
Map pins are approximate location references, not driving directions or marked walking routes.
↟ Leave it as you found it. Check travel alerts , road conditions and weather before you go. Follow local rules, respect closures and private land, and take your litter home. Hot springs can be dangerously hot; only enter designated bathing areas.
