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Vök Baths

Floating geothermal pools on Lake Urriðavatn, a short drive from Egilsstaðir. Warm bathing areas sit at the edge of the lake with wide views over the water.

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BEFORE YOU GO

Plan your visit

Source review . Facilities and policies can change; this is a desk review, not an access inspection.

Facilities
Main bathing pool and two floating pools; showers with toiletries, pool bar and restaurant.
Booking
Book ahead; the operator does not accept walk-ins from June 1 through August 31. The homepage currently directs reservations to sales@vokbaths.is while its booking provider is unavailable; check the latest operator notice.
Visiting with children
Children under 16 must be accompanied by parents. Only flotation aids, rather than toys, are allowed.
Mobility & access
A specialized wheelchair is available for entering the pools. An assistant receives free entry when arranged by email in advance.

PLAN YOUR VISIT

Choose your experience

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Bring your towel

Slaka · Entry

  • Geothermal pools + steam bath
  • Cold plunge + wild lake
  • Herbal tea at the tea bar

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Towel included

Njóta · Entry + towel

  • Pools, steam bath + cold plunge
  • Towel included
  • Herbal tea at the tea bar

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Towel + drink

Dekra · Entry + extras

  • Pools, steam bath + cold plunge
  • Towel included
  • One drink; exclusions apply

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Getting here

Use the operator’s entrance. Pool temperatures differ; check signage and ask staff before entering.

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.