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Vök Baths

Entrance to the Vök Baths in Egilsstaðir
Access to floating pools, sauna, cold tunnels, and showers
Welcome tisane brewed from spring water and local herbs at the infusion bar
A drink at the outdoor pool bar (Comfort and Premium ticket only)
Locally-sourced, organic and seasonal tasters from the restaurant (Premium ticket only)
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4.8

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Anne, Réunion

14 Mar 2023

Excellent

Fantastique N hésitez pas à passer le pont même en hiver

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Avery, United States

26 Sep 2021

Excellent

Very clean and easy to navigate. The staff was incredible! Especially Melanie.

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Kathy, United Kingdom

06 Jul 2022

Excellent

Very relaxing morning.

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About: Vök Baths

Vök Baths has the only certified drinkable hot spring water in Iceland. Poised to be Iceland's next big hotspot, Vök Baths is located on the shores of Lake Urriðavatn, just 5 km northwest of Egilsstaðir. Bring your own swimwear and towels and get ready to immerse yourself in bliss.

Sunday	12:00 - 22:00
Monday	12:00 - 22:00
Tuesday	12:00 - 22:00
Wednesday	12:00 - 22:00
Thursday	12:00 - 22:00
Friday	12:00 - 22:00
Saturday	12:00 - 22:00

Vök Baths

Urriðavatn, 8H33+G5, Fellabær

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