Discover Iceland's newest lagoon next month

You haven't had a true Icelandic experience unless you've floated among one of the geothermal hot spots scattered around the island. Since the opening of the Blue Lagoon in 1992, tourists have flocked to Iceland to experience the healing phenomenon of volcanically heated baths. During the height of the pandemic, Iceland had announced a new lagoon experience near the nation's capital, Reykjavík. Now the country is making waves again with a new hot spring set to open not even a full year later. This time, it's attracting visitors to the North!

Now introducing, the Forest Lagoon Spa. Situated on Eyja Fjord and surrounded by the enchanting Vaglaskogur Forest. It is set to offer similar amenities as both the Blue and Sky Lagoon (a floating bar, steam rooms, etc) and is set to open in March 2022.

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Ticket Costs

Ticket prices for the Forest Lagoon start at 5.800 ISK or around £35 per person for the basic entrance package.

How to Get There?

Just a few minutes drive from what is referred to as the capital of Iceland's northern region, Akureyri—visitors can plan to fly into Akureyri airport from Reykjavík. Another option is driving up to the northern coast, which takes approximately 5 hours, not counting the many stops you are going to want to take along the way because of the stunningly diverse landscape.

Cheap Flights

To make it even easier to get there, we've found return flights from London to Reykjavík for you from £79* per person

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