Laugarvatn Fontana Geothermal Baths
Laugarvatn Fontana Geothermal Baths
4.5
11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
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11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
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11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
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11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday
11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday
11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday
11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday
11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
About
Laugarvatn Fontana is composed of a series of interconnected baths and steam rooms that complement each other to create a healthy, natural and unique spa experience.Three steam rooms, collectively called GUFAN, have been built over a natural hot spring that has been used since 1929. The temperature of the steam varies depending on the temperature of the hot spring and weather, usually between 40°C (104°F) and 50°C (122°F). Humidity is very high in the steam room cabins. Grids in the floor of the steam rooms allow guests to hear and smell the boiling natural hot spring underneath, creating a natural and totally unique experience. Next to the steam room is YLUR, a Finnish-style sauna. The temperature is between 80°C (176°F) and 90°C (194°F), with a lower humidity than the steam room having a big window facing the lake of Laugarvatn. LAUGA, SÆLA, and VISKA are interconnected outdoor mineral baths that vary in depth, size and temperature. Some areas are suitable for relaxation and others offer space for movement and playfull moments. Stone artwork made by Icelandic artist, Erla Thórarinsdóttir, enhance each visitor’s experience. VISKA, the hot tub, is built at a slightly higher level than the other baths, providing a panoramic view of the beautiful surroundings while the healthy water nourishes both body and soul.Completing the ensemble are VATNIÐ and STRÖNDIN — the lake and the beach. Visitors will reach VATNIÐ through a gate. STRÖNDIN has warm black sand, which has been shown to be beneficial for those suffering from arthritis and other joint illnesses. VATNIÐ provides an opportunity to cool down between visits to GUFAN and YLUR, a temperature shift that is both healthy and strengthening
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- pamzemaitisNew Cumberland, Pennsylvania7 contributionsBread baking tourWhat a unique and fun experience! I had seen this on the Zac Ephron Down to Earth show and just had to visit...it did not disappoint! The tour was very informative and the bread was wonderful. The facility was really nice and we wish we had more time to stay and visit. Would definitely recommend.Visited September 2023Traveled with familyWritten October 4, 2023
- Gayle TCharlotte, North Carolina33 contributionsWorth the visit!We went for the Geothermal bread baking tour - no baths for us this time. We reserved and prepaid a few days ahead. There were 20-30 people on our group tour. The presentation was part outside and part inside, and there were no problems seeing or hearing what was said. Fascinating process and Delicious bread. So glad we included this on our first trip to Iceland! Might be nice to plan a longer visit and enjoy the hot baths as well!Visited September 2023Traveled with familyWritten October 6, 2023
- Sherpa575262223041 contributionHighly recommendPerfect experience! There are 4 pools and 4 sauna spaces with nice and clean showers. The most amazing thing of this fontana is that you can dip your body into the lake which and then go back to the warm pool to make your body warm again. And please try the rye bread which was the best bread we had in Iceland :)Visited October 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten October 7, 2023
- Kate B6 contributionsGreat Bread!This is the second time I went for the Lava Bread tour and loved it just as much as the first time. The bread is amazing and it is an interesting way to learn about how to use the geothermal for making food. The spa is wonderful and the views are incredible.Visited September 2023Traveled with friendsWritten October 7, 2023
- Becky G11 contributionsLaugarvatn Fontana Geothermal BathsVery nice spa with multiple pools and kid-friendly pool also. Has different temperatures in each pool plus you can go jump in the lake to cool down. Also has separate steam areas which are heated by the local hot springs This spa also offers bake in the ground bread tours and if you don’t take the tour you can still purchase a loaf of delicious rye bread Restaurant on site although we didn’t eat there Very clean shower areas with shampoo and body wash available, Beautiful scenery while relaxing in the poolsVisited September 2023Traveled with familyWritten October 7, 2023
- Elizabeth M1 contributionA Must Stop during your Trip!A MUST stop on your trip to Iceland! We did the bread baking experience and it was so cool, informative (and delicious). Highly recommend you buy tickets for this. The spa itself was wonderful. I love the different temperature pools, so you can stay where you're comfortable (even dip in the cold lake if you want). The saunas are great, and they sell food and drinks to enjoy during your time there. So relaxing! This was a reset I needed and my husband and I truly enjoyed the day we spent here.Visited September 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten October 9, 2023
- Cathy MLiverpool, New York5 contributionsAbsolute must do in Iceland!This was such a cool experience! Roger, our guide, served us the most delicious bread ever and the smoked trout was AMAZING! Roger was phenomenal, too. He was so friendly and enthusiastic about his presentation. Highly highly recommend this!! Don’t miss this experience!! Where else can you see bread being baked underground??Visited September 2023Traveled with familyWritten October 11, 2023
- Explore641740148232 contributionsBeautiful experienceThis was a great stop during my trip. The bakery tour was amazing and the pools with the natural steam rooms was a great experience. You can also go into the lake for a cold plunge. Definitely recommend stopping here.Visited October 2023Traveled soloWritten October 15, 2023
- sharonreneenWoudenberg, The Netherlands8 contributionsBread TourOn vacation, we're always eager to learn something or experience something truly unique and local. This bread tour is that! We arrived early and cold after an early morning snorkel so we indulged in bread and soup. It was delicious! The bread tour was a little quicker than usual because it was very cold and windy. Seeing someone dig our snack up out of the mud is interesting. The tour includes bread tasting and smoked fish which was also so yummy. It might be nice if they also included something to drink in the tour/tasting. Book ahead for a really wonderful, one of a kind experience.Visited October 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten October 19, 2023
- Sherpa502063185721 contributionExcellent Spa/Geothermal bread!Amazing spa experience, as we met many local Icelandic families and got a few stories of their life! The bread in the ground baked by geothermal hole was so amazing, great flavor! They have an attached cafe with delicious homemade soups & artisan bread!Visited October 2023Traveled with familyWritten October 21, 2023
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Sid
San Diego, CA43 contributions
Oct 2019 • Couples
We couldn't justify splurging on the Blue Lagoon, but still wanted the classic Iceland experience of a geothermal bath. While still not exactly cheap, this place absolutely hit the mark. It provides an easy, mid-day stop on the Golden Circle and has a lunch option (we did not make it in time for this). The facility has 4 pools of different temperatures and access to the adjacent lake. We brought our own swimsuits, but rented towels and the changing rooms have hand-operated dryers and bags for wet suits. You can just walk in without an appointment, but scheduling a time was super easy on their website.
Written February 27, 2020
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Rockolamamma
Cleveland, OH467 contributions
Jan 2020
We went on the Rye Bread geothermal baking tour. We arrived a half hr early for our tour because that's what the instructions said, so we had to just sit and wait and watch the 2 people that were in the geothermal spa. The spa area looked really nice.
Finally, the tour started. It was just my husband and I on the tour. No busses pulled in, thank goodness. It was interesting to see how they use the geothermal heat for 24 hrs to bake the bread.
It was a little pricey, but maybe on par with the expensive prices in Iceland.
We got the tour which was a demonstration of how they bury it in the hot springs area and then she unearthed the one that she buried the day before (probably only took 15 minutes or so). Then we took it back to the little cafe, sliced it and had a few pieces of the bread with some Icelandic butter. The bread was very heavy and I could only eat 2 slices because it really filled me up. We hadn't had a lunch and after that, really didn't need to! She wrapped up some leftovers for us to take with us to eat on the road. Interesting if you want to make a stop on your Golden Circle Tour, but not a Must-See.
Also, might recommend this place for a geothermal spa if you want something less crowded than the Blue Lagoon. It really did look nice and inviting. Sad that we didn't have it on our itinerary to try it
Finally, the tour started. It was just my husband and I on the tour. No busses pulled in, thank goodness. It was interesting to see how they use the geothermal heat for 24 hrs to bake the bread.
It was a little pricey, but maybe on par with the expensive prices in Iceland.
We got the tour which was a demonstration of how they bury it in the hot springs area and then she unearthed the one that she buried the day before (probably only took 15 minutes or so). Then we took it back to the little cafe, sliced it and had a few pieces of the bread with some Icelandic butter. The bread was very heavy and I could only eat 2 slices because it really filled me up. We hadn't had a lunch and after that, really didn't need to! She wrapped up some leftovers for us to take with us to eat on the road. Interesting if you want to make a stop on your Golden Circle Tour, but not a Must-See.
Also, might recommend this place for a geothermal spa if you want something less crowded than the Blue Lagoon. It really did look nice and inviting. Sad that we didn't have it on our itinerary to try it
Written February 3, 2020
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baner
New York City, NY76 contributions
Mar 2022
My husband and I did the Rye Bread Tour. Our guide was Beatrice who was beyond lovely. She took her time and pace talking about not only the process but the history, culture and sentiments that go into the art of making bread in the ground.
It is fascinating how although you already know what will happen (dig the ground, remove pot etc)...watching it, smelling it, touching it and hearing about it in person is a memorable experience!
After Beatrice cut up the bread into multiple pieces and while we were a big group - everyone had multiple opportunities to eat as much break with smoked trout or butter as they liked. We hung out and chatted with Beatrice asking various questions about Iceland etc.
Overall it was wonderful - I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a piece of a dying art and culture of Iceland.
It is fascinating how although you already know what will happen (dig the ground, remove pot etc)...watching it, smelling it, touching it and hearing about it in person is a memorable experience!
After Beatrice cut up the bread into multiple pieces and while we were a big group - everyone had multiple opportunities to eat as much break with smoked trout or butter as they liked. We hung out and chatted with Beatrice asking various questions about Iceland etc.
Overall it was wonderful - I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a piece of a dying art and culture of Iceland.
Written March 18, 2022
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Stacey P
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Aug 2021 • Couples
This was the biggest disappointment on my trip to Iceland. I only booked the geothermal bread baking tour, and I wish I hadn't. I also made the mistake to pay extra for smoked trout with our bread sample. First of all, there were about 30 people crammed onto this tour. All the tour consisted of was watching the tour guide dig up a pot of bread and slice it. After the tour guide sliced the bread he said to the entire group "come get a slice and if you paid extra for smoked trout, be sure to grab some." I'm sorry, but why did I pay extra for the smoked trout when everyone was just taking it anyways?
And the worst part: this was during the middle of the covid pandemic. So once the tour guide said that, it was a mad dash of dirty hands (mostly children) touching all the bread, butter, and trout. Most people were not wearing masks. It was terribly unsanitary during a pandemic to operate the tour this way. We left before we even tried the bread or smoked trout because I was too disgusted with the lack of sanitation. If you are coming to Iceland, I would 100% recommend to skip this place. What a joke.
And the worst part: this was during the middle of the covid pandemic. So once the tour guide said that, it was a mad dash of dirty hands (mostly children) touching all the bread, butter, and trout. Most people were not wearing masks. It was terribly unsanitary during a pandemic to operate the tour this way. We left before we even tried the bread or smoked trout because I was too disgusted with the lack of sanitation. If you are coming to Iceland, I would 100% recommend to skip this place. What a joke.
Written August 15, 2021
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Sally B
Boston, MA6 contributions
Aug 2022
I came here in 2016 for the spa and it was fine but honestly not worth the price. The lake was too cold to enjoy, it was crowded, and I was much happier at the Secret Lagoon.
On my 2022 return trip, I really wanted to try the rye bread experience and remembered from Zac Efron's show that this was one place that baked it. THAT tour was well worth the cost (about $14) and I would recommend it to anyone.
The tour was mostly outside, about 40 mins long, and consisted of learning about the geothermal activity in the area, digging up the bread, and burying a new one. I even got to help bury tomorrow's bread! Once inside, we got to eat as much bread, trout, and butter as we could, which was about 4 pieces each.
Highly recommend for the bakery itself, get your spa on elsewhere.
On my 2022 return trip, I really wanted to try the rye bread experience and remembered from Zac Efron's show that this was one place that baked it. THAT tour was well worth the cost (about $14) and I would recommend it to anyone.
The tour was mostly outside, about 40 mins long, and consisted of learning about the geothermal activity in the area, digging up the bread, and burying a new one. I even got to help bury tomorrow's bread! Once inside, we got to eat as much bread, trout, and butter as we could, which was about 4 pieces each.
Highly recommend for the bakery itself, get your spa on elsewhere.
Written August 22, 2022
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Stacey
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Mar 2022
We LOVED our trip here, we did the geothermal bakery tour, and then the spa session too after.
It was fascinating to see how bread is made and cooked in the land, the guide was very welcoming, friendly and fun. We learnt a lot and felt included. The bread was SO SO yummy, you get to eat lots with fresh trout and butter after which was just delicious.
The spa is spotless and has everything you needed, several different temperature pools with beautiful views. Everything in the changing rooms has been thought of and I felt very relaxed and non rushed with our experience there. We had some soup and break for lunch in the cafe after which was really good and in line with moderate prices in Iceland, Easy to find, easy to park and truly beautiful, you can even swim in the lagoon if you feel brave enough, they supply water shoes.
It was fascinating to see how bread is made and cooked in the land, the guide was very welcoming, friendly and fun. We learnt a lot and felt included. The bread was SO SO yummy, you get to eat lots with fresh trout and butter after which was just delicious.
The spa is spotless and has everything you needed, several different temperature pools with beautiful views. Everything in the changing rooms has been thought of and I felt very relaxed and non rushed with our experience there. We had some soup and break for lunch in the cafe after which was really good and in line with moderate prices in Iceland, Easy to find, easy to park and truly beautiful, you can even swim in the lagoon if you feel brave enough, they supply water shoes.
Written March 26, 2022
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Gymbabe3
9 contributions
Sep 2021 • Friends
We booked this tour based on the Zac Efron Netflix special and we were thoroughly surprised at the marvelous facility they have created. You can enjoy a hot pool here or kayak as well in the water. What I did not enjoy was the size of the tour as there was almost 40+ people in the same tour and I felt I was not able to get a good view or ask questions I may have with a smaller group. The tour guide was nice and explained everything precisely but I felt it was more of a show than a real cultural experience. Overall I would recommend this tour if you are in the area and have 30 minutes to spare.
Written September 14, 2021
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Steve A
Ambleside, UK35 contributions
Dec 2021
We had a great afternoon at these baths, first taking the bread baking tour which while pretty straightforward was interesting and resulted in a good bit of tasting including some lovely salmon!
The baths were layed out in the traditional style of having different temperature baths to dip you're way through with the warmer ones unsurprisingly being the most popular! We spent quite a bit of time relaxing in the 36-40 degree one then had some time in the sauna with amazing views across the lake. Having the lake there was a real bonus as you can experience a great bit of fire and ice taking a dip in the lake in between sauna or hot pools (or if your a cold water swimmer like my wife you'll head out for a swim in the lake!). It was fun to watch people from the Sauna window, heading down to the lake, dipping quickly then running back out! The cold air and snow on the ground certainly got you ready for the cold dip!
The facilities were good and clean and there was access to the cafe/bar via a hatch near the pools with a beer at a not to unreasonable (for Iceland) price.
There's cheaper pools around that offer similar (we went to a good locals one in Reykjavík but this one is in a great spot with awesome views. Definitely worth the trip
The baths were layed out in the traditional style of having different temperature baths to dip you're way through with the warmer ones unsurprisingly being the most popular! We spent quite a bit of time relaxing in the 36-40 degree one then had some time in the sauna with amazing views across the lake. Having the lake there was a real bonus as you can experience a great bit of fire and ice taking a dip in the lake in between sauna or hot pools (or if your a cold water swimmer like my wife you'll head out for a swim in the lake!). It was fun to watch people from the Sauna window, heading down to the lake, dipping quickly then running back out! The cold air and snow on the ground certainly got you ready for the cold dip!
The facilities were good and clean and there was access to the cafe/bar via a hatch near the pools with a beer at a not to unreasonable (for Iceland) price.
There's cheaper pools around that offer similar (we went to a good locals one in Reykjavík but this one is in a great spot with awesome views. Definitely worth the trip
Written January 4, 2022
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scubachica95
North Palm Beach, FL24 contributions
Feb 2022
We had a fun time at Fontana, but if you only have time for one geothermal hot springs experience we would still recommend blue lagoon. This was definitely a more traditional hot springs experience with traditional swimming pools rather than a “natural” looking lagoon. Pros included a beautiful scenic view of the lake and steam rooms/sauna. Cons were towel rental was not included in ticket price and drinks were not available for purchase without a credit card once you entered the lagoon area. You have to pre pay with your card at the registration desk.
Written February 16, 2022
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ljwills
ljwills32 contributions
Dec 2019 • Couples
We had struggled to find something to do in Reykjavik on Christmas Day so instead we took ourselves to Gullfoss waterfall and snowmobiling and booked in to visit Laugarvatn Fontana on our way back in evening. We also booked the buffet dinner. We had already been to a pool in Reykjavik so we knew protocol about taking shoes off and showering naked. If you are nervous about this I suggest trying a pool in town first as they are full of locals so it is normal there! We did this but unfortunately lots of tourists were showering in swimsuits instead. The facilities are lot nicer than the pools in town with nice shampoo and conditioner available, body lotion and hair dryers. Anyway continued on into the bath and it was very busy at about 5pm on Christmas Day!! We went into the first pool and moved around after this - our favourites were the slightly cooler pool that overlooks the lake, from which we had a clear view of a low level aurora which was amazing, and the pool up the steps at the back which was a really warm temperature. The other one at the front overlooking the lake was a bit too hot and we enjoyed watching people who had just arrived go straight in (as it was empty) and then run straight back out! We managed to spend some time in it after we had worked our way up the temperatures. We also went for a dip in the lake which is freezing cold but a super experience. Again, also funny to watch people walk right in thinking it would also be warm then back out fairly quickly! After about one hour there were only a handful of us there and we stayed for about two hours before going in for some dinner, which was a buffet of which you could have as much as you like. It was a bit of a guessing game as to what the dishes were as there were no labels but if you’re not fussy like us you’ll be fine! Hot drinks and pudding also included (the hot chocolate is good) and the rye bread is as good as the reviews say. It was a perfect way to spend Christmas Day and we would return as the whole thing costed about as much as one ticket to the Blue Lagoon.
Written January 1, 2020
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I've read some conflicting info on the showering situation here. , I've had extensive surgery to remove cancer and have scars and would under no circumstance shower publicly or in front of my 14 year old daughter. It would be far too traumatic for both of us. Is there an option of private naked showers? I don't mind waiting if its limited. But I don't want to buy tickets and then not be able to go. I know, I'm America, sure, but it really is more than that in this case.
Thanks!
Written May 18, 2021
At what time of the day do the tour buses stop here? I want to find a quiet time of the day to visit if possible, so any advice would be great. Thank you
Written February 4, 2020
Tour Buses arrives around 12:30 pm. Spa is also busy after 7 pm. The best time to use the Spa Is 10 am to 12 noon and 3:00 pm to 6:30 pm. Also the Spa Admission is Multi Entry on the same day. It means we can go to Spa in the morning then go out for lunch and come back in the afternoon or evening.
Written February 5, 2020
Melissa
London, United Kingdom
Can I get here without a car? Also are we allowed to bring small camera equipment in such as a small tripod for pictures?
Written September 20, 2019
The lobby/eating are is just like a small cafe. I wouldn’t plan on bringing a camera in to the bathing area...everyone is clothed, but it’s a relaxing experience like a spa. I think camera equipment would have been very out of place.
Written September 21, 2019
We will be visiting Fontana spa the first week of August. I booked the 11:30 bread tour, we would also want to have lunch there and visit the spa. Would 12 PM lunch reservation and 12:30 spa reservations make sense? If we are 15 min late (because the lunch maybe takes longer), will they still let us it?
Written May 5, 2019
Time lines are pretty relaxed there. People just want to enjoy their vacation and the staff is well aware. They were excellent. I’m just not sure I would want to eat then have a massage on a full stomach.
Written May 19, 2019
How are the changing rooms? One big open area or private showers?
Written March 13, 2019
Yes, there are very nice changing rooms with free lockers. The men's shower area has a single stall at the end with a curtain, but most of showers are communal. They are rainfall heads though and the shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel are exceptional.
Written March 14, 2019
Come si raggiunge il posto partendo da Reykjavik?
Written March 4, 2019
Io ho usato la macchina a noleggio (occhio perche' tendono a fregare...specialmente green motion) comunque ho visto anche molti pullmans di gite organizzate da tour operators a Reykjavik
Written March 11, 2019
Is it still very cold there in March?
Anyone stay here at night around March? if yes, was you able to view Northern light ? Thank you.
Written February 15, 2019
Viewing the lights is down to luck for this location, you will have moved away from the light pollution of the city and there are stop off points on the way back to Rejkjavik if you are on a favourable night. If you are in the thermal pools you will be nicely warm-much better though to have the full experience of dipping in the lake then warming back up in the sauna.
Written February 16, 2019
Hi - does the water from these pools affect your hair as badly as the Blue Lagoon - ie its like straw for days afterwards. Also are you allowed to take a mobile phone in a waterprrof case around your neck into the pools to take photos
Written January 14, 2019
I have naturally curly hair and it wasn’t affected by the water like the Blue Lagoon. Yes, you can take phones in. I did not, but some other people had them.
Written January 14, 2019
Wonder what is the difference in menu between the lunch and dinner buffet?
Also wonder it is more advisable to visit during the day or night?
Written September 11, 2018
We went at 7.00 p.m. Used the pools, sauna, steam room, lake for 1.5 hours. Then had a late supper of the soup of the day, and lox on their own bread. And beer. It was a relaxed, informal, serve yourself, cheery café. Really enjoyed it.
Written September 12, 2018
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