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Vök Baths in Egilsstaðir — thermal bathing

Egilsstaðir/Iceland

Vök Baths

Floating geothermal pools set into a lake in the east of Iceland.

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Температура купания
40°C
Купание
На открытом воздухе
Основано
2019

Vök Baths opened in 2019 on Urriðavatn, a lake near Egilsstaðir whose ice-free patches first revealed geothermal activity beneath it. Two pools float on the lake surface, reached by a boardwalk, alongside land-based pools and a cold-water lake swim.

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Почему стоит поехать

Nowhere else in Iceland can you bathe in warm water while surrounded by the lake itself — and the geothermal water here is clean enough to drink at the tap.

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Термальная вода

Источник
Urriðavatn geothermal springs
Минерализация
Geothermal water of drinking quality
Характер
Warm springs beneath the lake keep openings in the winter ice; the water is clean enough to drink at the tap.

История

The lake's name refers to the "vök", the openings in the winter ice created by warm springs below; the baths were built to use that resource in 2019.

Практическая информация

Pools sit at roughly 38–41 °C. There is a cold-plunge ladder into the lake, a steam bath and a bistro; swimwear is required and showers before entry are mandatory.

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Как добраться

Egilsstaðir is a five-minute drive away and has an airport with flights from Reykjavík; the baths are on Route 925 by the lake.

Расположение

Egilsstaðir, Iceland65.2960, -14.4300Показать на карте Balnevia

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