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Lagoons in North Iceland

North Iceland has volcanic lakes, birch forest and whale-filled bays, and some of the longest aurora nights in Europe. Its three lagoons are all within about an hour and a half of each other, so they fit easily into a road trip around the north.

Forest Lagoon is in the woods above Akureyri, GeoSea sits on a headland in Húsavík above Skjálfandi Bay, and Earth Lagoon Mývatn, rebuilt in 2026, is surrounded by lava at Lake Mývatn.

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Compare them

Lagoons in North Iceland, side by side. Prices are the cheapest adult ticket, last checked October 2026.
LagoonRegionWaterFrom ReykjavíkEntry fromBooking
Forest LagoonAkureyriNorth37–41°C4 h391 km7,490 ISKBook →
GeoSeaHúsavíkNorth38–39°C6 h460 km7,490 ISKBook →
Earth Lagoon MývatnMývatnNorth36–40°C6 h473 km7,900 ISKBook →

The lagoons

  • Forest Lagoon at sunset, with a timber building and pines at the water’s edge

    North · Akureyri

    Forest Lagoon

    Infinity pools in a birch forest, with Akureyri across the fjord

    37–41°C · from 7,490 ISKBook →
  • Sunset over GeoSea’s infinity-edge seawater pool and the timber-clad building above the bay

    North · Húsavík

    GeoSea

    Geothermal seawater on a clifftop above whale country

    38–39°C · from 7,490 ISKBook →
  • Milky-blue water at Earth Lagoon Mývatn, with a dark lava rim and sunlit mountains behindReopened 2026

    North · Mývatn

    Earth Lagoon Mývatn

    The north’s great lagoon, reborn with a steam cave in the lava

    36–40°C · from 7,900 ISKBook →

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