Godafoss and the Forest Lagoon
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Discover panoramic coastal views while driving along the Eyjafjorour fjord
Explore North Iceland’s dramatic landscapes through a relaxed scenic journey
Experience deep relaxation at the Forest Lagoon geothermal spa retreat
Enjoy infinity pools with stunning fjord views and peaceful surroundings
North Iceland Tour Combines Goðafoss Waterfall and Forest Lagoon Relaxation
A relaxed small-group excursion in North Iceland is offering visitors a balanced experience of natural power and geothermal calm, combining a visit to the iconic Goðafoss waterfall with a restorative stop at the Forest Lagoon. The tour is designed to provide an unhurried introduction to some of the region’s most scenic highlights.
The journey begins at Goðafoss, one of Iceland’s most celebrated waterfalls, where glacial water cascades through a wide horseshoe-shaped cliff formation. Surrounded by rugged terrain and open landscapes, the site offers visitors a close-up view of the country’s dramatic geological forces.
Travellers then continue along the Eyjafjörður coastline, one of Iceland’s longest fjords, where sweeping views stretch across the water toward Akureyri. The route provides multiple opportunities for photography, with mountains and coastal scenery framing the drive.
The experience concludes at the Forest Lagoon, a geothermal spa set among woodland just outside Akureyri. With infinity pools, sauna facilities and panoramic fjord views, the site offers a peaceful setting for relaxation and reflection after a day of sightseeing.
North Iceland Tour Combines Goðafoss Waterfall and Forest Lagoon Relaxation
A relaxed small-group excursion in North Iceland is offering visitors a balanced experience of natural power and geothermal calm, combining a visit to the iconic Goðafoss waterfall with a restorative stop at the Forest Lagoon. The tour is designed to provide an unhurried introduction to some of the region’s most scenic highlights.
The journey begins at Goðafoss, one of Iceland’s most celebrated waterfalls, where glacial water cascades through a wide horseshoe-shaped cliff formation. Surrounded by rugged terrain and open landscapes, the site offers visitors a close-up view of the country’s dramatic geological forces.
Travellers then continue along the Eyjafjörður coastline, one of Iceland’s longest fjords, where sweeping views stretch across the water toward Akureyri. The route provides multiple opportunities for photography, with mountains and coastal scenery framing the drive.
The experience concludes at the Forest Lagoon, a geothermal spa set among woodland just outside Akureyri. With infinity pools, sauna facilities and panoramic fjord views, the site offers a peaceful setting for relaxation and reflection after a day of sightseeing.
- Entry fee to the Forest Lagoon and a towel
- Licensed Guide/Driver
- Bottled water
- Lunch
- Gratuities
$ 216.7
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Customer Reviews
Yes. I was there with my daughter in person. Its really not a cut and paste job! Great experience. You can hire towels too. Bars outside at the Spa with restaurant inside. Open space under the sky and overlooking Akureyri. Great place to see the stars. Couples. Families. Solo travellers. So beautiful place to relax and unwind. My pictures of the Forest Lagoon have temporarily disappeared AGAIN so I'm sending others from my trip to Akureyri. Enjoy!
Not a great customer service as stuff was explainedto us very briefly and only available at the bar. As visited this place first time, it was not very well explained and had to think about everything we need to do and look at everyone else for information and/or how to do stuff. Been overcharged for drinks at the bar twice as they've run out of ingredients in one bar and we had to go to another one. Can't really take a phone with you to take any pictures at all. Would not visit again. Not great and dangerous for small kids.
The perfect place to relax and recuperate after a long day adventuring. The views are great, the facilities clean, and the pools dreamlike. It's beautiful any time of day, but definitely worth going at night to catch the northern lights thru the rising steam of the Geothermally heated waters. It's open fairly late. Also perfect for a post-ski apres! Be sure to guard your towel though, they seem to disappear too easily, but luckily the friendly staff is there to help.
