Yes — there is one pass for multiple lagoons in Iceland. LifePass covers Sky Lagoon, Forest Lagoon & Vök Baths with a single account: get a visitor pass or membership, check in with a QR code in the app, and pay the per-visit rate in one tap. No separate signups and no separate tickets — and the same pass also covers dozens of gyms, swimming pools and studios across the country.
Sky Lagoon is a modern geothermal spa on the Kársnes headland in Kópavogur, just minutes from downtown Reykjavík. Its infinity-edge lagoon meets the North Atlantic, with warm, mineral-rich waters, the signature seven-step Skjól ritual, and open views over the bay — easily reached from anywhere in the capital area.
Forest Lagoon is a new geothermal spa located in Vaðlaskógur forest, a couple of minutes' drive from Akureyri.
Vök Baths is located by Urriðavatn, just a few minutes from Egilsstaðir in East Iceland. Floating pools that blend into the surrounding nature, simple and beautiful design, and the purest geothermal water in Iceland ensure that you can relax and rejuvenate both body and mind.
The Blue Lagoon is not a LifePass venue. Here is what a visit to the lagoons on LifePass — Sky Lagoon, Forest Lagoon & Vök Baths — costs with a pass, next to each operator's own published door price:
| Lagoon | Door price | With LifePass |
|---|---|---|
| seasonal — see venue site | from ISK 10,100 / visit | |
| ISK 7,490 | from ISK 4,500 / visit | |
| ISK 7,690 | from ISK 4,800 / visit |
Door prices from each operator's own published price list, checked 2026-08-06. LifePass per-visit rates render live from the catalogue.
A one-time visitor pass for travelers, or a monthly membership for locals.
Open the LifePass app at the door and scan — no separate booking accounts.
Lagoons are premium venues: the per-visit rate shown on each venue page is charged in one tap, and you confirm every charge.
Yes. LifePass covers several different lagoons — Sky Lagoon, Forest Lagoon & Vök Baths — on one account, alongside dozens of gyms, swimming pools and studios across Iceland.
Yes. It is the same account and the same app at every lagoon: check in with your QR code and the per-visit rate is charged in one tap.
Yes. Lagoons are premium venues on LifePass, paid per visit at the rate shown on each venue page. Gyms, swimming pools and studios are included within your plan's monthly visit caps.
No. Travelers can buy a one-time visitor pass — no subscription needed. Monthly memberships suit locals and frequent visitors. Both let you check in at lagoons and pay per visit.
Check in with the QR code in the LifePass app. The visit is charged to your card on file in one tap, and you confirm every charge before it happens.
No. The Blue Lagoon is not a LifePass venue. LifePass covers Sky Lagoon, Forest Lagoon & Vök Baths on one account, with the per-visit rate shown on each venue page — plus dozens of gyms, swimming pools and studios across Iceland.