Seyðisfjörður Tour Gufufoss Waterfall and Vök Baths

Seyðisfjörður Tour Gufufoss Waterfall and Vök Baths

★5.0(1 reviews)Free cancellation

Unwind in East Iceland’s Natural Wonders – A Perfect Shore Excursion Stepping off your cruise in Seyðisfjörður, you’ll be greeted by your friendly local guide for a rejuvenating half-day tour that perfectly balances scenic beauty and relaxation. We begin with a breathtaking mountain drive offering sweeping views of fjords and valleys as we make our way to Gufufoss, one of East Iceland’s most photogenic waterfalls. This peaceful cascade, often called a mini Skógafoss, is a serene spot that many cruise passengers never get to see. Next, we journey to the acclaimed Vök Baths on Lake Urriðavatn—an otherworldly geothermal spa featuring floating infinity pools nestled in the still waters of the lake. Soak in mineral-rich waters while gazing out across the untouched wilderness. You'll also enjoy complimentary herbal tea brewed from lake-filtered water, and can explore the bathhouse’s café and facilities.

Tour options

Group of 1-4 Passengers

Pickup included

Group of 8-15 Passengers

Vehicle for larger groups Pickup included

Group of 5-7 Passengers

Vehicle for larger groups Pickup included

What's included

  • ✓Entrance fees
  • ✓Expert and fun-loving local Guide

Not included

  • ✗Gratuities

What to expect

  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Specialized infant seats are available
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Languages

en(Guide)

Operated by Your Friend In Reykjavik

1–15 travelers

Cancellation policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

The Vök Baths are a true highlight and a must-do while in the east of Iceland
During your luxurious tour a visit to the Vök Baths is included
Enjoy ultimate relaxation in the Vök Baths
The charming town of Seyðisfjörður from the air.

From

$1146

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