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Start planning your visit to Laugarvatn Fontana by booking your ticket. If you have any questions, please call us at +354 486 1400, e-mail us at fontana@fontana.is or send us a PM on Facebook.
Your answers may also be found in the FAQs below.
FAQ
Hvernig bóka ég með gjafabréfi / árskorti / fjölskyldukorti?
Þú smellir einfaldlega á BÓKA MIÐA og þá birtist valgluggi þar sem hægt er að bóka aðgang sem greiddur verður með gjafabréfi, árskorti eða fjölskyldukorti.
Vinsamlegast sýnið miðann við komu ásamt gjafabréfi /árskorti.
Are there any Covid19 restrictions?
Due to increasing Covid19 Cases in Iceland, authorities have issued new restrictions for swimming pools and lagoons in Iceland.
Click here to read more.Get ég nýtt Ferðagjöf ríkisstjórnar í Fontana?
Já. Við tökum á móti Ferðagjöf ríkisstjórnar.
Hvort sem þú vilt greiða fyrir aðgang í laugarnar eða veitingar þá tökum við á móti Ferðagjöfinni bæði í afgreiðslu og einnig í bókunarvélinni okkar á heimasíðunni.
Til að nýta Ferðagjöfina í bókunarvélinni smellir þú einfaldlega á Nota gjafabréf og stimplar inn þinn Ferðagjafakóða.
Do I need to book my tickets in advance?
We recommend that our guests book tickets in advance, but tickets can also be purchased at Fontana's reception for walk-in guests subject to availability.
For groups larger than 10pax, please e-mail fontana@fontana.is.
How do I book the Rye Bread tour?
All days are bread-baking days at 11:30 am and 2:30 pm.
For individuals and small groups, please click Book Now
Price is 1.700 ISK pr. person. (0-12 years old go free)
For groups larger than 10 persons, please contact sales@fontana.is.
What are the opening hours and prices?
Laugarvatn Fontana is open every day 11:30 am to 9:30 pm.
- Price for adults (17 and over) is 3.950 ISK
- Youth (13-16 years old) pay 2.000 ISK
- Children (0-12 years old) go free with adults
- Senior Citizen (67+) pay 2.000 ISKFor group deals please contact sales@fontana.is
What is your cancellation policy?
By purchasing tickets to any of Laugarvatn Fontana's activities, you accept our cancellation policy. All cancellations must be made at least 48 hours before your visit to get a full refund.
- If you cancel with more than 48 hours notice, you get a full refund
- If you cancel with 24 - 48 hours notice, we charge 50% and refund 50%
- If you cancel with less then 24 hours notice, we charge 100%In the unlikely event of a sudden closure of Laugarvatn Fontana, guests choose whether they reschedule the visit or get a full refund.
How do I get there?
Unfortunately, there are no direct buses between Reykjavík and Laugarvatn Fontana so self-drive is always the best result.
There are a few tours from Reykjavík that include Laugarvatn Fontana. You'll find a few of them under Plan Your Visit.
Local Kitchen
The kitchen at Laugarvatn Fontana offers a selection of healthy and locally produced delicacies and refreshments.
Soup of the day and a lunch and dinner buffet is served every day at Laugarvatn Fontana. The buffets offer a variety of fresh and healthy dishes of fish, meat, salads, vegetarian options and everything you need to recharge before or after a relaxing bath.
Our café offers a wide selection of delicious cakes, bites, hot and cold drinks.
Lunch and dinner buffets can be purchased with your visit through our booking engine.
Soup of the day - 12 p.m. - 9 p.m.
1.450 ISK with freshly baked bread.
Lunch buffet - 12 p.m. - 2 p.m.
| Adults, 13 and over | 2.900 ISK |
| Youth, 7 - 12 years old | 1.450 ISK |
| Children 0 - 6 years old (Accompanied with an adult) | FREE |
Dinner buffet - 6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
| Adults, 13 and over | 3.900 ISK |
| Youth, 7 - 12 years old | 1.950 ISK |
| Children 0 - 6 years old (Accompanied with an adult) | FREE |
At Laugarvatn, people still bake their traditional Icelandic rye bread in the hot sand by the lake, where trout are caught and smoked at a nearby farm. Both are simply a must try and a great match, and you can get them in our restaurant.
Not only do we get to serve local trout and rye bread, but we are also so lucky to have the mecca of Icelandic vegetable cultivation just within a half-an-hour drive - at the village of Fludir - so we try to serve as much locally produced food as possible.
