Evening Forest Lagoon and Northern Lights
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Description
Evening Forest Lagoon and Northern Lights is a relaxed North Iceland evening that pairs warm geothermal bathing with the possibility of seeing the Northern Lights. It is a strong choice if you are staying in Akureyri and want a winter experience that feels both comfortable and atmospheric.
The Forest Lagoon gives the evening an easy, memorable start: warm water, forested surroundings and views over the Eyjafjörður area. After the lagoon, the route can continue as a Northern Lights search when darkness, cloud cover and aurora activity make it worthwhile.
Choose this tour if you want more than a standard aurora chase. The bathing experience makes the evening enjoyable even before the sky show begins, while the guided Northern Lights element adds the sense of winter adventure travellers come to Iceland for.
What is included
- Guided evening tour from Akureyri
- Admission to Forest Lagoon
- Towel at Forest Lagoon
- Northern Lights search when conditions allow
What do I need to bring
- Swimwear
- Very warm clothing for the evening
- Hat and gloves
- Camera or phone with night mode
Good to know
- Forest Lagoon admission and towel are included on this tour.
- Northern Lights viewing depends on darkness and aurora activity.
- Dress warmly after bathing because the aurora search takes place outdoors at night.
Highlights
- Forest Lagoon geothermal bathing
- Northern Lights search from Akureyri
- Warm winter evening experience in North Iceland
Evening Forest Lagoon and Northern Lights - Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Forest Lagoon admission and towel are included, making this an easy geothermal bathing evening from Akureyri.
When darkness and aurora conditions allow, the tour includes a Northern Lights search after the lagoon experience.
Yes, bring swimwear for the lagoon and warm clothes for the outdoor Northern Lights part of the evening.
It gives the evening two strong reasons to book: warm geothermal bathing first, then a guided aurora search under North Iceland winter skies.