Sky Lagoon for Two with Breakfast: Sér Passes

The Sér version of the Sky Lagoon breakfast package: private changing rooms, the lagoon and the Skjól ritual for two, then a shared breakfast platter at Keimur café.

• Two Sér passes with private changing rooms
• The seven-step Skjól ritual for both of you
• Breakfast platter with skyr, kleinur and sourdough
• Juice and a coffee each
• Available from opening until noon

Your day, stop by stop

2Change and showerPrivate changing room with its own shower and vanity area.

A private changing room with its own shower and vanity area. Sky Lagoon shampoo, conditioner and body lotion are provided, there is a hair dryer in the vanity area, and a waterproof bag lets you take your wet swimsuit home. Shower before you go into the lagoon, as at all Icelandic pools.

3The lagoonRelax in the warm water by the 70-metre infinity edge over the ocean.

Sky Lagoon's 70-metre infinity edge looks straight out over the ocean. Take your time here before you start the ritual: the water is geothermally heated, and you can come back to the lagoon as often as you like during your visit. In winter you can sometimes see the Northern Lights from the water.

4The Skjól ritualSeven steps: cold plunge, sauna, cold mist, scrub, steam and shower.

Every visit includes one journey through the Skjól ritual, a seven-step routine based on old Icelandic bathing traditions: the warm lagoon, a cold plunge, a sauna with an ocean view, a cold mist, the Mýkt body scrub, a steam room and a final shower, finished with a taste of the Saft crowberry elixir.

5Breakfast at Keimur caféShare a breakfast platter with juice and coffee.

The breakfast platter has Icelandic skyr with blueberries and granola, traditional kleinur pastries from Sandholt bakery, and sourdough bread with cheese and crowberry jam. Each guest gets a glass of juice and a coffee of their choice.

About the Sky Lagoon breakfast package Sér

Sky Lagoon is a geothermal lagoon on the Kársnes coast in Kópavogur, about 15 minutes' drive from downtown Reykjavík. Its 70-metre infinity edge looks straight out over the ocean, and in winter you can sometimes see the Northern Lights from the water.

Mornings at Sky Lagoon are usually calmer than evenings. With this package you change in private rooms, enjoy the lagoon and the ritual, and then share a breakfast platter at Keimur café with juice and a coffee each.

Every visit includes one journey through the Skjól ritual, a seven-step routine based on old Icelandic bathing traditions: the warm lagoon, a cold plunge, a sauna with an ocean view, a cold mist, the Mýkt body scrub, a steam room and a final shower, finished with a taste of the Saft crowberry elixir.

Plan for about three hours. Transport is not included, but you can add the Sky Lagoon shuttle from Reykjavík.

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