
LifePass offers several plans to suit different needs, from single-day passes for a one-off swim or workout to monthly memberships that bundle gym, studio, and pool visits.
Members show the QR code at reception and walk straight in, with no paperwork and no separate sign-up at each venue. LifePass makes a convenient option for anyone who wants to visit several wellness sites without paying for a membership at each one.
LifePass is part of Guide to Iceland's VIP Club.
One Pass for Lagoons, Pools, Gyms, and Studios
The network reaches both ends of Icelandic wellness. On the bathing side it includes Sky Lagoon in Kopavogur, Forest Lagoon outside Akureyri, and Vok Baths near Egilsstadir.
On the fitness side, there are 17 World Class locations, neighborhood health clubs, and studios for yoga, pilates, boxing, and MMA. The list also takes in the 600Klifur climbing gym in Akureyri and the indoor ice rink in Laugardalur, a popular recreational district in Reykjavik.
LifePass Plans, Prices, and App Check-In
Everything runs through the LifePass app. Members pick a plan, browse the venue map, and hold up the in-app QR code at reception.
Monthly plans each run for three months and then turn flexible:
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Base, 8,900 ISK a month: six gym or studio visits and 12 pool visits
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Plus, 14,900 ISK a month: 10 gym or studio visits and 15 pool visits
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Max, 24,900 ISK a month: 16 gym or studio visits and 20 pool visits
Single day passes cost 1,100 ISK for a pool, 2,990 ISK for a gym, and 3,490 ISK for a studio.
LifePass Venues Across Iceland
LifePass is run from Hverfisgata Street in downtown Reykjavik, and its venues stretch well past the capital area. Partners operate in Hafnarfjordur, Seltjarnarnes, Akranes, Borgarnes, Selfoss, Hella, Keflavik, Akureyri, Egilsstadir, Reydarfjordur, and the Westman Islands.
That spread makes the pass useful on Ring Road trips. A member can train in Reykjavik on Monday, swim in Selfoss midweek, and finish at Forest Lagoon in the north. For the complete list of venues, check the LifePass venue directory.
Why Travelers Choose LifePass in Iceland
Pool and hot-tub culture is where Icelanders socialize, and the pass turns a dozen separate tickets into one purchase. Active members average 87 visits a year.
Visitors who are not staying long can buy a one-time pass instead:
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Explorer: three visits within 30 days
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Adventurer: six visits within 60 days
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Local: 12 visits within 90 days
Every monthly plan also opens with two free trial visits at gyms and studios.