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How much does a spa day cost in Norway?

Day passes at The Well and Farris Bad, and sauna prices in Oslo.

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Short answer

A spa day costs from NOK 625 at The Well near Oslo and from NOK 495 for a morning visit at Farris Bad in Larvik. Both prices include a bathrobe and slippers. Farris Bad's premium day spa costs from NOK 995, and a 1.5-hour session at an Oslo Badstuforening sauna costs NOK 260 for non-members.

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Why

  1. The Well's day pass, valid from 10:00 to 22:00, costs from NOK 625, mid-day and evening passes cost from NOK 545, and buying at reception costs NOK 100 extra.
  2. Farris Bad sells Morgenspa from 07:00 to 12:00 from NOK 495 per person, Spafterwork with a light dinner from NOK 795 and Premium dagspa from NOK 995.
  3. Oslo Badstuforening charges NOK 260 for a single shared-sauna ticket for non-members and NOK 150 for members, valid for 1.5 hours.

Details

Spas set age limits: The Well is for guests over 18, or 16 with a parent or guardian, and Farris Bad has an age limit of 16 in its spa. The Well has 15 saunas and steam baths and 10 pools. Oslo Badstuforening runs saunas at Langkaia, Sukkerbiten, Kroloftet and several other places in Oslo, and membership costs NOK 400 for new members in 2026.

Tip

Book online before you go: at The Well the same pass costs NOK 100 more if you buy it at reception.

What may differ

Packages with food or treatments cost more: Farris Bad's Din dag i spa, with lunch and a 50-minute treatment, starts at NOK 1,995. Hotel spas and smaller day spas set their own prices.

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Prices change, so check the spa's own website before you go.

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