Bathing in hot springs is one of my favorite things about Iceland, so I’m delighted to be able to provide you with some information on this topic today. There are many hot springs or man made lagoons you can visit in Iceland and you can find many of them in the north part of Iceland […]
Hrunalaug hot spring is a hidden gem, a remote haven where warmth meets wilderness, situated among the picturesque landscapes of South Iceland. Hrunalaug welcomes adventurous visitors to step off the beaten path and immerse themselves in the calming embrace of its natural thermal waters as one of the lesser-known geothermal marvels. One of the best […]
Hike to Reykjadalur hot river in Hveragerdi to experience a voyage into the heart of Iceland’s captivating scenery. Beyond its breathtaking scenery, this entrancing walk takes hikers to a natural hot spring hidden among undulating hills and steaming vents, a geothermal marvel. The thought of immersing yourself in the calming warmth of the river fills […]
Seljavallalaug hot spring is famous with Instagrammers for its iconic photos, hidden away in the south Icelandic mountains, but it’s frequently passed up in favor of other nearby sights like the plane wreck and the aforementioned waterfalls. It is Iceland’s oldest pool that is still in use. It was constructed by a group of visionaries […]
Iceland may seem like a very cold country, but thanks to its geothermal energy, you will find many hot springs here, whether natural or man-made. Just one of the baths that you can enjoy directly in Reykjavik not only in cold weather is the Sky Lagoon, a newly opened bath overlooking the ocean. We have […]
As a visitor of Golden circle in Iceland, I never heard of the the local hot springs, which you can find in the heart of the most visited area there. But while driving to the geysir, our second stop in Golden circle, we found out there is are pretty nice geothermal baths called Fontana spa […]
There are numerous hidden gems and landmarks in Iceland that many tourists are unaware of. The hidden hot spring Secret Lagoon is one such location (sometimes called Secret hot springs). This is an alternative to the Blue Lagoon or Sky Lagoon with paid entrance fee (far cheaper than the previous ones), and it is located […]
Iceland is often referred to as the land of fire and ice, and thanks to a combination of these natural phenomena, tourists can enjoy hot springs and lagoons here. Some of them are natural, others are man-made and one of the newest is the Forest Lagoon. Following the success of Sky Lagoon, a recently opened […]
Almost every third traveler who visits Iceland during their stay enjoys a bath in the Blue Lagoon. However, this well-known and popular tourist attraction has an alternative since the summer of 2021, and that is the Sky Lagoon, right in Reykjavík in one of the local harbors. More and more people are asking me which […]
Iceland is known for almost all tourists not only waterfalls, geysers and glaciers but also the typical hot springs and baths that you will find around Iceland. In addition to the Blue Lagoon, Laugarvatn Fontana or Secret Lagoon is one of the places you can visit during a day trip from Reykjavik, such as a […]
Like perhaps every tourist who travels to Iceland, I have heard of the famous Blue Lagoon, which is one of the most popular tourist attractions. Silky blue water makes the place perfect spot for taking photos from your trip in Iceland. I was also looking forward to enjoying the hot baths, trying on the local […]
If you are planning a visit to Iceland or you are currently enjoying your trip to Iceland, you should be definitely thinking about which Icelandic hot springs to visit. There is nothing better than enjoying a warm bath in rainy or cold weather, relaxing after a day trip or just enjoying the day with rest. […]
One of my favorite things about Iceland is definitely bath in hot springs, so I’m glad to be able to write you some information on this topic today. Nature in Iceland is so unique mainly because Iceland is sparsely populated and places are so often almost untouched by people. However, this changed with the arrival […]
