Similar to practically every small town, Blönduós also has a community pool where you may relax and rehydrate after a day of travel on chilly, wet days throughout the year. There are a few slides and a very small, 25-meter pool. Just next to the swimming pool is gym and travelers can you use nearby […]
Same as in almost every small town, even in Egilsstadir you can find local swimming pool, where you can chill and warm yourself up after day of travel in cold rainy days through all the year. There is very simple, 25 m long pool and few slides. Just next to the swimming pool is gym […]
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 […]
The country of Iceland is home to several natural hot springs, opulent man-made lagoons, and swimming pools, which are virtually ubiquitous, even in the tiniest towns. It makes sense to visit all of the warm pools where you can relax because each location has its own unique spirit and pleasant ambience. Iceland has a large […]
There are a ton of activities you may participate in when visiting Iceland. Beautiful waterfalls, recognisable mountains and landscapes, hotspots in nature, and geothermal areas. There is one thing that you absolutely must do: go to a local pool at least once. It can be difficult to fit everything into your travel schedule. Due to […]
Iceland is country with plenty of natural hot springs, man made luxury lagoons but also swimming pools, which you can find almost in every town, even in the smallest ones. Each of the places have own spirit and nice atmosphere and it definitely make sense to visit every type of the warm pool, where you […]
If you are staying in Akranes, driving through or just visiting the town, you have two choices if you want to take a bath a relax in warm water. There is a local swimming pool and then small area with hot tubs near the ocean called Guðlaug. On this page, we provide information about the […]
While visiting Iceland, there are a plethora of activities available. stunning waterfalls, recognizable mountains and landscapes, natural hotspots, and geothermal sites. It can be challenging to fit everything into your travel plans, but there is one thing that you must do: visit a local pool at least once. Additionally, our pools are open no matter […]
There are numerous activities to choose from while in Iceland. stunning waterfalls, recognizable mountains and landscapes, natural hotspots, and geothermal sites It can be difficult to fit everything into your travel plans, but there is one thing you must do: visit a local pool at least once. Swimming pools, like this one in Hvammstangi, have […]
There is so many things you can do, while visiting Iceland. From the breathtaking waterfalls, iconic mountains and views, natural hotspots to geothermal areas. It´s hard to fit everything into your travel itinerary, but there should be definitely one thing – visit at least once local swimming pool. Swimming pools (as this one, in Djúpivogur) […]
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 […]
Due to its extensive usage of geothermal energy, Iceland boasts a huge number of natural thermal springs. You can unwind all day or all night in any of them, some of which are paid and others which are free. For many residents and visitors, a swimming pool is a great substitute because you can enjoy […]
When driving around Iceland, you should stop at a few of the swimming pools that dot the landscape. A trip to Iceland isn’t complete without a dip in one of the country’s thermal pools. What could be more relaxing than splashing around in warm water after a long day of adventure, letting loose and getting […]
You should stop at a few of the bathing pools we have scattered over Iceland while driving across the island. Without taking a plunge in one of the open-air hot pools spread out across Iceland, a trip there wouldn’t be complete. After a long day of exploration, there is nothing more soothing than to play […]
Iceland has a large number of natural thermal springs due to its frequent use of geothermal energy. You can relax all day or all night in any of them, some of which are paid and some of which are free. Many locals and tourists prefer to visit a swimming pool, where they can enjoy a […]
Iceland has a large number of natural thermal springs since it uses geothermal energy frequently. In any of them, some of which are paid and others which are free, you can relax all day or all night. A good alternative for many locals and tourists is a swimming pool, where you can enjoy a large […]
The location of Selfoss, biggest town in south of Iceland is a great for those, who wants to explore the Golden circle and looking for place to stay in the end of the trip. With many restaurants, shopping centres and many possibilities of accommodation, it´s a place where many tourist spend a night or two. […]
Iceland has a large number of natural thermal springs since it uses geothermal energy frequently. In any of them, some of which are paid and others which are free, you can relax all day or all night. A good alternative for many locals and tourists is a swimming pool, where you can enjoy a large […]
Due to its extensive use of geothermal energy, Iceland has many natural thermal springs. You can unwind throughout the day or at night in any of them, some of which are paid and others which are free. A swimming pool, where you can enjoy a big pool for a little money, as well as frequently […]
Iceland is a country that offers many natural thermal springs thanks to geothermal energy. Some of them are paid, others are free, but in all of them you can enjoy relaxation during the day or at night. For many locals as well as tourists, however, a suitable alternative is a swimming pool, where you can […]
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 one of the smallest countries to have its own currency. If you are planning a vacation in Iceland, you are certainly wondering what currency is used in Iceland and do I need cash and exchange money for Iceland. You can find the answer for this question in the next paragraph. What currency is […]
Almost every tourist coming to Iceland is using a rental car to travel around the Iceland. For some of them, however, getting gas in Iceland can be a novelty for several reasons. There are several types of petrol stations in Iceland, several ways you can pay for gas and you also always need a card […]
Helgufoss Waterfall is a nearby and hidden waterfall near Reykjavik. Despite the fact that he has lived in Iceland for many years, I had no idea Helgufoss was so near to Reykjavik until recently, and I was here for the first time recently. Get directions to Helgufoss waterfall If you’re planning a tour around the […]
Sandgerdi, a little fishing village near Keflavík, is quite close to Keflavík International Airport. This could be a good alternative for individuals looking for low-cost lodging near the airport. However, the reduced price is paid by the fact that the village has fewer shops and services and there aren’t many things to do or places […]
Holidays in Iceland are definitely an unforgettable experience, but as many tourists have come to know first hand, it comes at a high cost. One of the first questions tourists ask when arriving in the country is: “Why is Iceland so expensive?”. The right question is: “How can you save money in Iceland?” One solution […]
For many tourists, as well as for me, a holiday in Iceland was truly a unique experience that cannot be compared to a trip to any other country I have ever visited. Therefore, I and other travelers who visit Iceland every year want to preserve the sights of this beautiful country in the form of […]
Find things to do in Keflavík – accommondations like hostel, guesthouse and camping. Find out what to do, see and the best places where to eat. Perhaps every tourist who visits Iceland, the country of fire and ice, will arrive by plane at Keflavik Airport on Iceland’s west coast. This is the first and last […]
Churches in Iceland are spread all over the country, from the popular south to the Westfjords or the cold north. Icelandic churches are a stunning and instructive illustration of the evolution of architectural styles and materials. The oldest (and there aren’t many – maybe the fingers of one hand would be plenty for us) are […]
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 […]
