From world-famous spas to hidden highland gems - explore Iceland's geothermal wonders by region
World-class destinations near Reykjavík and Keflavík Airport
Iceland's hot springs span every type of experience, from the world-renowned Blue Lagoon to intimate natural pools known only to locals. Each region of the country offers distinct geothermal character shaped by the underlying volcanic systems.
The Secret Lagoon in Fludir, shown here, is Iceland's oldest natural pool dating back to 1891, offering an authentic bathing experience along the Golden Circle route.
Iconic milky blue geothermal spa with mineral-rich waters and luxury treatments. Man-made wonder powered by Svartsengi plant.
Iceland's oldest natural pool (1891) with authentic geothermal experience and nearby geysir activity.
Geothermal river reached by scenic 45-minute hike through steaming hot springs valley.
Volcanic landscapes and authentic geothermal experiences
Northern answer to Blue Lagoon with stunning lake views and dramatic volcanic landscapes.
Famous cave spring too hot for bathing but spectacular to visit. Featured in Game of Thrones.
The remote Westfjords of Iceland hide some of the country's most dramatic natural hot springs, perched on cliffs overlooking the North Atlantic Ocean.
Remote fjords and innovative geothermal experiences
Innovative floating pools on a lake with infinity design and stunning mountain reflections.
Adventure required - authentic Icelandic geothermal experiences
Remote highland spring requiring 4WD drive and 1.5-hour hike. Complete wilderness experience.
Tiny natural pool carved into rocks overlooking the ocean. Capacity for only 2-3 people.
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