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GeoSea is located on cliffs above Húsavík harbor in North Iceland. Key features: - Geothermal seawater pools (not freshwater) - Heated seawater from underground geothermal source - Infinity edge pools overlooking ocean - Cliffside location above Skjálfandi bay Facilities: - 2 large infinity pools - 1 cold plunge pool -Steam bath - Changing rooms and showers - Bar serving drinks Water: - Seawater heated geothermally to ~38-39°C - Natural minerals from seawater - Different feel than freshwater (saltier, buoyant) Views: - Skjálfandi bay (whale-watching waters) - Arctic Ocean - Midnight sun (summer) - Northern lights (winter) - Mountains across bay Access: - Húsavík harbor area - 5-min walk from town center - Year-round operation - Admission: ~5,500-6,500 ISK Combine with: Whale-watching tour, Whale Museum, Húsavík town Visit duration: 1.5-2 hours. Nearby: Húsavík town center (500 m).

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GeoSea opened in 2018 as North Iceland's clifftop geothermal spa. Unlike most Icelandic hot springs, GeoSea uses geothermally-heated seawater — the pools are filled with seawater warmed by underground heat. Infinity pools perch on cliffs overlooking Skjálfandi bay where whales swim. In summer: soak under midnight sun. In winter: watch Northern lights dance above the Arctic Ocean. The saltwater gives skin a different feel than freshwater pools. It's spectacularly located and uniquely marine-focused.

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