
Sky Lagoon
Sky Lagoon is a luxury geothermal oceanside spa with an infinity-edge pool that merges seamlessly with the North Atlantic Ocean, located just 10 minutes from Re…
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About Sky Lagoon
Sky Lagoon is a luxury geothermal oceanside spa with an infinity-edge pool that merges seamlessly with the North Atlantic Ocean, located just 10 minutes from Reykjavík city centre.
An interesting stop while exploring Iceland's remarkable landscape.
Background
History & Background
Sky Lagoon opened in 2021 as a modern interpretation of Iceland's bathing culture. It was specifically designed around the concept of the traditional Icelandic seven-step ritual using geothermal water, cold plunge pools, sauna, steam room, and the unique 'mist experience'. The infinity edge pool was engineered to make the water appear to flow directly into the ocean, creating one of the most dramatic bathing landscapes in the world.
Sky Lagoon is a point of interest in Capital Region. Iceland's diverse and dramatic landscape makes it one of the world's most remarkable travel destinations, with countless natural and cultural attractions to discover.
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