クロスネスロイグ

アイスランド東部ウェストフィヨルズの人里離れたストランディル海岸の最果てに抱かれた、格別な海辺のプール、クロスネスロイグを発見しましょう。ここでは温かな地熱の湯が冷たい北大西洋の波と出会い、見事な海の眺めの中でユニークかつ深く穏やかな湯浴み体験を提供します。

ストーリー

At the very end of Route 643 on Iceland's wild Strandir coast, past Norðurfjörður, Krossneslaug waits by the sea — a modest concrete pool holding water warmed by the earth just meters from the cold North Atlantic surf. There is no spa architecture here, no glass walls or infinity edge, just a rectangular pool and a smaller, hotter tub built right at the shoreline, so the sound of breaking waves is the backdrop to your soak. Local farmers in the tiny community of Árneshreppur built the pool by hand in 1954 after finding geothermal water flowing toward the ocean, and the municipality — home to only around 50 year-round residents — has kept it running as a proper public pool ever since. Reaching it means hours of gravel driving past fjords and abandoned farms, which is exactly why so few visitors ever see it, and why those who do often call it one of the most memorable pools in Iceland.

入場料

~1,000 ISK for adults (children typically less or free)

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