South Iceland Hot Springs
Geothermal pools along the famous South Coast — combine with waterfalls, glaciers and black beaches.
注目Hrunalaug Hot Spring
Nestled in the serene Hrunamannahreppur region near Flúðir, Hrunalaug Hot Spring offers a truly authentic Icelandic bathing experience. This small, historic geothermal pool, surrounded by open countryside and rustic stone structures, is a tranquil escape from the crowds. Embrace its simplicity and natural beauty for a peaceful soak.
注目Landmannalaugar Hot Springs
Journey to Landmannalaugar, a renowned geothermal area nestled within the Fjallabak Nature Reserve in the southern Icelandic Highlands. Here, you can bathe in a natural hot river, winding through vibrant rhyolite mountains and lush green fields, celebrating its extraordinary natural beauty.
注目今すぐ予約Laugarás Lagoon
Laugarás Lagoon is a geothermal bathing and wellness destination in the village of Laugarás on Iceland's Golden Circle, beside the Hvítá River. The lagoon is arranged across two bathing levels connected by a large waterfall and includes a secluded grotto, two saunas, a cold pool, relaxation areas, swim-up bars and a forest hot tub. The water is naturally geothermal, cooled with naturally filtered glacial water from the Hvítá River, and is typically kept at 38–40°C. Ylja Restaurant is on site, led by chef Gísli Matt and focused on seasonal Icelandic ingredients from local farms, fisheries and geothermal greenhouses.
注目Reykjaböð Hot Springs
Reykjaböð Hot Springs is a modern geothermal hot springs and bathhouse in Hveragerði, South Iceland, at the foot of Reykjadalur valley. It combines naturally heated water, mountain views, sauna rituals, cold plunge bathing and modern facilities about 35 minutes from Reykjavík.
注目Reykjadalur
Reykjadalur, or 'Steam Valley,' is a remarkable geothermal attraction in South Iceland, where the earth's raw volcanic forces are vividly displayed. Hike through a dramatic landscape of steam vents and boiling pools, culminating in a unique opportunity to bathe in a naturally heated river. The cascading waters seen in the image flow through mineral-rich terrain, offering a truly immersive wilderness experience.
注目今すぐ予約Secret Lagoon
Discover the enchanting Secret Lagoon, Iceland's oldest natural swimming pool, nestled in the geothermal heart of Flúðir. Immerse yourself in the soothing ~38–40°C waters, surrounded by raw Icelandic landscapes and bubbling hot springs, just a stone's throw from the Golden Circle.
注目Vígðalaug
Discover Vígðalaug, a tranquil natural pool steeped in Icelandic history near Laugarvatn. While its dark, clear waters are primarily for contemplation rather than bathing, its serene setting amidst ancient rocks and lush grass offers a profound connection to the past. This culturally significant site is traditionally where Iceland officially embraced Christianity.
Blesi
Blesi is a pair of geothermal pools in the Geysir area of Haukadalur. Their blue water and mineral-stained edges make them one of the quieter features to notice between the area's more active hot springs and geysers.
Geysir Geothermal Area
The Geysir geothermal area in Haukadalur contains hot springs, steaming ground and geysers including Strokkur and the historic Great Geysir. Strokkur is currently the area's most regularly erupting feature.
Hellisheiði Geothermal Power Plant
Hellisheiðarvirkjun is a major geothermal power station operated by ON Power south of the Hengill volcanic system. Commissioned in 2006, it produces both electricity and hot water for the wider Reykjavík area.
Hengill Geothermal Area
Hengill is an active volcanic and geothermal system in southwest Iceland, south of Þingvallavatn. Hot springs, fumaroles, faults and mountain trails occur across the wider Hengill area.
Hrunalaug
Hrunalaug is a small geothermal bathing site on private land near Flúðir in South Iceland.
Hveragarðurinn — Hveragerði Geothermal Park
Hveragarðurinn, the Hveragerði Geothermal Park, invites visitors to walk among its active hot springs and bubbling mud pools. Discover how geothermal energy shapes this town, while enjoying views of the surrounding mountains and a prominent white church. The park features managed paths leading to striking geothermal features, including a vibrant blue pool.
Konungshver
Konungshver is a geothermal hot spring in the Geysir area of Haukadalur. Its activity has changed over time and it should not be described as a reliably erupting geyser like nearby Strokkur.
Kúalaug
Kúalaug is a pair of intimate, natural geothermal hot spring pools nestled amidst lush green and golden grasses in South Iceland. Located just 2 km from Geysir, it offers a tranquil escape, reflecting the sky in its warm, inviting waters.
今すぐ予約Laugarvatn Fontana
Nestled on the picturesque shores of Lake Laugarvatn, Laugarvatn Fontana offers a unique geothermal spa experience in South Iceland. Guests can relax in naturally heated steam baths, soak in mineral-rich pools, and enjoy stunning lake views, all conveniently located on the famous Golden Circle route.
Laugarvatn Geothermal Goldfish Pond
The Laugarvatn Geothermal Goldfish Pond is a small, geothermally warmed pond in Laugarvatn village in South Iceland, known locally for fish living in its unusually warm water.
Marteinslaug
Nestled deep within South Iceland's Haukadalsskógur forest, near the famous Geysir, Marteinslaug offers a truly authentic and serene natural hot spring experience. This rustic, stone-lined pool, partially covered by a metal grate, invites you to unwind away from the crowds. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of Icelandic landscapes, surrounded by diverse flora and a peaceful stream.
Nesjavellir Geothermal Area
The Nesjavellir geothermal area lies within the active Hengill volcanic system near Þingvallavatn. Steam vents, hot ground and other geothermal surface features occur around the wider area outside the power station itself.
Nesjavellir Geothermal Power Station
Nesjavellir is a geothermal power station operated by ON Power in the Hengill volcanic area near Þingvallavatn. The plant produces electricity and hot water from high-temperature geothermal resources.
Óþerrishola
Óþerrishola is a named geothermal pool in the Geysir area of Haukadalur. It is one of several hot-spring features near Great Geysir and Strokkur and should be viewed from the marked paths.
Reykjadalur Hot River
Discover Reykjadalur Hot River, a captivating geothermal valley about an hour from Reykjavík, where a natural hot river flows through stunning scenery. Wade into its warm waters at various points, finding your perfect temperature spot amidst nature's embrace.
Reykjadalur Hot Springs
Embark on a scenic hike through Reykjadalur, the 'Steam Valley,' to reach a unique geothermal river where you can unwind in naturally warm waters. This accessible natural hot spring offers a truly authentic Icelandic bathing experience amidst breathtaking landscapes, just a short journey from Hveragerði.
Seljavallalaug Swimming Pool
Built in 1923, Seljavallalaug is one of Iceland's oldest swimming pools, hidden in a narrow mountain valley. The walk through the valley to reach it is part of the experience, offering a serene escape to this historic spot, lovingly restored by locals.
Sísjóðandi
Sísjóðandi is a hot geothermal pool in the Geysir area of Haukadalur. Steam and mineral deposits are visible around the feature, but it should be viewed only from marked paths.
Stórihver
Stórihver is a geothermal feature in the Torfajökull highlands near the Laugavegur hiking route. Steam, hot springs and mineral-stained ground are visible in an exposed mountain environment.
Strokkur
Strokkur is the most regularly active geyser in the Haukadalur geothermal area. It typically erupts at intervals of several minutes, although the timing and height of individual eruptions vary.
Strútslaug
Discover Strútslaug, a hidden geothermal gem nestled in Iceland's remote South Highlands, where powerful volcanic forces create steaming hot springs amidst a rugged, green landscape. Experience the raw beauty of nature and the soothing mineral-rich waters near the source of the Hólmsá River, offering an unparalleled off-the-grid bathing experience.