Highland Hot Springs
Wild summer pools deep in the Icelandic interior — accessible only June to September.

Bláhver
Bláhver is a geothermal hot spring in Highlands, Iceland. Iceland's volcanic activity creates thousands of natural hot springs, ranging from gentle warm pools to boiling vents.

Gamli Fagrihver
Gamli Fagrihver is a geothermal hot spring in Highlands, Iceland. Iceland's volcanic activity creates thousands of natural hot springs, ranging from gentle warm pools to boiling vents.
Book NowGrettislaug Hot Pots (Hveravellir)
Nestled on the scenic Reykjaströnd peninsula in Skagafjörður, Grettislaug Hot Pots offer a unique blend of natural warmth and legendary history. These two geothermal pools, overlooking the dramatic coastline and Drangey island, invite visitors to soak in the same waters where the saga hero Grettir the Strong once found solace.

Hveradalir
Hveradalir, meaning 'Valley of Hot Springs,' is a surreal geothermal wonderland nestled within Iceland's Kerlingarfjöll mountain range. Here, vibrant steam plumes rise from the earth, painting the brown and ochre slopes with an ethereal mist, all while a winding river cuts through the dramatic landscape.

Hveragil
Nestled deep within the rugged Icelandic Highlands, Hveragil offers a truly wild hot spring experience. Here, geothermal water cascades down rocky cliffs in twin waterfalls, creating steaming, inviting pools amidst a stark, beautiful landscape. The ethereal mist rising from the warm waters, set against the dark volcanic rock, makes for an unforgettable natural bath.

Hveravellir
Hveravellir is a remote geothermal oasis in the central highlands of Iceland, located along the Kjölur route (F35). Hot springs, fumaroles, and bubbling mud pools dot the landscape, with striking white mineral formations and plumes of steam rising against the rugged terrain. A natural hot pot, visually distinct with its serene blue hue, offers one of Iceland's most atmospheric bathing experiences under open skies.

Hveravellir Geothermal Area & Hot Spring
Discover Hveravellir, a stunning geothermal oasis and nature reserve nestled deep within Iceland's central highlands. Here, an inviting hot pool awaits amidst an otherworldly landscape of steaming fumaroles and bubbling geysers. Situated approximately 650 meters above sea level, it offers a truly remote and unforgettable bathing experience.

Jarðhitasvæði við Torfajökul
The Torfajökull geothermal area is a vast, high-temperature system in Iceland's remote southern Highlands, characterized by vibrant rhyolite mountains, steaming ground, and bubbling hot springs. This expansive landscape, part of the Fjallabak Nature Reserve, showcases a spectrum of mineral colors, from deep reds to striking greens, with wisps of steam rising dramatically against the dark, cloudy sky as seen in the image.

Kerlingarfjöll Hot Spring
Kerlingarfjöll contains natural geothermal pools and hot-water features within a mountain landscape of rhyolite ridges, steam vents and snowfields. This mapped bathing spot is part of that wider geothermal environment.

Landmannalaugar Hot Spring
Nestled in the heart of Iceland's rugged Highlands, the Landmannalaugar Hot Spring is a legendary geothermal pool renowned for its striking natural beauty. Surrounded by vibrant rhyolite mountains and situated alongside the Laugahraun lava field, it offers a unique bathing experience and serves as the gateway to the famous Laugavegur hiking trail.

Öskurhóll
Öskurhóll is a captivating geothermal hot spring nestled within Iceland's dramatic Highlands. Here, a prominent conical vent vigorously releases plumes of steam, contrasting with a serene, bright blue pool nearby, all set against a vast, rugged landscape.

Rauðihver
Rauðihver is a geothermal hot spring in Highlands, Iceland. Iceland's volcanic activity creates thousands of natural hot springs, ranging from gentle warm pools to boiling vents.

Stórihver
Stórihver is a geothermal spring in the Fjallabak highlands near the Hrafntinnusker–Landmannalaugar area. It is part of a landscape of hot ground, steam and colourful volcanic mountains.

Vonarskarð geothermal area
Step into a realm of raw, untamed beauty at Vonarskarð geothermal area. Here, vivid blue mineral-rich pools snake through ochre and rust-colored earth, set against a backdrop of imposing, mist-shrouded mountains. It's a truly authentic encounter with Iceland's dynamic geological forces.