ten Icelandic Hot Springs you haven t heard of the blue lagoon might be the
most well known hot spring in the entire world but if solitude and nature are
what they're looking for you're not likely to find it there check out these
other spas and natural springs on and off Iceland's ring road for a more
serene adventure
Fontana Spa lag or bossman not far from the Golden Circle of waterfalls and
geezers visiting blagger vats in Fontana geothermal baths is the perfect way to
relax after a day on the road come here to soak in pools overlooking Lake
flagger baths an empty recharge and the geothermal saunas make a whole day out
of it by booking a Golden Circle tour through the spa
but jolting jicama but even though swimming is prohibited in these hot
spring caves it's worth popping by for a peek especially if you're a game of
Thrones fan for chill ting to make it into an episode in season 3 it doesn't
look like much more than some toppled rocks from the outside but once you
scramble over a few boulders to get then you'll find a cozy steamy paradise with
crystal clear water
you do tower lag natural hot pool lagger say Ellen stealer legend has it that
this hot pot was the ancient bathing spot of nude Renault's forest otter one
of the few female protagonists in Iceland's ancient saugus today it's a
small pool built into a hillside in the small town of lager in western Iceland
it's free to visit and it's an easy walk from the hotel at up in town
a quaint stone and turf building serves as a changing house and warming claw on
chilly nights come at the right time of year late summer through winter and you
might catch the Northern Lights from the comfort of the hot spring
lieth nature baths the powder blue water of the name of nature baths is
reminiscent of the Blue Lagoon but the price tag is not head to the nature bath
in North Iceland after a day of hiking on steaming lava fields in the volcanic
region of krafla if you're hashed and lighting it with the camper spend the
night right on the my button lake at the jug campground
not all direct geothermal beach reads avec yo pine spammers at the North Hall
spec geothermal beach and Reykjavik even in the winter the beach features hot
tubs and a man-made Lagoon where the cold Atlantic is mixed with heated water
public poulos read the vic beyond soaking in hot springs and heated pools
is the thing to do in iceland when you're driving along the ring road
you'll often see highway signs for pools right alongside signs for lodging gas
and food they'll likely be some of the best public pools you've ever visited
complete with amenities like cloud plains saunas hot pots at varying
temperatures clean showers water slides and snack bars if you're spending at
least a full day in Reykjavik the city card is a no-brainer it's $35 for a
24-hour pass that gets you unlimited access to public tools and
transportation a long list of museums and other discounts
Raksha Bueller Hot Springs viragor tea - Suraj arity - a hot river in the middle
of a steaming Mountain Valley watch where you step along the 2.4 mile hike
as hot spring starts the gurgle out of the ground when you get close to the
river you likely won't find privacy on this
popular hike but you'll relax instantly thanks to the piping hot river and
stunning scenery
secret Lagoon flu door Iceland's first swimming pool was mostly forgotten and
told just a few years ago it was built in the late 18-hundreds and fell out of
use when concrete swimming pools became more common now you'll find rustic
luxury at the secret Lagoon which features a large soaking pool and a few
smaller hotspots as I slivers called them
seulji of law lack scogan this naturally heated pool of LG soup
was built into the mountainside near Skokie and Vic in 1923 aside from the
Blue Lagoon it might just be the most integral of
them all the hike to the pool and changing rooms is roughly a mile long
you'll know you're closed when you start seeing steamy puddles
vt ask Joe really means hell in Icelandic but don't let that deter you
the views in to ask to Holland's are epic and otherworldly and the warm milky
blue waters of the VT crater are a popular bathing spot consider booking a
backpacking trip or a jeep tour with Icelandic mountain gods instead of
navigating Iceland's rough mountain roads and a high clearance Randall car