
Grindavík/Iceland
Blue Lagoon
Milky, silica-rich geothermal water set in a black lava field on the Reykjanes peninsula.
Places
Every thermal bath and spa published in Iceland.
9 thermal baths

Grindavík/Iceland
Milky, silica-rich geothermal water set in a black lava field on the Reykjanes peninsula.

Flúðir/Iceland
Iceland's oldest swimming pool, a steaming natural basin ringed by small geysers.

Reykholt (Borgarfjörður)/Iceland
Baths mixing Europe's most powerful hot spring with cold glacial water in west Iceland.

Egilsstaðir/Iceland
Floating geothermal pools set into a lake in the east of Iceland.

Reykjavík/Iceland
An oceanfront geothermal lagoon on the edge of Reykjavík, with an infinity edge to the North Atlantic.

Laugarvatn/Iceland
Geothermal steam rooms built directly over natural vents on the shore of Lake Laugarvatn, with pools opening onto the water.

Mývatn/Iceland
A geothermal lagoon above Lake Mývatn in northern Iceland, quieter than its southern counterparts.

Húsavík/Iceland
Geothermally heated seawater baths on a cliff above the whale-watching harbour of Húsavík.

Hveragerði/Iceland
A hot river in a steaming valley, reached only on foot.