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Steam rising from the geothermal field at Flúðir

Flúðir/Iceland

Secret Lagoon (Gamla Laugin)

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

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Температура купания
39°C
Купание
На открытом воздухе
Основано
1891

Gamla Laugin — "the old pool" — was built at Flúðir in 1891 and is the oldest swimming pool in Iceland. Restored and reopened as the Secret Lagoon, it keeps its rough stone edges, gravel floor and the little geyser that erupts nearby every few minutes.

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Почему стоит поехать

A deliberately unpolished alternative to Iceland's designer lagoons: natural bottom, constant 38–40°C water, and steam drifting across the surrounding geothermal field.

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Вода

Термальная вода

Источник
Flúðir geothermal field
Минерализация
Silica-bearing geothermal water
Характер
Constant 38–40°C water fed from adjacent hot springs and a small regularly erupting geyser.

Практическая информация

On the Golden Circle route, so it is busiest in the afternoon. A short boardwalk loops around the hot springs that feed the pool.

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Расположение

Flúðir, Iceland64.1370, -20.3110Показать на карте Balnevia

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