Baths in Reykjavik

Perfect spot to unwind after sightseeing. Private showers were clean and roomy. The infinity edge has a stunning view. Ritual is a must-try. Would recommend to anyone visiting Reykjavik.

Treated myself after a week of hiking and it was pure heaven. The mist cave is unreal, and the staff guide you thru each step. It’s organized but not too strict. Didn’t try the food but drinks at the bar were tasty (try the local berry spritz thing). Didn’t even care that my hair got frizzy. 10/10 chill day.

Went with my girlfriend at sunset, and it started SNOWING, which was wild. Floating in the warm water while snowflakes hit your face = pure magic. Not too crowded either, maybe because it was a Tuesday night? Bring a hat for the walk in/out, trust me.

Honestly, this place rocks. Super chill, not too fancy. Bring your own flipflops and you’re golden. Stayed for ages just chatting with locals.

Secret Lagoon had definitely made some upgrades since the last time I was here a couple years ago and I enjoyed it quite a bit. It still holds it's classic nature as the oldest pool in Iceland and does it's job to warm you up after a cold day out doing excursions. The staff are all friendly and there is a quick (45-60 second video) on what to do at the lagoon. I would recommend.

Easy booking online, separated showers (soap included), outside only warm water pools qith typically mistic fog, no sauna. Sensational short walk, not 2 cold in bathing suit...