Iceland Hot Springs

Travel with ease as this tour offers round-trip transfers from a pick-up point in central Reykjavik along with a private English-speaking guide.

Experience the picturesque nature of Iceland's ancient lava fields with a visit to the Fagradalsfjall and Meradalir Volcanos.

Stop by Lake Kleifarvatn, the biggest lake in the volcanic Reykjanes Peninsula.

Take a dip in the geothermal waters of the Blue Lagoon, a unique hidden spot in an impressive black lava field.

Fun fact: The Blue Lagoon is famous for its incredible skin-healing properties. Try out the silica mud mask to nourish your skin while you enjoy a relaxing dip in the lagoon.

Experience the soothing effects of geothermal waters at Mývatn Nature Baths, surrounded by Iceland’s dramatic volcanic landscapes.

Unwind in two spacious geothermal baths filled with mineral-rich water sourced from 2,500 meters beneath the earth’s surface.

Relax in geothermal steam baths with panoramic windows offering stunning views over Lake Mývatn.

Get a free map of the Mývatn area at reception to guide your adventures beyond the baths.

Soak in a geothermal forest spa overlooking Eyjafjörður, where the views are just as calming as the warm water.

Your ticket includes admission to Forest Lagoon with access to soothing geothermal pools heated to around 37°C.

Relax in peaceful surroundings framed by birch and pine trees for a true back-to-nature feel.

A towel and one drink are included, so you can settle in and unwind without worrying about the little things.

Choose Hlýja (Warm) for a budget-friendly geothermal spa visit without towel or drinks, or upgrade to Unun (Delight) with a towel and two complimentary drinks included.

Unlimited access to outdoor wellness areas, plus a personal locker and vanity station for a seamless lagoon experience.

Modern changing rooms, complete with shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel, make freshening up effortless.

Families with children aged 8–15 can enjoy the lagoon together, with adults accompanying young guests.

Lagoon entry includes all-day access, so you can soak, swim, and savor the tranquil atmosphere at your own pace.

Upgrade for a towel, a refreshing drink at the swim-up bar with a Lerki pass, or a two-course meal at Ylja Restaurant, tailor your visit for extra comfort with an Ösp pass.

Rejuvenate your body with Sky Lagoon’s signature 7-step Skjól bathing ritual, a transformative experience designed for complete wellness.

Start with a soothing soak in the warm lagoon, followed by an invigorating cold plunge to awaken your senses.

Continue the journey in the panoramic seaside sauna and steam room, then enjoy a revitalizing full-body scrub and a cooling rain shower to complete the ritual.

Finish your experience with a glass of freshly made crowberry juice as you relax and take in sweeping views of lava cliffs and the nearby presidential residence at Bessastaðir.

Choose the transfer-inclusive upgrade with private changing areas following your cold dip for a smoother, more comfortable experience.

Admission includes access to Geosea’s geothermal sea baths, infinity pools, hot tubs, and all relaxation areas.

Soak in mineral-rich seawater while gazing out over Skjálfandi Bay and the Arctic Circle from cliffside infinity pools.

Find tranquility in hot tubs and relaxation zones, surrounded by the dramatic landscapes of North Iceland.

Changing rooms, showers, and on-site staff ensure a seamless and comfortable bathing experience.

Perfect for nature lovers, this full-day tour lets you experience Iceland's iconic Golden Circle, the stunning Kerid Crater, and the famous Blue Lagoon with optional upgrades.

Led by an expert guide, explore Thingvellir National Park, where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates visibly meet in a dramatic landscape.

Enjoy hassle-free transfers from the meeting point, and marvel at the power of Gullfoss waterfall, where glacial water cascades into a canyon.

Visit the colorful Kerid Crater, a volcanic caldera with a turquoise lake at its base formed by a volcanic eruption about 3,000 years ago.

Fun fact: Geysir is the namesake of all geysers worldwide, and although dormant, it still captivates visitors with nearby geothermal activity.