Iceland's Lagoons
Warm geothermal water, steam rising into cold air, mountains and ocean all around — bathing outdoors is one of Iceland's great pleasures. Choose your lagoon: famous, oceanfront, wild or historic.
Blue Lagoon
Iceland's most famous lagoon — milky-blue geothermal seawater in a black lava field, with a silica mud mask and a swim-up bar.
Sky Lagoon
An oceanfront infinity-edge lagoon right on the edge of the city, with a seven-step Skjól ritual of sauna, cold plunge and sea views.
Hvammsvík Hot Springs
Eight natural hot pools on a quiet fjord shore, where the tide washes in and out of the springs — wild, peaceful and far from the crowds.
Secret Lagoon
Iceland's oldest swimming pool, built in 1891 — a natural hot spring with a little geyser bubbling beside it, easily added to a Golden Circle day.
Prices are per adult and vary by date and time of entry.