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The Best Icelandic Hot Springs: From Famous to Hidden

We all know by now that Iceland is renowned for its geothermal wonders. These are the warm, relaxing hot springs found all around the country, powered by the country's abundant volcanic activity.

Icelands Latest Geothermal Spa: Hvammsvik Hot Springs

Places like the Blue Lagoon and the Golden Circle are Iceland's most popular tourist destinations, but there are some hidden gems worth visting too. One is Hvammsvik Hot Springs...

Alternatives to the Blue Lagoon

With Iceland currently experiencing some volcanic eruptions in the vicinity of Grindavík on the Reykjanes Peninsula, the world famous Blue Lagoon geothermal spa is temporarily closed.

A Complete Guide to the Sky Lagoon in Iceland

Discover Iceland's recently unveiled seaside geothermal lagoon, mere moments from the heart of Reykjavík's city centre.

12 Essential Tips for Visiting the Blue Lagoon in Iceland

What to Bring to the Blue Lagoon in Iceland

The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland's main attractions, but what exactly do you need to bring on the day? Here's a full list of everything you need for the Blue Lagoon...

Why You Should Visit Myvatn Nature Baths

Located in the heart of Northeast Iceland, about 105 kilometres (65 miles) south of the Arctic Circle, Lake Myvatn with its unique nature and rich birdlife is one of Europe's greatest natural treasures.

What to know before you visit Fontana Steam Baths

Since 1929, locals and tourists alike have been enjoying the healing powers of the natural steam waters at Fontana Steam Baths.

The Secret Lagoon

The Secret Lagoon, known locally as Gamla Laugin, is the oldest swimming pool in Iceland. It was made in 1891 at Hveraholmi, a geothermal area near Fludir.

The Ultimate Guide to the Blue Lagoon

Warm waters, clay masks and breathtaking scenery, there’s a reason the Blue Lagoon in Iceland is a must-see during your trip to the Land of Fire and Ice.