Geothermal baths

At Langisandur Beach you can take a swim in the sea and enjoy the view from the comfort of Guðlaug Baths hot pools which can be found in Langisandur‘s rock garden.

Escape to indulgence in our two hot tubs and two swimming pools, each carefully set to different temperatures, catering to every preference. Unwind in our sauna with a breathtaking 180-degree view, perfectly positioned to overlook the tranquil pools.  Book your stay now and discover an extraordinary blend of sustainability, relaxation, and luxury. Join us in our commitment to a greener future while enjoying the ultimate in rejuvenation.

The Hreppslaug Swimming Pool, built-in 1928 is run by the non-profit youth organization “Íslendingur”. Hreppslaug is preserved as a cultural heritage. Water from hot springs close by is led directly into the hot tubs and swimming pool.Summer opening hours 20251. June - 17. AugustSaturday - Sunday 13:00-22:00Tuesday-Friday 15:00-22:00Closed on Mondays Fall opening hours 2025 18.August-2. Nov Saturday - Sunday 15:00-21:00   Closed for the winter

Lýsulaugar is an extraordinary geothermal bath, filled with naturally hot mineral water. It is rich in green algae (chlorella) and various minerals and is thought to have a soothing and healing effect on the body. There are two hot. tubs, one cold tub and a large pool, which were renovated in 2019.  Open June - Mid August from 11:00 - 21:00. Extra opening hours are posted on Facebook.

Hvammsvík Hot Springs offers eight natural hot springs of varying temperatures, situated along the shoreline and merging with the tides for an ever changing experience. You are immersed in a perfect fusion of geothermal water, flowing from our very own source 1400 meters underground, with seawater straight from the Atlantic ocean. After a soak we recommend trying some of our delicious dishes inspired by our surroundings.  Come immerse yourself in unfiltered Icelandic nature, only 45 minutes from Reykjavík.  Pre-booking required.

Experience nature from its core by bathing in the geothermal baths at Krauma. The hot water originates in Europe’s most powerful hot spring Deildartunguhver, at a temperature of 100°C (212°F). The hot water is cooled through a heat exchanger to achieve the perfect bathing temperature. The geothermal water is very rich in various minerals as well as algae. The main minerals are iron, aluminium, calcium, magnesium and sulfur, which are all very common in Icelandic soil.  Krauma offers five relaxing natural geothermal baths, a cold tub to get your blood circulation going, Krauma has two saunas, an infrared cell and a steam bath. Relaxation room where you can rest by the fireplace while listening to soothing music.    Opening hours: Every day from 11:00-21:00