Bookable beer-bath spa in Árskógssandur with private tubs, optional swimsuits, and a calm ritual. Adults pay from 14,900 ISK, couples 19,900 ISK.

Geothermal lagoon and steam baths at Jarðbaðshólar by Lake Mývatn, currently closed from Jan 1, 2026 for rebuild. Reopens spring 2026, check updates.

Drive-up geothermal swimming pool in Reykjarfjörður near Bíldudalur, plus a nearby natural hot spring spot. Free to use, simple changing room, bring towel.

Two stone-built hot spring pools at Laugarfell in the East Highlands, open June–Sept. Day visitor hours, posted temps, and remote Road 910 access.

Guided canyon walk from Húsafell to two hot-spring pools (30–41°C) in a remote-feeling ravine. Includes towel and transport, stairs down.

Reykjavík’s geothermal beach with hot tubs, steam baths, and a heated sea lagoon in summer. Seasonal hours, small entry fee, easy city access.

Modern geothermal baths near Deildartunguhver with hot and cold pools, saunas, and full accessibility. Drive-up from Reykholt, reserve busy slots ahead.

Small stone-lined hot pool in Sælingsdalur near Búðardalur with a turf-roof changing hut. Free, open year-round, short walk from road 589.

Remote highlands geothermal pool on the Kjölur Route (Road 35) between glaciers. Summer gravel-road access, service fee, fragile hot vents nearby.

Historic downtown Reykjavík pool with indoor swim lanes, hot tubs, sauna and cold tub. Easy walk from center, check school-use closure times.

Reykjavík’s biggest geothermal pool with hot pots, steam room, and family areas. Easy city access, local vibe, open daily, budget entry fees.

Geothermal seaside pool in Hofsós with fjord views, hot tub and scheduled hours. Water about 30 to 31°C, hot tub 38 to 39°C. Accessible features noted.

Two simple geothermal pools at Reykir on Reykjaströnd near Sauðárkrókur, with showers, café and camping. Seasonal period Apr 1 to Oct 13. Drive-up access.

Geothermal algae bath on Snæfellsnes with pool, hot tubs, ice bath and showers. Summer hours 11:00 to 21:00, kids free under 10. Drive-up access.

Historic hot-spring pool near Skógar with a 15 to 20 minute walk from Route 242 parking. No toilets or showers, algae can make edges slick.

Tiny roadside geothermal pool near Flókalundur in the Westfjords, a 100 m walk from Route 60. No facilities, 60 cm deep, donation box. Seaview soak.

Free seaside hot pots in Drangsnes (three tubs) with changing rooms and showers across the road. Easy stop on Route 645, bring towel. Donations welcome.

Small paid farm hot spring near Flúðir with three stone pools, changing huts and toilets. 1.5-hour limit, seasonal hours, short walk. No booking system.

Highlands hot spring at Landmannalaugar with a rustic soak beside Laugahraun lava. Summer-only road access, showers nearby, pack layers and a towel.

Four geothermal hot tubs beneath Hoffellsjökull near Höfn, with changing rooms, showers, and a sauna. Book a time slot, last booking 19:00. online.

Remote Westfjords seawater-view pool at Krossneslaug, heated by natural hot springs. Drive-up access, simple changing rooms, bring towels and fuel. snacks.

Free oceanfront hot pools at Langisandur Beach, Akranes, with small wading pool and warmer upper pools. Easy walk, bring towel and sandals. Changing rooms.

Ocean-edge hot pools in Hvalfjörður about 45 minutes from Reykjavík. Natural setting with facilities, booking recommended. Age limit 10+, under-18s with guardian.

Forest Lagoon near Akureyri offers geothermal pools in Vaðlaskógur with fjord views and bistro. Easy drive-up, open daily, kids 16 and under with guardian.

Floating geothermal pools on Lake Urriðavatn near Egilsstaðir with sauna and tea bar. Drive-up access, calm vibe. Kids under 16 must have an adult.

Reykjadalur near Hveragerði is a moderate hike to a thermal river with basic changing screens. Stay on trail, test temps, and pack layers for wind.

Cliffside sea baths in Húsavík with geothermally heated seawater and bay views. Drive-up access, full facilities. Kids 15 and under with an adult.

Golden Circle geothermal spa at Lake Laugarvatn with warm pools and steam rooms built over a bubbling spring. Easy access, bring sandals, check hours.

Oldest swimming pool in Iceland near Flúðir, simple geothermal lagoon with changing rooms. Easy Golden Circle stop, prebook in peak times and bring sandals.

Oceanfront geothermal lagoon in Kópavogur near Reykjavík, infinity edge over the Atlantic, optional Skjól ritual, wheelchair access, booking recommended.

Iconic geothermal lagoon on Reykjanes, easy from KEF and Reykjavik. Managed facilities, silica mud, reservation advised, check status. Swimsuit required.