Iceland · SPA & HOT SPRINGS
6 reviewed
Weather calls the shots on this island, so read from the top down until something lands inside your dates. All 6 spa & hot spring visits below carry prices, hours and whichever small print ends up shaping the day.
Sky Lagoon’s oceanfront geothermal spa in Reykjavik with a guided 7-step bathing ritual, private or shared facilities, and sunset views.
“Wonderful place and good staff. A very interesting experience!!!”
Take the bus from Reykjavik to Hvammsvík Hot Springs. Admission and transfers included, with calm pools, sea access, and great views.
“It wasn’t overly crowded, the hot springs and the view was amazing. Very pleased with this trip!”
Small-group Silfra dry-suit snorkeling plus Laugarvatn geothermal spa, with heated gear help, PADI-guided safety, and hot springs time included.
“Amazing experience. Very small group so needs were met. Our guide, Konrad was exceptional. He was very thorough in explaining everything from suiting up and safety info to background info about the park and the fissure. He also took great pictures for us.”
Warm geothermal pools at Hvammsvík Hot Springs, a quieter Iceland soak near Reykjavík with multiple temperatures, a steam room, and ocean views.
“The setting was beautiful and it was nice to have multiple pools, each with a different heat level. It was not at all crowded and we loved the swim-up bar. We also really liked being able to go into the ocean to cool off and then get back into the hot tub. The changing facilities were also very nice and convenient.”
Small-group Golden Circle day trip plus Hvammsvík hot springs, visiting Hveragerði, Kerið, Gullfoss, Geysir, and Þingvellir.
“The tour was fun and interesting. Our guide, Adi kept us on track at a good pace. Wear walking shoes and bring”
Hvammsvík Hot Springs from Reykjavík with return transfers, 2.5 hours soaking, fjord cold plunge, small-group ride and Wi-Fi.
“Activity was enjoyable. I booked this excursion a day prior and received my confirmation and ticket only to be held up at the reception desk. Multiple attendees couldn’t confirm my purchase. Finally a manager had to run to his office and retrieve his laptop computer to view my reservation. He let me know that changes occurred to my reservation and that it hadn’t been completed. Luckily I wasn’t changed a second time and was allowed into the springs after a bit of a wait.”
