Discover Reykjaböð Hot Springs: Iceland's Newest Geothermal Lagoon

If you're looking for the perfect place to relax during your trip to Iceland, Reykjaböð Hot Springs is a new experience worth adding to your itinerary. Located in the beautiful Reykjadalur Valley, just a short drive from Reykjavík, this geothermal retreat combines warm mineral-rich waters, stunning mountain views, and a variety of relaxing spa experiences.
Whether you're looking to unwind after a day of exploring Iceland or simply enjoy a peaceful escape surrounded by nature, Reykjaböð offers the perfect opportunity to slow down and recharge.

Where is Reykjaböð Hot Springs?
Reykjaböð Hot Springs is located near Hveragerði, a town known for its geothermal activity, approximately 35–45 minutes from Reykjavík and all our hotels.
Surrounded by mountains and Iceland's beautiful natural landscapes, the lagoon offers a peaceful setting away from the busy city. Its convenient location also makes it a great stop when exploring Iceland's famous Golden Circle or South Coast.

Relax in the Geothermal Lagoon
The main attraction at Reykjaböð is its spacious outdoor geothermal lagoon, where you can soak in naturally heated, mineral-rich water while enjoying incredible views of the surrounding landscape.
With water temperatures around 37–40°C, it's the perfect place to relax, no matter the season. During winter, the contrast between the cold Icelandic air and the warm water makes the experience especially memorable. And if you're lucky, you might even catch the northern lights dancing above you!
There's also an in-water bar where you can enjoy a refreshing drink without ever leaving the warmth of the lagoon.

Experience the Sauna, Cold Plunge and Bathhouse
Reykjaböð offers much more than just a geothermal lagoon. Visitors can enjoy a variety of wellness experiences inspired by Nordic bathing traditions.
The outdoor facilities include a sauna, cold plunge pools, and a Kneipp pool where alternating warm and cold water creates a refreshing experience.
For those looking to take relaxation even further, the Bathhouse offers additional spa facilities, including a unique snow room, steam bath, herbal pool, experience showers, and peaceful relaxation areas.
Moving between the different temperatures and experiences is a wonderful way to unwind and enjoy a traditional Nordic-inspired wellness ritual.

What to Bring to Reykjaböð
Planning a visit to Reykjaböð is easy, and you won't need to pack much. We recommend bringing:
- Swimwear
- Comfortable clothes for before and after your visit
- A reusable water bottle
- A camera or phone to capture the beautiful surroundings
Towels are included with admission, so there's no need to bring your own. If you're planning to visit the Bathhouse, make sure to book the appropriate admission package, as these facilities are not included in the standard Hot Springs Pass.

FAQ
Where is Reykjaböð Hot Springs located?
Reykjaböð is located in Reykjadalur Valley near Hveragerði, approximately 35–45 minutes from Reykjavík, and all our hotels, by car.
Is Reykjaböð Hot Springs worth visiting?
Absolutely! With its beautiful natural surroundings, warm geothermal lagoon, saunas, cold plunge pools, and unique Bathhouse experiences, Reykjaböð is a great addition to any Iceland itinerary, especially for travellers looking to relax between adventures.
Can you see the northern lights from Reykjaböð?
Yes, it's possible to see the northern lights from Reykjaböð during the darker months when weather and aurora conditions are favourable. Imagine watching the northern lights while relaxing in warm geothermal water!
Do you need to book Reykjaböð in advance?
Booking in advance is recommended, especially during busy travel periods, to secure your preferred visiting time.
For more information and bookings, visit the official Reykjaböð Hot Springs website.