All Geothermal Lagoon Tours
Volcanic Wonders with Grindavik Visit & the Blue Lagoon
Embark on a carbon-neutral journey through Iceland’s stunning volcanic landscapes. Enjoy a refreshing hike across a lava field, formed by recent eruptions, and then unwind with a soothing soak in the healing geothermal waters. This perfect combination of adventure and relaxation offers an unforgettable way to experience the raw power and serene beauty of Iceland’s natural wonders.
Golden Circle & Blue Lagoon
Experience the best of Iceland with this package of two of the island’s most popular tours in one day! The Golden Circle encompasses the must-see sights of Þingvellir National Park, the golden Gullfoss waterfall, and the bubbling geothermal region of Geysir. After touring the landmarks, soak in the milky blue healing water of the Blue Lagoon.
Golden Circle & Sky Lagoon
Plan for a fantastic day of seeing the classic Golden Circle landmarks capped off with a visit to the dreamy Sky Lagoon! The Golden Circle encompasses the must-see sights of Þingvellir National Park, the golden Gullfoss waterfall, and the bubbling geothermal region of Geysir. After touring the sights, relax at Reykjavík’s newest luxury bathing experience, the Sky Lagoon.
Volcanic Wonders with Grindavík Visit & the Sky Lagoon
Discover Iceland’s geothermal heart in the UNESCO-recognized Reykjanes Geopark, where continents meet and drift apart. Explore a vibrant geothermal area, hike to freshly-formed lava fields, and visit the resilient fishing village of Grindavík. This carbon-neutral journey ends with pure relaxation at Reykjavík’s Sky Lagoon, where you can soak in warm waters and unwind with a luxurious spa ritual.
Hvammsvík Hot Spring from Reykjavík
Embark on a serene journey from Reykjavík to the tranquil Hvammsvík Hot Springs, with convenient transfer included. Immerse yourself in the soothing geothermal waters, a natural oasis offering relaxation and scenic beauty.
Sky Lagoon Saman Pass with Transfer
The Sky Lagoon is a geothermal spa inspired by the nature and culture of Iceland, located just minutes from downtown Reykjavík. This pass includes Sky Lagoon’s signature Skjól ritual and access to public changing facilities.
Sky Lagoon Transfer
The Sky Lagoon is a geothermal spa inspired by the nature and culture of Iceland, located just minutes from downtown Reykjavík. This luxurious spot is a favourite among locals, a healing experience where you immerse yourself in the warm water of the oceanside lagoon. Buy your entrance fee in advance and leave the driving to us with this transfer package!
Reykjavík - Blue Lagoon Premium including admission
Want a premium package to Blue Lagoon and aren’t booking a rental car? Enjoy the dreamlike Blue Lagoon to the fullest with included masks and other perks with comfortable coach transfer. Relax, enjoy free Wi-Fi to and from the Blue Lagoon and leave the driving to us!
Keflavík Airport - Blue Lagoon, Premium Admission & Transfer
Want a premium package to Blue Lagoon and aren’t booking a rental car? Enjoy the dreamlike Blue Lagoon to the fullest with included masks and other perks with comfortable coach transfer. Relax, enjoy free Wi-Fi to and from the Blue Lagoon and leave the driving to us!
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Blue Lagoon & Northern Lights
Enjoy a perfect winter day in Iceland! Experience the best of Iceland with this package of two of the island’s most popular tours in one day! Soak in the milky blue healing water of the Blue Lagoon, which is one of Iceland's most famous tourist attractions and is considered by many to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience and an unmissable part of a visit to Iceland. After your return to Reykjavík, a guide will lead you on a search for the elusive northern lights! Watching the lights dance and flicker in the sky, changing shape and colour, is incredible. Prepare to be dazzled!
Reykjavík - Blue Lagoon Comfort including admission
Looking for a Comfort Admission package to Blue Lagoon and aren’t booking a rental car? Enjoy the dreamlike Blue Lagoon to the fullest with an included silica mud mask, the use of a towel and one drink of your choice at the in-water bar. Relax, enjoy free Wi-Fi to and from the Blue Lagoon and leave the driving to us!
Reykjavík - Blue Lagoon round-trip transfer
Are you planning to visit the Blue Lagoon but aren’t booking a rental car? Enjoy your experience of the dreamlike Blue Lagoon to the fullest and book your comfortable return coach transfer with Reykjavik Excursions. Relax and enjoy free Wi-Fi to and from the Blue Lagoon.
Keflavík Airport - Blue Lagoon, Comfort Admission & Transfer
Looking for a Comfort Admission package to Blue Lagoon and aren’t booking a rental car? Enjoy the dreamlike Blue Lagoon to the fullest with an included silica mud mask, the use of a towel and one drink of your choice at the in-water bar. Relax, enjoy free Wi-Fi to and from the Blue Lagoon and leave the driving to us!
Laugarvatn Fontana - General Admission
Situated along the Golden Circle, Laugarvatn Fontana Geothermal Baths offers a relaxed encounter with the soothing warmth of geothermal springs.
Blue Lagoon transfer from Keflavík Airport
Are you planning to visit the Blue Lagoon but aren’t booking a rental car? Enjoy your experience of the dreamlike Blue Lagoon to the fullest and book your comfortable transfer from Keflavik International Airport with Reykjavik Excursions. Relax and enjoy free Wi-Fi to and from the Blue Lagoon.
Sky Lagoon Sér Pass with Transfer
Experience the luxury and rejuvenation of Reykjavik's Sky Lagoon, a thermal spa offering breathtaking views of the North Atlantic. This package includes the 7-step Sjkól Ritual and access to private changing facilities.
Hvammsvík Natural Hot Springs
Voted the #1 place to visit in 2023 by Time Out, Hvammsvík Hot Springs offers an extraordinary experience of Icelandic nature, perfectly balancing relaxation and adventure.
Northern Lights & Fontana Geothermal Baths
Revitalise both body and soul by bathing in the geothermal baths at Laugarvatn Fontana followed by a northern lights hunt.
Volcanic Wonders with Grindavik Visit & the Hvammsvík Hot spring
Discover Iceland’s geothermal wonders in the UNESCO-recognized Reykjanes Geopark, a dramatic landscape where continents drift apart. This carbon-neutral journey takes you through vibrant geothermal fields, new lava fields, and the village of Grindavík, before concluding with a serene soak at Hvammsvík Hot Springs.
The Sky Lagoon & Northern Lights
Enjoy a relaxing soak in the Sky Lagoon before your adventurous Northern Lights hunt.
Explore Geothermal Pools on an Iceland Hot Spring Tour
Iceland boasts a vibrant volcanic landscape, with geothermal activity continuously sculpting the land, triggering periodic eruptions and hot springs, warm pools, and rivers.
These geothermal sanctuaries are among the treasures that beckon travellers to Iceland. They range from the rustic and wild to the refined and luxurious, located in bustling towns or secluded wilderness. On an Icelandia geothermal tour, you'll journey through these captivating destinations.
For instance, immerse yourself in the therapeutic embrace of the Blue Lagoon, a world-renowned spa. Its mesmerising milky-blue waters paired with top-tier dining make it an essential stop on any Icelandic itinerary.
Tailor your experience to match your pace. Blend a visit to the Blue Lagoon with airport transfers, the iconic Golden Circle tour, or even an enchanting Northern Lights viewing. Alternatively, let the lagoon be the star of its own exclusive visit.
Expand your spa exploration with newer additions like Sky Lagoon, which offers stunning vistas of the North Atlantic. Or perhaps the Secret Lagoon or Laugarvatn Fontana Baths, both nestled within the Golden Circle, will be more to your liking.
Dive into the charm of nature with natural baths, such as Hvammsvík – crowned by TimeOut as 2023's top global destination.
Regardless of your choice, you'll be enveloped by the healing essence of Icelandic spa rituals. Dive into our offerings and chart your rejuvenating journey with our spa tours.
FAQ
The pools you find across Iceland will typically have slightly different temperatures. However, you can expect most pools to reach temperatures of around 36° – 44°C (96° – 111° F), so they’re pretty warm!
In Iceland, you can enjoy geothermal pools in whichever way you prefer. You can bathe, relax, visit the spa facilities, or visit the restaurants that are often to be found on site. Of course, you can swim too!
Typically, though, the water is quite warm, so you may not want to swim for fitness in these pools.
There are at least 50 natural hot springs in Iceland, many of which you can visit on a geothermal tour. The most famous is in the Icelandic highlands, known as Landmannalaugar. Alternatively, there’s Hvammsvík natural hot springs, which combine geothermal heat with ocean views.
Yet there are many more scattered across Iceland. That’s because it’s one of the most geothermally active countries in the world.
In and around Reykjavík, you’ll find some of the most impressive thermal baths in the whole of Iceland. For example, this is where you’ll discover the Blue Lagoon and the Sky Lagoon, while the Laugarvatn Geothermal Baths are not far away either.
There are many geothermal baths spread out across Iceland. From the Reykjavík area to the north coast and in the heart of the highlands, you’ll find thermal baths almost wherever you go. It’s an authentic Icelandic experience.
There are as many as 50 natural hot springs in Iceland, as well as five geothermal lagoons—including the Blue Lagoon, the Sky Lagoon, and the Secret Lagoon. As you’ll see for yourself, there’s a really impressive variety of ways to enjoy Iceland’s thermal energy.
You will usually have to pay to access Iceland’s hot springs. The costs typically go to maintaining the site and dressing rooms. If you book a spa tour, you’ll also pay for transport and your expert guide.
You’ll need a ticket to enter Iceland’s spas as well, including the Blue Lagoon and Sky Lagoon. Explore the geothermal tours above to book them in advance.
You should wear a swimming costume when you visit a hot spring—whether that’s a man-made pool such as the Blue Lagoon or a natural spring like Landmannalaugar.
Of course! In Iceland’s hot springs and pools, you’ll find people gently swimming, relaxing, or enjoying the therapeutic benefits of the water for their skin.
For lane swimming or more athletic activities, we’d recommend you try out one of Iceland’s many dedicated indoor or outdoor swimming pools. Many of these are geothermally heated too!
There are roughly 50 geothermal pools in Iceland.
These include man-made lagoons with geothermally heated water, such as the Sky Lagoon and the Blue Lagoon. But they also include entirely natural hot springs, such as Reykjadalur, where you can swim in a warm river.
Yes, Iceland is one of the best places in the world to bathe in hot springs. Thanks to its remarkable levels of geothermal activity, you can find hot springs across the country.
For example, one of the most popular destinations for natural hot springs is Landmannalaugar. In the heart of the Icelandic highlands, you can bathe in these pools while surrounded by rugged mountains.
Alternatively, visit Reykjadalur, the so-called “thermal river”, thanks to its warm flowing waters. It’s in the middle of the Golden Circle, making it a very convenient destination.
Yes, Iceland’s hot springs are clean, for two reasons.
Firstly, the water itself is natural. It’s heated naturally and in many cases it gets replaced very regularly too.
Secondly, Icelanders have quite a strict etiquette about cleanliness and hygiene before entering public pools, spas, or lagoons. You should shower first, fully nude, to get rid of any dirt or bacteria. That helps keep the dirt out of the pools.
Iceland has many spas, lagoons, and hot springs. Discover the different options in our geothermal tours.
Iceland is one of the most geothermally active countries in the world. Thanks to that, it has pioneered the use of geothermal heating for domestic and industrial energy.
For example, as much as 25% of Iceland’s electricity is produced by geothermal energy, while 90% of Iceland’s homes are heated using this energy.
The Blue Lagoon is definitely the best known geothermal pool in Iceland, if not in the whole world. However, it’s not technically a hot spring—because it’s not actually natural. Instead, it was created by humans, although by mistake!
Iceland’s most famous natural hot spring is probably Landmannalaugar, the so-called “People’s Pool” that you’ll find in the centre of the Icelandic highlands.
You don’t have to shower after a hot spring, however most people do—at least when shower facilities are available. In some remote springs, there aren’t any showers to use!
If you’re visiting the Blue Lagoon, the Sky Lagoon, or another geothermal spa, you’re requested to follow the etiquette of showering before you visit. By the way, it can be a particularly good idea to wash your hair after using the Blue Lagoon, as the silica in the water can make your hair quite dry.