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Hot Springs & Lagoons Guides
11 guides
Iceland's geothermal lagoons and pools stay warm through the winter, and several are open into the evening, when the northern lights may appear overhead on a clear night.
The guides describe each lagoon's setting, winter opening hours, booking and how far it is from the main aurora bases.
Iceland
- Akureyri Swimming Pool: Geothermal Pools and Winter Soaks
- Forest Lagoon Akureyri: Winter Soak and Aurora Timing Guide
- GeoSea Húsavík: Geothermal Sea Baths for Aurora Nights
- Fontana Spa Iceland: Geothermal Bath Guide
- Hvammsvík Hot Springs: A Winter Soak and Aurora Guide
- Iceland Hot Springs & Northern Lights: Where to Soak
- Krauma Geothermal Baths, West Iceland: What to Expect
- Secret Lagoon Iceland: Flúðir's Oldest Hot Pool Guide
- Vök Baths, Iceland: Which Geothermal Pool to Pick
- Fosshotel Glacier Lagoon: Best Stay Near Jökulsárlón
- Mývatn Nature Baths: Iceland's Geothermal Soak Guide