Geothermal Baths
Sky Lagoon
An oceanside geothermal lagoon on the Kársnes peninsula in Kópavogur, looking out over the North Atlantic.
Paid entryShort walk from entrance
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Geothermal lagoons & baths in Iceland
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A lagoon day can mean ocean views, a lakeside soak or a simple historic pool. Compare managed geothermal baths by region, then open a place for photographs, access notes and available ticket options.
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Capital Region
1 placeEast Iceland
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Vök Baths
Floating geothermal pools on Lake Urriðavatn, a short drive from Egilsstaðir.
Paid entryShort walk from parking
View source photos ↗North Iceland
3 places
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Earth Lagoon Mývatn
A broad geothermal lagoon and steam baths in the volcanic landscape around Lake Mývatn.
Paid entryShort walk from entrance
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GeoSea
Geothermally heated seawater baths on the cliffs above Húsavík.
Paid entryShort walk from parking
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Forest Lagoon
Geothermal pools in Vaðlaskógur forest across the fjord from Akureyri, with a sauna and cold tub.
Paid entryShort walk from entrance
View source photos ↗Reykjanes
1 place
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Blue Lagoon
Milky blue geothermal water, lava fields and a spa close to Keflavík Airport.
Paid entryShort walk from entrance
South Iceland
4 places
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Laugarvatn Fontana
Lakeside geothermal pools and steam rooms in Laugarvatn.
Paid entryShort walk from parking
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Secret Lagoon
A historic outdoor pool in Flúðir, fed by nearby geothermal springs.
Paid entryShort walk from parking
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Laugarás Lagoon
A two-level geothermal lagoon beside the Hvítá river, with cold bathing and saunas on the Golden Circle.
Paid entryShort walk from entrance
View source photos ↗Geothermal Baths
Reykjaböð
A geothermal lagoon and bathhouse at the entrance to Reykjadalur, with sauna and cold-water experiences.
Paid entryShort walk from entrance
View source photos ↗West Iceland
3 places
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Hvammsvík Hot Springs
A collection of shoreline geothermal bathing pools in Hvalfjörður, where the setting changes with the tide.
Paid entryShort walk from entrance
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Krauma
Outdoor hot and cold baths near Deildartunguhver, with steam rooms and a fireside relaxation room.
Paid entryShort walk from entrance
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Húsafell Canyon Baths
Small geothermal pools in a remote canyon, reached on a guided outing from Húsafell with a short walk.
Paid entryAround ten minutes on the reviewed tour
View source photos ↗Before you choose
Which lagoons can I visit near Reykjavík?
Sky Lagoon is listed in the Capital Region. Blue Lagoon is on the Reykjanes peninsula, while Hvammsvík is in West Iceland. These are separate destinations: check the location and any transfer arrangements before booking.
Does a lagoon ticket include a transfer or spa ritual?
It depends on the option. Where available, GeoSoaks separates admission, ritual and transfer products on the destination page. Confirm inclusions, meeting points, age limits and cancellation terms on the booking provider’s page.
Are geothermal lagoons the same as natural hot springs?
This guide groups managed spa facilities and bathing complexes under geothermal baths. Natural pools and the hot river have their own guide. Both can use geothermal water; the distinction here is the type of bathing experience.
Information is drawn from the operator and regional tourism sources linked on each destination. Confirm prices, entry rules and conditions before visiting. Before you go.