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Secret Lagoon

A historic outdoor pool in Flúðir, fed by nearby geothermal springs. Simple bathing facilities and warm water make this an easy stop in the Golden Circle area.

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BEFORE YOU GO

Plan your visit

Source review . Facilities and policies can change; this is a desk review, not an access inspection.

Facilities
Indoor changing rooms, lockers and communal showers; café, towel and swimwear hire. No private shower cubicles or family changing room.
Booking
Advance reservation strongly recommended; entry without a reservation is not guaranteed.
Visiting with children
Children aged 16 or younger need an adult; maximum three children per adult. Ages eight and younger must wear swimming armbands.
Mobility & access
Step-free routes, changing facilities and water entry have not been confirmed. Contact the operator about your specific needs.

PLAN YOUR VISIT

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Lagoon entry

  • Secret Lagoon admission
  • Changing rooms + lockers
  • Showers

Bring swimwear and a towel.

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Full-day trip

Golden Circle + Secret Lagoon

  • Þingvellir, Geysir + Gullfoss
  • Secret Lagoon admission
  • Transport from Reykjavík

Hotel pickup depends on selected option.

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Full-day trip

Golden Circle + Kerið + lagoon

  • Golden Circle sightseeing
  • Kerið crater + Secret Lagoon
  • Transport from Reykjavík

Bring a towel and swimwear.

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Getting here

Book ahead with the operator. Nearby springs are too hot for bathing; stay within the designated pool.

Map pins are approximate location references, not driving directions or marked walking routes.

Leave it as you found it.

Check travel alerts, road conditions and weather before you go. Follow local rules, respect closures and private land, and take your litter home. Hot springs can be dangerously hot; only enter designated bathing areas.