The nine best hot springs in Iceland

Iceland has countless natural hot springs, the most famous of which is the Blue Lagoon. The Myvatn hot springs in the north are also highly recommended, as well as many more secluded and enchanting lesser-known hot springs. We recommend the top ten hot springs worth visiting, and provide addresses and ways to get there.

Blue Lagoon Iceland

A true natural beauty spa, close to Keflavik International Airport, suitable for family trips.

Myvatn Nature Baths

A pocket-sized version of the Blue Lagoon, with a wide view and relatively easy access.

Secret Lagoon

A natural secret hot spring, also close to the famous Golden Circle.

Laugarvatn Fontana

Modern geothermal spa; located on the south coast of Iceland, near the famous Golden Circle, close to geysers, and easily accessible.

Seljavallalaug Hot Spring Pool

An artificial hot spring pool nestled in a valley, no tickets required, and group tours are available.

Landmannalaugar Hot Springs

Located in the central highlands of Iceland, a geothermal hot spring with a magical touch.

Grjotagja Hot Spring Cave in Northern Iceland

A filming location for 'Game of Thrones', the scenery is truly stunning and well worth a visit (check for accessibility).

Askja Volcano Hot Spring Viti

Hell's hot spring, difficult to reach, but the scenery and experience at the crater's edge are unforgettable for a lifetime.

Reykjadalur Hot Springs Valley

A natural hot spring with a wild flavor, located near the geothermal town of Hveragerði, highly recommended.