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Hot Springs in Iceland

Hot Springs in Iceland

Heat things up in Iceland

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Flexible cancellation options on all venues
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Sky Lagoon Sky Pass: Spa Experience + Private Changing Rooms

Treat yourself to the ultimate Sky Pass experience

Sky Lagoon Pure Pass: Spa Experience + Transfer

Sink into some warm wow-factor at geothermal infinity pools in Iceland

Sky Lagoon Pure Pass: Spa Experience

Unwind in a thermal spa inspired by nature and culture

Mývatn Nature Baths: Entry Ticket

Have a paddle in a geothermal lagoon encircled by epic Icelandic scenery

Krauma Geothermal Baths: Entry Ticket

Kick back with five geothermal baths, two saunas, and a crackling fireplace!

Vök Baths: Entry Ticket

Soak in Iceland's cleanest hot spring water and enjoy complimentary treats

Secret Lagoon Hot Spring: Entry Ticket

Soak your soul in the oldest geothermal hot spring in Iceland

Golden Circle & Blue Lagoon: Day Tour from Reykjavik

Geysers, waterfalls, the Blue Lagoon and more, with all your transport included

Laugarvatn Fontana Spa & Geothermal Baths: Entry Ticket

Outdoor hot baths, a sauna, and a refreshing lake with a black sand beach

Blue Lagoon Admission with Reykjavik to Blue Lagoon Transfers

Visit Iceland's famous Blue Lagoon and relax inside a geothermal spa

Enjoy culture your way

The best experiences at museums and attractions worldwide

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Reykjavík

Northern Lights Tours from Reykjavik

Bask in the natural wonder of the aurora borealis with a tour from Reykjavik

Reykjavík

The Perlan Museum is located in Reykjavik, easily accessible by car and a free shuttle bus. It's home to a great glacier exhibition and an ice cave! The 360° Observation Deck offers the best views of the city, its mountain and beyond.

Reykjavík

The Lava Tunnel

The Lava Tunnel Raufarhólshellir is one of the longest and best-known lava tubes in Iceland. Visitors can step inside with a guide to learn about the inner workings of a volcano. It's just 30 minutes from Reykjavík accessible year-round.