Iceland's geothermal hot pools are a treasured tradition for locals and visitors alike. From iconic spots like the **Blue Lagoon** near Keflavík Airport to hidden gems like **Hrunalaug**, these natural and man-made pools offer unique experiences for every traveler.
For a luxurious escape, visit **GeoSea** in Húsavik, where you can soak in geothermal seawater while enjoying stunning views of snow-capped peaks. Another must-see is the **Sky Lagoon**, just outside Reykjavik, offering ocean views and a seven-step wellness ritual. Adventurous travelers can explore **Seljavallalaug**, one of Iceland’s oldest pools, set in a mossy valley, or trek to **Laugavallalaug**, a remote hot spring with its own warm waterfall.
Myvatn has a hot pool in a cave. Simon Dannhauer/Adobe Stock
Nature lovers will appreciate **Vök Baths**, featuring Iceland’s only floating infinity pools on Lake Urriðavatn. For something quirky, head to **Bjórböðin**, the country’s first beer spa, where you can soak in tubs filled with beer and geothermal water.
Whether you prefer bustling spas or serene retreats, Iceland’s hot pools promise relaxation and unforgettable vistas, making them a highlight of any trip to this volcanic wonderland.
