Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Pause in
Hveragerði
, one of Iceland's most geothermally active areas - bubbling
water abounds.
Head to
Landmannalaugar
, where a steaming stream is the perfect cure-all after
some serious hiking.
Cruise by
Flúðir
and see just who else is in on the secret of the locals' natural,
meadow-surrounded lagoon
Swing through mod Fontana, in
Laugarvatn
, with its naturally occurring geyser-
sauna (you'll see!).
Soak in
Ly
́
suhólslaug
and emerge from the algae soup with baby-soft skin.
Scout out
Pollurinn
, just outside of Tálknafjörður - a favourite local hang-out.
Blink and you'll miss the roadside hot-pots in
Drangsnes
, built into a sea wall.
Bask in the otherworldly beauty at
Krossneslaug
,
set along the wild, pebble-strewn
shore.
Check out
Hofsós
- from within the pool it feels as though you're swimming in the
sea.
The north's mellower version of Blue Lagoon is found at
Mývatn Nature Baths
.
Finish up at
Selárdalslaug
,
tucked between two hillocks near Vopnafjörður, then fly
back to Reykjavík from
Egilsstaðir
.
