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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€144Hvammsvík Hot Springs in Iceland provides access to eight geothermal pools heated naturally year-round. Visitors can spend about two hours enjoying the pools, the steam room, and the nearby Atlantic Ocean for a cold dip. The site includes changing rooms with private lockers, showers, and toiletries like shampoo and conditioner. A Comfort admission option adds a rental towel, rental wading shoes, and one drink per person at the swim-up bar. During summer, stand-up paddleboards and SUP boards are available at no extra cost, weather permitting. Parking is free on site. The on-site Bistro & Bar offers food and drinks for purchase but does not take table reservations. The pools and facilities are wheelchair and stroller accessible, except the pools themselves, and guests must be at least 10 years old to enter.
Hvammsvik Hot Springs
Located in Iceland’s rugged wilderness, Hvammsvik Hot Springs features eight geothermal pools heated naturally by the Earth’s core, open year-round. Visitors can spend roughly two hours relaxing in the pools or taking a cold swim in the adjacent Atlantic Ocean. The site offers views of the fjord and mountains and opportunities to see local wildlife such as birds, seals, and arctic foxes. In summer, stand-up paddleboards and SUP boards are free to use depending on weather conditions. Facilities include Classic changing rooms with private lockers, showers, vanity areas, and complimentary Hvammsvik shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. The Comfort admission option includes rental towels, wading shoes, and a drink at the swim-up bar. The on-site Stormur Bistro & Bar serves food including seafood soup and accommodates special diets, though it does not accept table reservations.
120 min
Hvammsvík Hot Springs is nestled in Hvalfjordur or "Whale Fjord". The drive from Reykjavik takes about 45-60 minutes and takes you out of the city into the raw Icelandic nature.
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Hvammsvík Hot Springs is nestled in Hvalfjordur or "Whale Fjord". The drive from Reykjavik takes about 45-60 minutes and takes you out of the city into the raw Icelandic nature.