Eleven resorts highlighting ten versions of Iceland‘s geothermal abundance. Taking a hot bath will never be the same.

The cold weather and arctic atmosphere in Iceland are maybe not the ideal conditions for a dip in a pool for many people. But you should think again! In every town around iceland you will find warm and refreshing swimming pools and secret lagoons in the unlikeliest of places far away from the ring road. 

Discover these world-class world spa resorts all within an easy drive of Reykjavík: Sky Lagoon, Blue Lagoon, and Hvammsvík Hot Springs. Submerge yourself in stunning landscapes and rejuvenating geothermal waters for an essential Icelandic experience.

Walking and hiking in Iceland's diverse landscapes is a fantastic way to experience the island's extraordinary nature, especially during the long days of the midnight sun. You will find various hiking routes around Iceland, and each part of the country has its own natural gems.

Why is Iceland ideal for a romantic getaway, and how can you add some extra romance to your trip? Search no further, we have the answers!

We all know the best things in life are free, and the same is true for Iceland: a falcon flying by as you bathe in a natural pool somewhere. So, why not blow away that money?

Soaking in a natural lagoon after a hike, long or short, is perhaps the ultimate Icelandic experience. Here are six of Iceland‘s natural baths where hot springs mix with groundwater somewhere in the middle of … a great trip.  

The local natural wonder that is perhaps most ingrained in the fabric of Icelandic culture is the bounty of geothermal energy, the naturally heated water that powers our lives and heats our homes, baths and pools, public as well as private.