Горячие источники и геотермальные спа в Исландии

Hot Springs and Geothermal Wonders

Soak in steaming lagoons, wild hot rivers and watch geysers erupt across Iceland's volcanic landscape.

McKay Savage from London, UK / cc-by-2.0

Blue Lagoon

Geothermal spa and resort featuring mineral-rich, milky blue outdoor baths, saunas, and wellness facilities.

Villy Fink Isaksen / cc-by-sa-4.0

Geysir

Historic geothermal geyser known for its eruptions and thermal activity within a prominent hot springs area.

Andreas Tille / cc-by-sa-3.0

Strokkur

Active geyser erupting every 5 to 15 minutes, shooting fountains of water up to 40 meters into the air.

Chmee2 / cc-by-3.0

Myvatn Nature Baths

Geothermal outdoor thermal baths featuring mineral-rich waters, scenic landscape views, a café, and a swim-up bar.

Steven Lonie / cc-by-4.0

Secret Lagoon

Historic natural geothermal pool offering warm, sulfur-rich outdoor baths in Flúðir.

Jakub Fryš / cc-by-sa-4.0

Reykjadalur

Scenic hiking valley north of Hveragerði featuring natural hot springs and warm river baths.

Reykholt / cc-by-sa-3.0

Deildartunguhver Thermal Spring

The most powerful hot spring in Europe, known for its immense geothermal output.

Chmee2/Valtameri / cc-by-3.0

Námafjall

Geothermal area featuring colorful sulfur crystals and a short hiking trail across volcanic terrain.

Christian Bickel / cc-by-sa-2.0-de

Gunnuhver

Geothermal area composed of bubbling mud pools and active steam vents.

Rosino / cc-by-sa-2.0

Krýsuvík

Krýsuvík is an area in Southwest Iceland at about 35 km from Reykjavík.

Tim Wright timdwright / cc0

Seljavallalaug

Protected 25-meter outdoor thermal pool nestled in southern Iceland, fed by natural hot springs.

TommyBee / pd

Snorralaug

Historic 13th-century hot spring pool located in Reykholt, closely tied to writer Snorri Sturluson.