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Drive-up geothermal swimming pool in Reykjarfjörður near Bíldudalur, plus a nearby natural hot spring spot. Free to use, simple changing room, bring towel.

Birch-forest lagoon by Akureyri with two pools (about 37°C), cold tub (11°C), sauna, and bistro. Open daily 10-midnight, book peak times.

Remote highlands hut with geothermal swimming pool and camping at Laugafell, near Hofsjökull. Rough access, limited services, plan self-sufficient travel.

Two stone-built hot spring pools at Laugarfell in the East Highlands, open June–Sept. Day visitor hours, posted temps, and remote Road 910 access.

Guided canyon walk from Húsafell to two hot-spring pools (30–41°C) in a remote-feeling ravine. Includes towel and transport, stairs down.

Reykjavík’s geothermal beach with hot tubs, steam baths, and a heated sea lagoon in summer. Seasonal hours, small entry fee, easy city access.

Floating geothermal pools on Lake Urriðavatn near Egilsstaðir, plus sauna and tea bar. Open late in summer, book ahead for evenings and winters feel calm.

Ocean-edge hot springs in Hvalfjörður with tide-cooled pools and steamy cave. Easy drive from Reykjavík, 10+ only, book timed entry especially on weekends.

Modern geothermal baths near Deildartunguhver with hot and cold pools, saunas, and full accessibility. Drive-up from Reykholt, reserve busy slots ahead.