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Rémih / WikimediaNorth Iceland Hot Springs
50 hot springs in North Iceland — mapped with live road conditions, drive times, and directions.
50 hot springs in North Iceland, led by Laugarvallalaug and Grjótagjá. All mapped with drive times, directions, and live road conditions.
Top hot springs in North Iceland
The region's stand-outs — each with photos, facts, and its own page.
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Grjótagjá
Lava cave with hot spring near Mývatn. Yes, it's the Game of Thrones cave. Currently too hot to bathe (temps change over time) but worth seeing.
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50 hot springs in North Iceland
Grjótagjá
Lava cave with hot spring near Mývatn. Yes, it's the Game of Thrones cave. Currently too hot to bathe (temps change over time) but worth seeing.
Hauganes Hot Tubs
Free oceanside tubs in fishing village on Eyjafjörður. Local hangout.
Hjalteyri Hot Tub
Hjalteyri Hot Tub is a small geothermal bathing spot in North Iceland with mineral-rich, faintly sulfurous water and basic facilities.
Stóragjá Cave
Lava cave hot spring near Mývatn. Grjótagjá's quieter neighbor.
Geothermal hot spring near Akureyri
Akureyri's municipal swimming pool per Visit North Iceland — water around 43°C, with a café and sauna on site. Not a wild hot pot.
Geothermal hot spring near Blönduós
Natural geothermal hot spring near Blönduós, North Iceland — a wild roadside soak by the Ring Road. Mapped with directions and live road conditions before you go.
Geothermal hot spring near Laugar
Laugar's municipal swimming pool per Visit North Iceland — water around 30°C. Not an undeveloped wild spring.
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