If you have been planning a trip to Iceland recently, you have probably noticed that wellness lagoons and geothermal bathing experiences seem to be everywhere. From the famous Blue Lagoon to newer destinations like Laugarás Lagoon, HvammsvÃk Hot Springs and now Reykjaböð opening summer 2026. Iceland’s geothermal wellness scene has become one of the country’s […]
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A new geothermal bathing destination is coming to South Iceland in summer 2026. Located in Hveragerði, beside the beautiful Reykjadalur Valley, Reykjaböð Hot Spring Baths will offer visitors the opportunity to relax in naturally heated waters surrounded by one of Iceland’s most well-known geothermal areas. Hveragerði is often called Iceland’s geothermal town, known for its
Iceland’s wellness culture doesn’t exist only in spas or landscapes — it continues into the places where people shop every day. Across ReykjavÃk and surrounding towns, a network of natural, eco-conscious, and health-focused stores reflects a growing relationship between Icelanders and more sustainable living. From curated eco boutiques to herbal apothecaries, health food stores, and
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There’s something deeply calming about Icelandic wellness. The fresh mountain air, untouched landscapes, geothermal waters, and healing herbs have inspired generations of self-care rituals — and few brands capture that spirit better than Sóley Organics. Founded by Icelandic actress and herbalist descendant Sóley ElÃasdóttir, the brand blends family herbal traditions with clean modern skincare. Their
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There’s something deeply comforting about the smell of fresh sourdough bread filling a kitchen on a cold Icelandic morning. Long before wellness became a trend, slow fermentation, simple ingredients, and mindful preparation were already part of traditional food cultures across the world – and sourdough remains one of the best examples of that philosophy today.
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Golfing in the westman Islands (vestmannaeyjar) Iceland’s Most Dramatic Wellness Escape There are few places in the world where golf feels this wild, peaceful, and unforgettable. In the heart of the Westman Islands, Vestmannaeyjar offers a golfing experience surrounded by volcanic cliffs, ocean views, fresh sea air, and endless summer light. For travelers seeking both
Akureyri often called the capital of North Iceland is a small, laid-back town surrounded by mountains and the sea. It’s an easy place to travel with kids, with plenty of room to slow down and enjoy time together. If you’re looking for that mix of movement, nature, and downtime, this is exactly where it works.
Viking Women Tours based in Reykjavik offers women only small group tours across the country designed for women and solo female travelers. Founded by Saga LÃf Friðriksdóttir the company was created to give women a way to explore Iceland in a guided setting that feels supportive flexible and social without being overwhelming. The goal was
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Iceland sits directly between Europe and North America. If you´re flying between the two continents, there’s a good chance your route already passes over Iceland. That means you can stop there without going out of your way.In travel terms, a layover is a short connection (usually under 24 hours for international flights) spent between flights,
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Iceland’s Blue Lagoon is one of the most recognized geothermal spas in the world—famed for its milky-blue water, dramatic lava landscapes, and soothing mineral-rich warmth. But what makes it truly fascinating is its unlikely origin story. What is now a luxury wellness destination actually began as a scientific accident. A Lagoon Born From Geothermal Innovation