Discover the best lagoons near Reykjavík, including Sky Lagoon, Blue Lagoon, Reykjaböð, Hvammsvík, and Laugarás Lagoon. Iceland is famous for its geothermal waters. A visit to a lagoon is one of the best ways to relax during your trip. Fortunately, several outstanding lagoons are located within easy reach of Reykjavík. Whether you want luxury, ocean […]
Húsafell is located in West Iceland, about a two-hour drive from Reykjavík. It works well for a family weekend or as a stop on a longer road trip around the country. The area is surrounded by birch woodlands, lava fields, crystal-clear springs, rivers, and waterfalls, with the glaciers Langjökull and Eiríksjökull in the distance. It’s
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, Hvammsvík 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 has opened in South Iceland. Located in Hveragerði, beside the beautiful Reykjadalur Valley, Reykjaböð Hot Spring Baths officially opened on 5 September 2026, offering 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
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 Líf 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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We’re constantly moving from one task to the next, from digital noise to daily demands. In this fast phased world we truly long for togetherness. Not just by being near each other, but being fully present with one another. Today more families are turning towards nature, simplicity and slow travel. Seeking places that invite connection,
Wellness at Kerlingarfjöll begins the moment you arrive in the highlands, where geothermal energy moves beneath the surface and a stunning landscape surrounds you. From there, it’s about moving your body through fresh mountain air, feeling the warmth of the earth beneath your feet, or simply sitting in silence with a mountain view and letting
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There’s something wild about Iceland and it brings out something wild in you. Iceland is one of the safest countries in the world, which makes it an ideal place for solo travel especially as a woman. Being here alone is about more than just safety. It gives you space. Space to slow down, to breathe,