FAQ

General Information

  • Reykjaböð Hot Springs is set open in spring 2026. Opening date will be announced later. 

    Online bookings are expected to open at the beginning of 2026. If you are planning a visit with a larger group and wish to secure your spot early, you can reach us directly at info@reykjabod.is.

    To stay informed about our opening, special announcements, and exclusive offers, we invite you to subscribe to our newsletter.

  • Reykjaböð Hot Springs is located at the roots of Reykjadalur Valley in Hveragerði, just 35 minutes from Reykjavík and 75 minutes from Keflavík International Airport.

    Our location makes us an ideal addition to popular travel routes. Whether you’re exploring the Golden Circle with Þingvellir National Park, Geysir, and Gullfoss, or journeying along the South Coast towards Seljalandsfoss, Skógafoss, and black-sand beaches, Reykjaböð is theplace to pause.

    From here, you can also explore Reykjadalur’s geothermal wonders—hike to the hot spring river, fly the Mega Zipline, bike the Hengill mountains, or go horseback riding through volcanic landscapes. Afterward, unwind at Reykjadalur Lodge with local food and drinks.

    For those staying in Hveragerði, Reykjaböð is just minutes from charming local restaurants, art galleries, and walking paths lined with steaming vents.

  • Reykjaböð Hot Springs are easily accessible year-round, whether you’re driving yourself, joining a tour, or traveling by public transport.

    • By car: We are just a 35-minute drive from Reykjavík and about 75 minutes from Keflavík International Airport. 

    • By bus: Public buses 51 and 52 run to Hveragerði according to the Strætó schedule, connecting the town with Reykjavík and South Iceland. 

    If you’re staying in Hveragerði, Reykjaböð is within walking distance from most hotels and guesthouses in town.

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  • Yes, Reykjaböð Hot Springs offers a dedicated parking area for all guests arriving by car. 

    For larger groups, bus parking is available just outside the facility, making it convenient for tour operators and group visits.

  • Yes, designated accessible parking spaces are available directly outside the Reykjaböð Hot Springs entrance. To ensure availability and smooth access, a reservation is required to enter.

    We recommend contacting us in advance so our team can assist and make your arrival as comfortable as possible.

  • The best time to visit Iceland depends on what you hope to experience, the activities you have in mind, and how you enjoy different weather conditions. Each season brings its own beauty and unique opportunities.

    Summer (June–August) is the peak travel season, with long days, mild temperatures, and the Midnight Sun. Trails and landscapes are fully open, the Highlands become accessible, and Iceland’s nature is at its greenest. It’s also the best time for wildlife watching, including puffins and whales.

    Winter (November to March) is the season of contrast, where dark skies reveal the Northern Lights, glaciers sparkle, and ice caves can be explored. Snow-covered landscapes make this a magical time for those seeking winter adventures and cozy geothermal bathing.

    Spring (April – May) and Autumn (September – October) are thetransitional seasons which combine the best of both, with fewer crowds, softer light, and more affordable travel options. Spring offers blooming landscapes, while autumn brings vivid colors. Both seasons can still offer a chance to see the Northern Lights.

    No matter the time of year, Iceland offers a sensory journey shaped by nature’s shifting moods.

Bookings & Admission

  • Online bookings for Reykjaböð Hot Springs in Hveragerði, Iceland are planned to open at the start of 2026. If you’re arranging a group visit and wish to secure dates in advance, please email info@reykjabod.is and our team will assist you.

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  • We highly recommend pre-booking your visit to Reykjaböð Hot Springs to secure your preferred time. While tickets may be available at the reception upon arrival, availability cannot be guaranteed, especially during peak travel periods.

Facilities & Accessibility

  • Reykjaböð offers more than just a soak. It’s a complete wellness experience shaped by nature. Guests can enjoy:

    • A spacious 900 m² geothermal lagoon with soothing mineral-rich waters.

    • A cold plunge pool with two invigorating temperature levels for contrast bathing.

    • Event saunas with dry heat, perfect for relaxation or guided wellness sessions.

    • A refreshing Kneipp pool to stimulate circulation through hot-and-cold immersion.

    • Quiet relaxation areas where you can rest between bathing rituals.

    • A lively swim-up bar, serving refreshing drinks without leaving the water.

    • An on-site bistro, offering nourishing food along with a selection of hot and cold drinks to complement your bathing experience.

    • The option to upgrade your visit with the bathhouse spa experience, where you can indulge in curated treatments such as soothing massages, revitalizing body rituals, and other therapies designed to deepen your sense of renewal.

    Each space is designed to awaken the senses guiding you on a balanced journey of relaxation and restoration.

  • The lagoon reaches a maximum depth of 1,2 meters (3’11”), making it comfortable for most guests to stand while relaxing in the geothermal water.

    Gentle slopes and varying depths allow you to find the spot that feels best for you—whether you prefer to wade, float, or settle into the warmth.

  • The waters of Reykjaböð lagoon are maintained at a soothing 38–40°C (100–104°F), the ideal range for deep relaxation and well-being.

    As Iceland’s weather is ever-changing, the warmth can feel different with the seasons. On crisp winter days, the contrast between the steaming water and cool mountain air makes the experience especially invigorating, while in summer the warmth feels soft and restorative.

  • Reykjaböð offers modern changing rooms for men and women designed to make your visit effortless and relaxed. Each changing room includes two private cubicles for guests who prefer to dress in privacy, 

    • Every guest receives an electronic wristband to access a private locker to store personal belongings and purchase drinks from the swim-up bar. 

    • Benches for comfort and convenience.

    • Vanity stations equipped with hairdryers, mirrors, and seating areas are available to freshen up after your lagoon experience.

    • A dedicated drying area with towel racks is located before and after the showers.

    • For privacy, each shower is enclosed with a door. Complimentary Reykjaböð Collection shampoo, conditioner, and body wash are provided. In keeping with Icelandic bathing tradition, all guests must shower thoroughly without swimwear before entering the lagoon.

    A private changing room with 8 lockers is fully equipped for families or guests with disabilities or special needs. To ensure availability, we kindly ask that you reserve this space in advance.

    From the changing rooms, guests can step directly into the lagoon area, with restrooms conveniently located just before entry.

  • For comfort and hygiene, all guests at Reykjaböð Hot Springs are required to wear swimwear in and around the lagoon, saunas, steam room, and other bathing areas at all times.

    Approved swimwear includes swimsuits, bikinis, swim trunks, swimming shorts, and specially designed swimwear. Everyday clothing such as underwear, pants, or sweaters are not permitted.

    If you’ve forgotten to pack your swimsuit, we’ve got you covered with rental options on-site.

Health & Safety

  • Yes. In keeping with Icelandic bathing traditions and hygiene regulations, all guests are required to shower thoroughly with soap, without swimwear, before entering the lagoon.

    This practice ensures that the geothermal water remains clean, pure, and enjoyable for everyone. Complimentary Reykjaböð Collection shampoo, conditioner, and body wash are available in the shower area for your convenience.

  • If you have any underlying health concerns, such as cardiovascular disease, high or low blood pressure, or other medical conditions, we recommend consulting your doctor before visiting Reykjaböð.

    Guests enter the lagoon at their own responsibility, and we advise exercising caution if you are not in full health. In cases of severe conditions, or if warm geothermal water may negatively affect your well-being, it may be best to refrain from bathing.

    Your safety and comfort are our priority, and we encourage all guests to make choices that support their personal health.

Food & Drink

  • Yes. Upon arrival, you will receive a wristband that serves as both your locker key and a cashless payment method during your visit.

    While relaxing in the lagoon, you can order drinks directly from our in-water bar and have them charged to your wristband. We offer a selection of non-alcoholic beverages as well as alcoholic drinks.

    Please note that food is not served inside the lagoon. However, our inviting Bistro & Bar welcomes you before or after bathing, offering nourishing meals, local flavors, and both hot and cold drinks. A grab-and-go section is also available for lighter options.

    For the safety of all visitors, intoxicated guests will not be allowed to enter the lagoon.

Special events & Private Bookings

  • From time to time, Reykjaböð hosts special events designed to enrich the guest experience. Whether it is live music, seasonal gatherings, or unique wellness activities in our geothermal setting. Announcements about upcoming events will be shared on our website and social media channels.

  • Reykjaböð can be reserved for exclusive private events, with space to welcome up to 300 guests. 

    The Greenhouse Lounge and Bathhouse Experience, ideal for private groups of up to 80 people seeking a more intimate gathering.

    For inquiries and tailored event planning, please contact us at info@reykjabod.is. Our team will be happy to help create a memorable experience for your group.