Hot Spring & Cool Glacier

Starting the day off early with a Reykjavik pickup of you desire based on your accommodation of choice or one of Reykjavik´´ s bus stops, driving out of the city and through the Geysir Hot Spring area with its boiling mud pits and spouting hot springs, we head straight toward Langjökull Glacier for a snowmobile tour. After a brief security lesson with your guide, we set our course to our very Ice Cave. It's a 70-meter tunnel which we dug straight into the iceblock to take a better look into the 400-year old history. The surrounding snowfields will take your breath away while you enjoy the thrill of dashing across Europe’s second largest glacier.

Secret Lagoon
After a thrilling ride to the glacier, there is probably nothing more relaxing and body warming then taking a dip in one of Iceland’s most loved geothermal pool. We’ll take you near the small village of Flúðir where we will ease into a secret outdoor lagoon, a natural hot spring, for a luxurious bath to soothe all our cares away.

The Secret Lagoon offer brand new facilities next to the hot spring with segregated showers for women and men, bar and eating area. Please note that they do not serve food daily, but offer snacks and drinks for purchase. Entry fee to the Lagoon is included in our tour price.

Secret Lagoon natural hot springs are located in the small village called Fludir and are in the Golden Circle area. It has been kept natural and unique for guests so they can get the true Icelandic feeling. The pool’s natural surroundings and steam rising into the air gives the place a magical feeling. The warm water stays at 38-40 Celsius all year. In the whole area, there are several geothermal spots and a little Geysir which erupts every 5 minutes, showing off for the guests relaxing in the hot spring. During winter, the northern lights often give a great light show above Secret Lagoon. What better way to view the spectacular light show overhead than relaxing in the pool’s warm water?

Around The Secret Lagoon, You Find Several Hot Spots. A Walking Path Is Built For Our Guests So They Can Have A Closer Look At The Boiling, Spouting Hot Springs.