Krauma Geothermal Baths Admission
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Description
Relax beside mighty Deildartunguhver in six elegant natural pools, two saunas and a fireside relaxation room, where pure geothermal water meets cool glacial water from Rauðsgil.
Krauma transforms the raw power of West Iceland into a refined and wonderfully peaceful bathing experience. Water arrives from Deildartunguhver at around 100°C, then blends with cold water originating near Ok glacier to create comfortable pools without losing the direct connection to the landscape.
Move among five warm pools, refresh in the cold tub, enjoy the saunas and settle into the relaxation room beside the fireplace. The clear water, minimalist setting and closeness of the steaming hot spring give Krauma an intimate character that feels both luxurious and unmistakably Icelandic.
Admission is ideal as a restorative stop on a West Iceland road trip or as the centrepiece of an easy day around Reykholt, Hraunfossar and Borgarfjörður.
Choose your preferred time and give your Iceland journey a beautifully restorative pause.
What is included
- Timed admission to Krauma
- Access to five warm geothermal pools and one cold tub
- Use of the sauna and steam facilities
- Access to the fireside relaxation room
- Changing facilities and locker
What do I need to bring
- Swimwear
- Towel, unless you plan to rent one on location
- Voucher on your phone
- Comfortable clothes for after the bath
Good to know
Meeting point: On location at Deildartunguhver, 320 Reykholt.
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Arrive shortly before your selected entrance. Admission covers the bathing and relaxation facilities; towels, swimwear, bathrobes, drinks and restaurant purchases are separate unless explicitly included in your selected option.
Highlights
- Bathing beside Deildartunguhver, Europe’s most powerful hot spring
- Five warm pools balanced with pure glacial water
- A refreshing cold tub and calming sauna facilities
- A fireside relaxation room with soothing music
- An elegant wellness stop in the heart of West Iceland
Krauma Geothermal Baths Admission – Frequently Asked Questions
The hot water flows from neighbouring Deildartunguhver at around 100°C and is tempered with cold water from Rauðsgil, which originates near Ok glacier.
Admission includes five warm pools, a cold tub, sauna and steam facilities, changing rooms, a locker and the fireside relaxation room.
Around one hour is a useful minimum, while many guests choose a longer unhurried visit to alternate between the pools, sauna, cold tub and relaxation room.
They are not part of standard admission, but towels, swimwear and bathrobes can be rented on location. You are welcome to bring your own.
Yes. Children can visit with adults, and the current pricing separates children, teenagers and adults. Select the correct participant categories in the booking calendar.
Yes. The on-site restaurant focuses on fresh Icelandic ingredients and makes it easy to add lunch, dinner or refreshments to the visit. Food and drinks are purchased separately.
Krauma is approximately 97 kilometres from Reykjavík, near Reykholt in West Iceland. It pairs naturally with Deildartunguhver, Hraunfossar and other Borgarfjörður highlights.
The clear bathing water comes directly from one of Iceland’s great geothermal sources and is continuously renewed, while the pools, saunas and fireside room are designed around quiet relaxation rather than swimming laps.
Advance booking is recommended to secure your preferred entrance, especially during popular travel periods. The booking calendar shows the current dates, times and participant prices.