Woman walking in a hot tub in a Viking ship at the Hauganes Hot Tubs in Hauganes, Iceland

Hauganes Hot Tubs in Iceland: Everything You Need to Know

The northern coastline of Iceland is full of hidden gems, from tiny fishing villages and stunning fjords to rugged volcanic craters and natural hot springs. One of the best places to enjoy the Land of Fire and Ice’s geothermal activity in northern Iceland is at the Hauganes Hot Tubs, a unique series of pools (including one that looks like a Viking ship!) in a small fishing village, overlooking the Eyjafjörður fjord and the surrounding snow-capped mountains.  So if you want to soak in these beautiful pools yourself, here’s everything you need to know about the Hauganes Hot Tubs in northern Iceland.

Woman sitting in the Fosslaug Hot Springs with a river and farmland in the background along the Ring Road of Iceland

Fosslaug Hot Spring in Iceland: Everything You Need to Know

Iceland is known for its sprawling glaciers, epic mountainscapes, and steaming hot springs. One of the most underrated hot springs in the country is Fosslaug, tucked away in the rolling hills of Icelandic farmlands, near the country’s northern coast along the Ring Road. This small natural hot spring sits along the rushing Huseyjarkvisl River, right near the brink of the beautiful Reykjafoss waterfall. So if you want to visit Fosslaug for yourself, here’s everything you need to know about visiting this cozy hot spring in northern Iceland.

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