Hvammsvik Hot Springs: Admission Package

Capital Region of Iceland, Reykjavik



Escape into Iceland's pristine wilderness and discover Hvammsvik, a serene geothermal sanctuary. Immerse yourself in warm waters surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty and rejuvenate yourself.

Hvammsvik Hot Springs near Reykjavik – ideal for relaxation and nature lovers

Hvammsvik Hot Springs is a geothermal oasis located about 45 minutes from Reykjavik, suitable for visitors seeking both relaxation and outdoor adventure.

Highlights

  • Experience remote wilderness surroundings
  • Soak in therapeutic geothermal springs with warm waters
  • Enjoy natural landscapes including mountains, valleys, and rivers
  • See the Northern Lights and Midnight Sun throughout the year

Description

Set within Iceland's rugged wilderness, Hvammsvik Hot Springs offers natural hot pools heated by the Earth’s core, providing a soothing escape any time of year. Whether visiting during snow-covered winters or endless summer days, the geothermal waters create a calming experience.

The hot springs are surrounded by dramatic scenery, including towering mountains and verdant valleys. Visitors can relax in the pools or explore the nearby hiking trails that reveal panoramic views and hidden waterfalls. Birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts will also find opportunities to observe native species in their habitats.

Hvammsvik blends peaceful relaxation with outdoor activities, encouraging visitors to disconnect from daily life and reconnect with nature’s rhythms. The combination of therapeutic waters and striking surroundings creates a lasting sense of calm.

The site also features Stormur Bistro, serving dishes prepared from Icelandic ingredients. The bistro is walk-in only and open daily from 11:30 to 19:30. From June 1 to August 20, opening hours extend from 12:00 to 20:30.

Includes

  • Classic package or comfort package (depending on option chosen)
  • Classic package: admission to Hot Springs facilities
  • Comfort package: admission, rental towel and wading shoes per person, and 1 drink at the swim-up bar

Excludes

  • Swimsuit rental (available on arrival if required)
  • Towel and wading shoe rental (available on arrival if booking classic package)
  • Food and drinks (except the included drink in comfort package)
  • Transportation to the location
  • Food and drinks at Stormur Bistro

Important Information

  • Entrance age limit: 10 years and above. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or older.
  • Guests are encouraged to bring their own swimsuits, towels, and wading shoes.
  • Rental of towels, wading shoes, and swimsuits is available on site if needed.
  • Check local regulations and weather conditions before your visit due to the remote location.
  • Plan accommodations and amenities in advance, as options are limited nearby.

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For the best experience, bring your own swimsuit and appropriate footwear, and consider visiting during clear weather to enjoy the Northern Lights or Midnight Sun. Booking in advance is recommended, especially in summer months.

Frequently Asked Questions

Hvammsvik Hot Springs is about a 45-minute drive northwest from Reykjavik in Iceland's wilderness.
You can relax in geothermal hot pools while enjoying natural landscapes including mountains, valleys, and rivers near Reykjavik.
Yes, Hvammsvik Hot Springs offers good opportunities to view the Northern Lights, especially during clear winter nights.
Yes, it combines therapeutic geothermal pools with access to wilderness hiking and nature experiences near Reykjavik.
Booking an admission package is recommended to ensure entry and access to the geothermal pools.
The hot springs have naturally heated waters ranging around 37–40°C, ideal for therapeutic soaking.
The Midnight Sun can be seen during the summer months near Reykjavik, usually from late May to mid-July.
Yes, basic changing facilities and showers are available for visitors at Hvammsvik Hot Springs.
Hvammsvik is located in a fairly remote natural area, offering a more secluded experience about 45 minutes from Reykjavik.

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