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When most travelers think of an Iceland spa vacation, the iconic Blue Lagoon is often the first image that comes to mind — that ethereal, milky-blue water surrounded by black lava fields is certainly unforgettable. But here’s something many visitors don’t know: Iceland is full of natural geothermal spas, and the Blue Lagoon isn’t the only — or necessarily the best — place to soak, relax, and reconnect.

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Why You Shouldn’t Plan Around Just One Spa

Due to ongoing volcanic activity on the Reykjanes Peninsula, the Blue Lagoon occasionally closes without much notice. If your itinerary hinges on a visit there, you may be left scrambling.

The good news? Iceland’s geothermal magic isn’t limited to one place. From north to south, hot springs and wellness experiences await in every region — often with fewer crowds, more dramatic scenery, and deeper cultural roots.

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What Makes Iceland’s Nature Spas Different?

In the U.S., “spa” usually means a day pass to a wellness center or a luxury hotel experience. In Iceland, it means warm waters bubbling from the earth, fresh air, dramatic landscapes, and time-honored traditions of soaking, steaming, and stillness.

Some of the most beloved geothermal spa experiences include:

  • Hvammsvík Nature Baths – Offers eight natural hot springs on the edge of The Atlantic Ocean.

  • Húsavík Geosea Baths – Overlooking Skjálfandi Bay, where you can soak while spotting whales.

  • Krossneslaug – A remote oceanside hot pool where the mountains meet the Arctic Ocean.

  • Vök Baths – Unique floating pools in East Iceland’s Lake Urriðavatn.

  • Laugarvatn Fontana – Steam baths built over natural hot springs, rooted in tradition.

These geothermal spas are woven into daily life and Icelandic wellness culture. They offer more than just relaxation — they invite you to connect with the land, your breath, and your body.

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But What If You’re Craving More Than a Soak?

For women seeking not just rest, but renewal, an Iceland spa vacation can be the beginning of a deeper journey.

At Green Edventures, we invite women to step beyond the tourist trail into an immersive Hot Springs & Mindfulness Retreat in North Iceland. This isn’t a spa day — it’s a soulful experience of self-care, transformation, and reconnection with the natural world.

  • Float into deep relaxation during guided flotation therapy sessions.

  • Learn to overcome fear and discomfort as you step into the Arctic Ocean — then into warm pools.

  • Align your energy during sound bathing workshops led by Icelandic healers.

  • Discover your destiny during a rune reading at the quirky and powerful Museum of Prophecies.

  • Witness the northern lights in a place that still feels sacred and untouched.

This journey is designed by women, for women — especially those in midlife who are ready to say yes to something that’s just for them. You’ll travel with like-minded women who aren’t chasing Instagram moments but are instead craving connection, purpose, and peace.

 

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