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Myvatn Nature Baths

A man-made lagoon fed by geothermal water near Lake Mývatn, known as the North’s answer to the Blue Lagoon.

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About Myvatn Nature Baths

A man-made lagoon fed by geothermal water near Lake Mývatn, known as the North’s answer to the Blue Lagoon. Silica-rich pools, cold plunge areas, and northern-light-friendly skies define the experience.

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Blue Lagoon

The Blue Lagoon is a geothermal bathing lagoon in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula. Its water comes from a natural geothermal reservoir, but the surface lagoon originated through human industrial activity.

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Deildartunguhver

Deildartunguhver is a high-discharge geothermal spring in Borgarfjörður, West Iceland. It combines a conspicuous natural hot-water source with a major role in district heating and a remarkably specialised plant habitat.

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Drangsnes Hot Pots

Simple seaside hot pots in Drangsnes with views over Steingrimsfjordur.