Enjoy a relaxing half‑day escape from Reykjavík with a direct bus transfer to Hvammsvík Hot Springs — voted the #1 place to visit in the world by TimeOut. After a scenic 45‑minute drive, immerse yourself in eight natural hot springs located on a 1,200‑acre private estate at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. Experience geothermal water blending with seawater, dramatic mountain views, wildlife, and a peaceful atmosphere far from the city.
Highlights
- Direct bus transfer from Reykjavík
- Eight natural hot springs with ocean views
- Steam cave, outdoor relaxation areas & ocean access
- Unique geothermal–seawater blend for optimal water quality
- Historic location dating back to Viking settlement
- Seasonal wildlife, coastal scenery & northern lights potential
- Bistro on site with light dishes inspired by local nature
What’s Included
- Bus fare
- Admission to Hvammsvík Hot Springs
- WiFi on board
- All fees and taxes
Exclusions
- Food and drinks (available for purchase at Stormur Bistro & Bar)
Practical Info
This experience lasts 4 hours and 30 minutes and can be booked up to 2 hours before departure. Bus pickup from selected Reykjavík hotels begins 30 minutes before departure time. Hvammsvík offers eight hot springs, a steam cave, ocean access, and outdoor changing facilities inspired by local history.
Meeting & Pickup
Pickup is offered from multiple hotels in Reykjavík. Pickup begins 30 minutes before departure. Meeting points will be shown during checkout.
What to Bring
- Swimsuit
- Towel
- Wading shoes (optional) All items can be rented on site. Guests are encouraged to stay hydrated — free still water is available at the bar, and refill stations are provided.
Accessibility
Reception area is wheelchair accessible. Hot springs are not wheelchair accessible. Minimum age: 10 years. No public transportation nearby.
Cancellation
Refund available if cancelled at least 1 day and 12 hours before the event.
Additional Info
Hvammsvík is known for its wildlife, including over 30 bird species, roaming summer sheep, and occasional Arctic fox sightings. Northern lights are visible during winter evenings. The estate’s history dates back to Viking settlement, recorded in Landnáma.
