Western Fjords Hot Pools Trail

Hot springs trail Ísafjarðarbær, Vestfirðir, Iceland

What to expect

The Western Fjords Hot Pools Trail is a scenic route that features several natural geothermal pools in the Westfjords of Iceland. One of the most popular pools is Hellulaug, a beautiful hot geothermal pool located on the beach under a big rock, with a temperature of around 38°C and a depth of 60 cm. Another pool is Reykjafjarðarlaug, a natural geothermal pool with a temperature of around 45°C, located in a hot stream that has been jammed by rocks. The Westfjords also has an abundance of easily accessible natural pools, making it a great destination for those looking to relax in a hot pool surrounded by nature. Visitors can enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding fjords and landscapes while soaking in the warm waters

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Into the Heart of Iceland: Three Self Guided Iceland Adventures

Into the Heart of Iceland: Three Self Guided Iceland Adventures
This family's experience:

Activities: We hopped in and out of different hot pools on a road trip around the Western Fjords. We sat in a hot pool by the sea in Drangsnes, ran naked across a field and jumped in a natural spring bubbling up in a field at Heydalur, tried to swim lengths in a large geothermally heated swimming pool at Reykjanes, and plunged in next to a wizard’s hut at Laugarholl

Highlights: The kids loved the variety of hot pools and the chance to experience the unique Icelandic culture. We all enjoyed the relaxation and the stunning scenery ✨