Frost and Fire Hveragerdi

A unique and authentic experience in unspoiled nature.

From ^£56

Natural hot springs simmer directly below the steam rooms at this lakeside spa. It’s a natural and unique wellbeing experience – best followed by sinking into the outdoor hot tubs, taking a sauna and then wading into the cool lake from the warm black-sand beach.

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Europe’s most powerful hot spring – Deildartunguhver – has been harnessed at Krauma to create a stunning geothermal retreat with five warm baths and one cold, two saunas, a relaxation room with an open fire and a restaurant serving local farm produce.

From ^£43

Explore the magnificent lava tunnel Raufarhólshellir, one of the longest and best-known lava tubes in Iceland

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Discover glaciers, dramatic sandy coastlines and striking waterfalls and witness the effect of the 2010 eruption of the now dormant Eyjafjallajökull volcano.

From ^£300

Accompanied by an expert guide, explore the inside of a natural ice cave, carved and polished by water and wind into an extraordinary and ephemeral sculpture of blue ice. If you’re a keen photographer, this experience is a must!

From ^£188

Snowmobiling on the infamous Eyjafjalajokull glacier is the perfect length of time for first-time riders and individuals looking for a scenic, fun ride.

From ^£188

Located in Hvolsvollur, this high-tech, interactive exhibition vividly portrays the natural forces that have created and shaped Iceland over the last 20 million years. As well as learning about the Katla Geopark, you can watch live monitoring of Iceland’s active seismic sites.

From ^£31

Follow the North Atlantic coastline from Reykjavík into the volcanic and glacier-covered wonderland that is Iceland´s south coast.

From ^£106

Definitely one to book in advance, the Secret Lagoon is Iceland’s oldest swimming pool, built in 1891. Fed by the mineral-rich waters of Litli Geysir, the simple yet serene outdoor lagoon is a constant 38-40°C and is naturally replenished every 24 hours.

From ^£23