Thermal baths in Flúðir
Flúðir is a village in south Iceland, about 80 km east of Reykjavík and close to the Golden Circle route. Two warm-spring baths are listed here: the Secret Lagoon on the edge of the village, and Hrunalaug's small pools on a farm about 3 km to the east. About 20 km north, Strokkur erupts every 10 minutes or so in the Geysir geothermal area, with Gullfoss waterfall a few kilometres further on.
- Baths2
- Water38 to 40°
Baths in Flúðir compared
Entry, swimwear rules, age limits and ticket type, side by side.
| Bath | Entry | Swimwear and rules | Age | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1HrunalaugFlúðir |
| Bring your own bathing suit and towel; towels can be rented for 1,000 ISK. | none stated | Timed slots, book ahead |
| 2Secret LagoonFlúðir |
| Swimwear made for swimming only. Showering without a swimsuit before entering is mandatory. | none stated | Timed slots, book ahead |
Every bath in Flúðir
Open all year unless the hours say otherwise.
1Hrunalaug
Hot spring, Flúðir · The stones in and around the pool are very slippery: no running or climbing. Snow and ice on the path from the car park in winter. No glass, no drones, no dogs near the pool. The pool has dried up in a very dry spell. Not accessible for wheelchair users.
Hrunalaug is three small pools fed by a warm spring on the farm Ás outside Flúðir, owned by the same family since the 1890s: the oldest was built around 1890 for laundry and bathing, the second in 1935 for washing sheep against scab.
2Secret Lagoon
Thermal bath, Flúðir
Gamla Laugin, which the operator calls Iceland’s oldest swimming pool, was built in 1891 beside the hot springs at Flúðir, with Litli Geysir erupting a few steps away every few minutes.
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