Top SPAs in Iceland

Don't skip on the wellness area; the sauna and steam room are totally worth it. I spent a good chunk of time there and it was so relaxing!

Pack your own towel if you can; it’ll save you some cash because they charge for rentals.

I recommend going in the late afternoon, around 5 PM. The lighting is gorgeous and it’s usually less crowded, giving you more space to relax.

Keep an eye on the weather. It can be unpredictable, and dress in layers to stay comfy before and after your soak.

Bring a waterproof phone case or bag. You’ll want to snap pics, but the humidity can be rough on your devices.

Pro tip: grab your towel and robe from home! They charge extra for rentals, so bring your own to save some cash.

My advice is to try out the steam baths first before hitting the hot springs. It really helps to relax your muscles and makes the experience more enjoyable.

My advice is to bring a swimsuit and a towel from your hotel. The rental fees for them are a bit pricy, and you can save some cash.

If you're a fan of the sauna, try to time your visit around 3 PM. That's when it's less crowded and you can truly unwind.