Top Steam Baths & Saunas in Iceland

I suggest visiting Krauma in the morning around 9 AM. It's way less crowded then, and you can really soak in the views without people bumping into you

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 your own snacks and water. The cafe there is a bit pricey for what you get, and you can save some cash by munching on what you brought.

I think you should definitely try the seaweed wraps. They were super relaxing and a nice addition to the geothermal experience. Just keep in mind, they can take a while to book up, so reserve ahead!

I suggest checking the weather before you go. There were some strong winds on my visit that made it hard to enjoy the outdoor pools, so a little planning ahead helped.

I recommend getting there right when it opens at 10 AM to beat the crowds. It was way more chill when I arrived early, and I had the pools mostly to myself for a bit.

Bring your own snacks! There’s not much close by, and the prices at the little cafe are higher than expected. I ended up spending way too much on a simple sandwich

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.

I recommend checking the weather beforehand; if it's windy, the experience might not be as cozy. Plus, it can be quite chilly walking to and from the tubs!

I suggest you bring your own snacks and drinks. The refreshments can get a bit pricey, and having a little picnic by the tubs makes it even more enjoyable.

Make sure to arrive around 5 PM. It usually gets less crowded then, and you'll get to enjoy the sunset while relaxing in the hot tubs

I recommend bringing your own towel and water bottle to Snorralaug. It can save you a few bucks on rentals. Trust me, I forgot my towel and ended up spending more than I planned!