📜 One of Iceland's oldest geothermal swimming pools, nestled in a remote valley.
🔍 Offers a unique, rustic bathing experience amidst stunning natural scenery.
🏞️ Experience a historic outdoor geothermal pool
🚶♀️ Enjoy a scenic hike to a secluded natural attraction
📸 Capture breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains
✨ Connect with nature in an off-the-beaten-path location
⚠️ Requires a 15-20 minute hike on uneven, muddy paths
🥶 Water temperature can vary and often be lukewarm, not hot
🚿 Very basic facilities with no showers, toilets, or modern amenities
♿ Not wheelchair accessible
The pool is fed by a natural hot spring, but the water temperature varies and can be lukewarm, especially when mixed with colder glacial runoff. It's a rustic experience, not a resort-style hot spring.
Accessible year-round, weather permitting. Winter access can be challenging due to snow and ice. There are no official operating hours; it's generally open 24/7.
Admission to Seljavallalaug is completely free of charge.
A small parking area is available at the start of the hiking trail.
Appropriate footwear is highly recommended for the hike.
Remember to pack out all your rubbish to preserve the natural environment.