Enjoy a traditional soak in sulfur-rich waters, warmed year-round. You might spot the Northern Lights mid-soak.
Enjoy a traditional soak in sulfur-rich waters, warmed year-round. You might spot the Northern Lights mid-soak.
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Secret Lagoon's geothermal pool is constantly replenished by water from nearby hot springs, keeping the temperature steady at around 38-40°C (100-104°F). This natural flow means the water stays clean, clear, and mineral-rich without needing artificial treatments.
Winter season timings: October 1-May 31: 10am-7pm daily
Summer season timings: June 1-September 30: 10am-8pm daily
Holiday season timings: December 24 and 31: 10am-6pm
Please note: Secret Lagoon hot spring will be closed for renovation from May 12-May 22.
Best time to visit: The Secret Lagoon at Fludir is a year-round destination. Summer brings lush greenery and extended daylight, while winter offers a contrast of hot water and cold air with the possibility of Northern Lights. For fewer crowds, visit in the early morning or late afternoon, regardless of the season.
Secret Lagoon opening hoursAddress: Hvammsvegur, 845 Flúðir, Iceland
Getting there:
While the Secret Lagoon doesn't have an on-site restaurant, nearby options in Flúðir provide hearty Icelandic meals:
Located steps away from the Secret Lagoon, Garður Stay Inn is a charming guesthouse closely tied to the history of the lagoon. It offers:
Hotels near Secret Lagoon Iceland:
The Golden Circle is Iceland's most popular tourist route, featuring Geysir Geothermal Area, Thingvellir Park, and Gullfoss Waterfall. A Golden Circle tour with Secret Lagoon is a perfect way to see Iceland's natural wonders, from erupting geysers to glacial cascades and tectonic landscapes.
Golden Circle tours
Located near Lake Urriðavatn in East Iceland, Vok Baths is known for its floating geothermal pools offering panoramic lake views. The mineral-rich water of Vok Baths is naturally drinkable, adding a unique touch to your soak.
Vok Baths tickets
The Blue Lagoon, located near Keflavík Airport, is famous for its milky-blue geothermal waters enriched with silica and minerals. Surrounded by volcanic landscapes, it offers luxurious spa treatments, swim-up bars, and serene relaxation areas.
Blue Lagoon ticketsAlthough walk-ins are occasionally available, booking Secret Lagoon tickets in advance is strongly recommended, especially during the busy June to August travel season. This guarantees your spot and helps you avoid unnecessary wait times.
The 10-hour Golden Circle & Secret Lagoon tour, Iceland, includes entry to the Secret Lagoon and other Golden Circle attractions, guided by an English-speaking expert. Enjoy free bus transfers, an audio guide in 10 languages, and convenient pick-up from your hotel or meeting point. This all-inclusive package ensures a stress-free journey through Iceland's iconic sights and geothermal relaxation.
Children are welcome at the Secret Lagoon but must always be supervised by an adult. The hot water and natural surroundings may not be ideal for very young kids, so use discretion when planning your visit.
There's no strict time limit for how long you can stay. On average, visitors spend 1.5 to 2 hours enjoying the lagoon, but you're free to soak and relax at your own pace.
While the Secret Lagoon is quieter and more intimate than larger spas like the Blue Lagoon, it can still become busy during peak hours. Consider planning your Secret Lagoon trip early in the morning or late in the afternoon when crowds are usually smaller to enjoy a more peaceful experience.
Yes, photography is allowed, but guests are expected to respect others' privacy. Avoid taking photos of other visitors without their permission, and be cautious when using devices near water.
The Secret Lagoon in Iceland has accessible facilities, but the natural pool's uneven terrain may pose challenges.
The Secret Lagoon is located in Flúðir, about 105 kilometers (65 miles) from Reykjavik. It's roughly a 1.5-hour drive, making it an easy day trip or a great stop along the Golden Circle route.