Guðrúnarlaug Hot Spring
I DO NOT RECOMMEND it in winter - the water is cold, so we were more of a swimmer than a swimmer (the temperature felt like -4°C during the day). But the place is nice, and the changing rooms are a plus. But it's not worth driving 1.5 hours specifically for this.
Great experience, magnificent site with a view of the waterfall on one side and the valley on the other, the water was just warm (around 30 degrees) but beware of algae!!!
Dirty, full of trash, and the campsite shouldn't even be called that. At the end of the world – with dilapidated houses... maybe it was nice 50 years ago.
Everything you'd expect from a free public bath. The water is just warm enough to be pleasant in winter. There's a small changing cabin available. …
Easily accessible, really only 100m from the free parking lot. Unfortunately, very algae-covered and only lukewarm.
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