Myvatn Nature Baths

Discover Myvatn Nature Baths, a less crowded alternative to Iceland's Blue Lagoon. Unwind in the healing geothermal waters and steam baths set against the striking beauty of Lake Myvatn in North Iceland.

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Experience the soothing effects of geothermal waters at Mývatn Nature Baths, surrounded by Iceland’s dramatic volcanic landscapes.
Unwind in two spacious geothermal baths filled with mineral-rich water sourced from 2,500 meters beneath the earth’s surface.
Relax in geothermal steam baths with panoramic windows offering stunning views over Lake Mývatn.
Get a free map of the Mývatn area at reception to guide your adventures beyond the baths.
Fun fact: Lake Mývatn is a birdwatcher’s paradise, home to over 100 bird species, including colorful tufted ducks and Arctic terns in summer.

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Experience the soothing effects of geothermal waters at Mývatn Nature Baths, surrounded by Iceland’s dramatic volcanic landscapes.
Unwind in two spacious geothermal baths filled with mineral-rich water sourced from 2,500 meters beneath the earth’s surface.
Relax in geothermal steam baths with panoramic windows offering stunning views over Lake Mývatn.
Get a free map of the Mývatn area at reception to guide your adventures beyond the baths.
Fun fact: Lake Mývatn is a birdwatcher’s paradise, home to over 100 bird species, including colorful tufted ducks and Arctic terns in summer.

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€49.86

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Lucas

Oct 2025

5/5

Went with my girlfriend at sunset, and it started SNOWING, which was wild. Floating in the warm water while snowflakes hit your face = pure magic. Not too crowded either, maybe because it was a Tuesday night? Bring a hat for the walk in/out, trust me.