A visit to the incredible Sky Lagoon, Iceland's brand-new, infinity-edge geothermal pool, is the perfect add-on to any Reykjavik holiday. You'll be driven just 10 minutes from the centre of Reykjavik before arriving at Sky Lagoon, featuring ocean views, a swim-up bar and a seven-step hot and cold wellness ritual including plunge pools, saunas and steam rooms. It's a wonderfully relaxing way to spend an afternoon, and next year will open its own Sky Cafe, featuring local Icelandic dishes. It makes for an ideal add-on to any summer, autumn or winter itinerary, though is perhaps at its magical during the dark clutches of winter when – with luck – the illustrious Northern Lights make their entrance above the stormy Atlantic ocean.
Sky Lagoon excursion
To book call us on:
At a glance…
Soak above the Atlantic ocean in an incredible geothermal lagoon
» 4-hour excursions. Operates year-round.
» Price from: £85
This excursion is suitable for...
To book call us on:
At a glance…
Soak above the Atlantic ocean in an incredible geothermal lagoon
» 4-hour excursions. Operates year-round.
» Price from: £85
Related articles
Northern Lights or Midnight Sun
Journeys to the Arctic Circle are full of year-round adventure. While summer offers the opportunity to witness the everlasting glow of the Midnight Sun, a winter getaway could reward you with a dazzling display of the Northern Lights. Struggling to choose between them? Our experts delve deeper.
What 2024's 'Solar Maximum' means for the Northern Lights
Aurora hunters take note – 2024's 'Solar Maximum' means this is a year of heightened solar activity, making the Northern Lights especially bright and visible. We bring together the science behind the phenomenon and the reality on the ground when it comes to spotting this extraordinary phenomenon.