Seljavallalaug

Seljavallalaug is the oldest man-made hot spring in all of Iceland. It was built in the early 1920s, and not much has changed about the place since, other than the new pool that was put in back in 1990. The old pool doesn’t tend to run as hot as some of the other springs in Iceland—typically, it tends to run somewhere between 70-85˚F (20-30˚C). This makes it more like a swimming pool than like a geothermal hot spring. However, pool is free to swim in, and you’ll have no complaints about the view! Where to Go: Seljavallalaug, Skogar, Vik and Myrdalsjokull, Iceland