Reykjavik · MASSAGE & RELAXATION
12 reviewed
This is the shortlist we’d hand a friend flying into Keflavik: the 12 spa & relaxation sessions worth booking, each with its price, its traveller verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Sky Lagoon’s oceanfront geothermal pass includes a 7-step ritual, infinity-pool views, and options for private or shared changing facilities near Reykjavík.
“spa was very nice and thr whole experience was great from start to finish.Like everywhere in Iceland things were a bit pricey but you get used to that in Iceland.”
Snorkel in Silfra’s crystal glacial water, then drive to Laugarvatn Fontana for geothermal baths, saunas, and steam. Small-group.
“What an experience! Highly recommend this, definitely unique. Our guide Quim was the best, checking on everyone throughout the tour. Great pics!”
Small-group Golden Circle from Reykjavik with Hveragerði, Kerið crater, and Hvammsvík Hot Springs entry plus Wi-Fi pickup.
“The tour hits most of the golden circle attractions. The guide shares lots of information along the way. Ending at the private hot springs really sets this one apart. A perfect ending to a great day. Bus is very comfortable and clean. Highly recommended.”
Private transfer to Sky Lagoon in Reykjavik plus hotel pickup, towel, and the Sky Ritual at geothermal pools with sauna and ocean views.
“Better overall experience than the Blue Lagoon. If you are short on time, we would recommend going to the Sky Lagoon instead of the Blue Lagoon. The Sky Lagoon is easier to get to, less crowded and generally less expensive.”
Golden Circle from Reykjavik with Strokkur, Gullfoss, Þingvellir, then Fontana geothermal baths plus rye bread baked in hot springs.
“It was a really luxurious experience! Gorgeous mountains, it’s not crowded at all, amazing pools and most wonderful steam room”
Golden Circle classics plus Sky Lagoon geothermal spa from Reykjavik, with pickup, WiFi, and the Skjól ritual included for $227.
“Wonderful, well organised trip. Topped by a wonderful tour guide and driver! Good fun and very informative!”
South Iceland small-group day from Reykjavík: Skógafoss, glacier walk, black sand beach, Seljalandsfoss, then Sky Lagoon spa.
“Wonderful and informative tour of the South Coast! The bus was comfortable -- though missing charging cables for your phones (I only mention this for folks to save their batteries for all the photos they will take!) You go through some beautiful wild countriny in Iceland.Bring water proof rain jackets for the water falls -- you can walk behind one of them and both are heavy on the mist. The black sand beach was my favorite and I could have sat there watching the water next to those incredible basalt columns all day. Ending the tour with a trip to Sky Lagoon was the BEST way to end the day.…”
Golden Circle sights plus Secret Lagoon soak in one 9.5-hour day. Pickup, small group, English guide, and hot springs included.
“Rich was enthusiastic and informative. Stops were well timed so didn’t feel rushed and all were beautiful. Lovely relaxing end at the secret lagoon which wasn’t too crowded. Definitely recommend this tour.”
Blue Lagoon Retreat Spa: 5 hours for two with private suite, quiet Retreat Lagoon, Ritual masks, sauna and steam cave.
Snorkel at Silfra’s between-continents rift, then warm up at Sky Lagoon with the 7-step Sky Ritual. Self-drive combo near Reykjavik.
“A brilliant two part experience. Thanks to Ignis our snorkelling guide, and looked after us brilliantly. A unique experience, with stunningly clear water, and other than some cold hands we stayed warm and dry. Finishing the day with a beautiful evening at the Sky Lagoon”
West Iceland waterfalls and hot springs, then soak in Krauma SPA on a small-group minibus from Reykjavík.
“What a way to end our 15 days in the island!! Antton was great!! He took us the the places we had miss during our travels through the island!! Krauma Spa was amazing and the food at restaurant excellent!!!”
One day in Iceland: Þingvellir, Geysir, Gullfoss, then soak at Fontana Geothermal Spa with guide, Wi‑Fi, and pickup in Reykjavik.
“Bit rushed but that was expected in order to pack a lot of sightseeing. Main issue is the pick up, despite the hotel pick up option (with extra charge per each person) the actual pick up is not at the hotel. Reykjavik old town is relatively small hencRead more”
