Is The Secret Lagoon Iceland man-made?

Is The Secret Lagoon Iceland man-made? The Secret Lagoon is a man-made pool fed by naturally occurring hot springs located at Hverahólmi, the geothermal area next to the village of Flúðir in southern Iceland. It is the oldest pool in the country, and one of the most popular for locals and tourists alike.

Is Sky Lagoon naturally heated?

Iceland's newest man-made lagoon, The Sky Lagoon opened in 2021. It is naturally heated by geothermal activity, just like the Blue Lagoon and even though it is man-made, there's an ancient feel to the grottos and curvy stone infinity pool that looks out over the steely Atlantic Ocean.

Should I wear my bathing suit to the Blue Lagoon?

Are swim suits required at the Blue Lagoon? Bathing suits are worn in and around all areas of the bathing lagoon, including the sauna. You can bring your own, or rent them from reception. You can also rent towels and bathrobes.

How is Secret Lagoon heated?

The location of the Secret Lagoon is in a huge and very active hot spring area. That means the pool is fed by hot water from natural hot springs nearby. It consists of very clear ground water. So if you go there, you will see what most Icelanders think of when you say 'hot spring'.

Is Secret Lagoon Iceland worth it?

Compared to the Blue Lagoon, Sky Lagoon or Laugarvatn Fontana, the Secret Lagoon is probably the best in terms of price. The pros that this lagoon offers are that it is located in an ideal location, especially for those who want to relax after a trip in the Golden Circle and end the day with a swim.

How long can I stay in Secret Lagoon?

The Secret Lagoon entrance package is generous, as you can stay there as long as you want. However, most visitors stay there 1 to 2 hours. The pool is popular for good reason, it would be a real shame to go to the Golden Circle region without stopping there.

Can you swim in the Secret Lagoon?

YES! It is mandatory to shower without swimsuit before entering the lagoon. It is part of the Icelandic culture to do so and considered disrespectful if you do not shower. This rule is there for your health and safety as well, as we do not use any chemicals in the lagoon.

Is Secret Lagoon free?

The secret Lagoon entry price is: Adult (3,300 Kr), Child under 14 (FREE). The Blue Lagoon entry price is: Adult (from 11,990 Kr), Child under 14 (FREE with a paying adult). See here for the most up to date Secret Lagoon entry prices.

Does the Secret Lagoon smell?

Additionally, there are quite a few natural hot springs people can bathe in such as Landmannalaugar, The Secret Lagoon and Kerlingafjöll. The downside is the smell.

Is the Sky Lagoon real or fake?

Iceland's newest man-made lagoon, The Sky Lagoon opened in 2021. It is naturally heated by geothermal activity, just like the Blue Lagoon and even though it is man-made, there's an ancient feel to the grottos and curvy stone infinity pool that looks out over the steely Atlantic Ocean.

Does the Secret Lagoon smell of egg?

There, sulfuric compounds are the main characters, and everything smells like a million rotten eggs. Misunderstand us correctly; some people might feel like the Blue Lagoon doesn't smell like a bundle of roses! But it is a very apparent improvement from the rotten egg-ish bubbly pools located more inland.

Do they have towels at the Secret Lagoon?

Admission includes using our shower facilities, lockers and soaking in our geothermal lagoon, known as the oldest pool in Iceland. It is a one-way ticket. Extras such as towel and swimsuit rental, drinks and snacks are not included in the basic admission fee and can be purchased at reception.