Relax in the hot springs of Krauma with mountain views

Krauma is a modern geothermal spa in West Iceland, about 1.5 hours north-west of Reykjavik. The facility uses hot water directly from Deildartunguhver, Europe's most powerful hot spring with a temperature of around 100°C. This is mixed with cold spring water from the Ok region to reach the ideal bathing temperature. Five warm pools with different temperatures, a cold plunge pool and two steam baths are available. The relaxation room with fireplace offers additional space to unwind. The surroundings are characterised by lava fields, steaming springs and typically Icelandic nature.

Krauma is close to Reykholt and easy to reach with a hire car. Car parks are located right next to the facility. The design is modern and kept very clean, and there are changing rooms with showers. Reservations are recommended, especially during the high season, as the spa is very popular at peak times. It tends to be quieter in the morning or around 7pm. This spot is ideal for a relaxing stopover on a round trip through West Iceland or as a destination after active days in the region. An on-site restaurant complements the offer with local ingredients.