Geosea - Geothermal Sea Baths
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Geosea - Geothermal Sea Baths

Outdoor bath · Northeast ·

Mineral-rich geothermal seawater baths with stunning bay views

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Geosea - Geothermal Sea Baths by null
Geosea - Geothermal Sea Baths by null
Geosea - Geothermal Sea Baths by null
Geosea - Geothermal Sea Baths by null
Geosea - Geothermal Sea Baths by null
Geosea - Geothermal Sea Baths by null
Geosea - Geothermal Sea Baths by null
Geosea - Geothermal Sea Baths by null
Geosea - Geothermal Sea Baths by null
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Geosea - Geothermal Sea Baths by null
Geosea - Geothermal Sea Baths by null
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Geosea - Geothermal Sea Baths by null
Geosea - Geothermal Sea Baths by null
Geosea - Geothermal Sea Baths by null
Geosea - Geothermal Sea Baths by null

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Vitaslóð 1, 640, Húsavík, Iceland Get directions

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Vitaslóð 1, 640, Húsavík, Iceland Get directions

+354 464 1210
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"Seeking a more transcendent and secluded experience, I ventured to a remarkable cliffside pool in Húsavík—a remote northeastern fishing village on the coast of the Greenlandic Sea—where a dramatic entranceway submerged in a grassy hilltop signaled an ode to Nordic design rather than just another rustic geothermal bolthole. Designed by Icelandic firm Basalt, the undulating concrete structure fuses with the landscape and opens to the ocean, visually merging with five joined geothermal infinity pools. The piping-hot water—a silken mix from both sea and land—continuously circulates and requires no chlorine, and my road-trip aches vanished as I soaked in views of the mountain range to the west, Skjálfandi Bay below, and the Arctic Circle on the horizon. During the seemingly endless summer daylight, it’s a prime spot to watch the midnight sun, and as the newest place on the swim scene, it feels both transcendent and deeply connected to the area’s centuries-old use of geothermal heat for bathing." - Mosha Lundström Halbert

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Katherina F.

Google
Had a great day in this thermal bath. Beautiful view with three pools with different temperatures. The bar offers a nice variety of drinks and the pay system with the bracelet is very uncomplicated. Would wish for showers with more privacy. Loved the amenities, such as shampoo etc.

Yi B.

Google
Lovely spa with heated seawater. Water temperature could be warmer (we were there on a rainy and cold afternoon in September). Sauna room was small but nice and hot. We had reservations, and check-in was easy and smooth. Staff was helpful, and both changing room, shower and locker area were well liked and clean. There is one private changing room for people who need some privacy as well. Overall a lovely experience for our family.

david S.

Google
Loved these baths, low key vibe. The views were breath taking with the infinity pool effect. Easy to grab drinks. Several pools with different temperatures with the hottest one by the bar. Electronic wristband lockers to keep all your stuff safe. A must visit if you are Husavik!

Agnieszka S.

Google
Water temperature range between 36-40 degrees, but we didn’t see any signs about it anywhere, so it felt a bit like I burnt myself when I first walked straight in to the 40 degrees section. (Which was rather empty most of the time, and the coldest areas were still a bit too hot in my personal opinion). Nice views and friendly staff, a bar with soft and alcoholic drinks available. Changing rooms / shower facilities clean and look quite new, shampoo/shower gel/conditioner (by an Icelandic brand Soley) available, as well as hair dryers and vanity table for those who want to touch up their makeup. Towels are not included in the ticket, which takes away from the “spa” kind of vibe and makes it feel a bit more like a public swimming pool. Could use a swim suit drying machine in the changing rooms (the spin thingy that’s available pretty much everywhere in Iceland)

Stefanie G.

Google
We decided spontaneously to visit GeoSea in Húsavík, and we were welcomed with such warmth and friendliness right from the start. The experience was absolutely wonderful – the three different warm pools, each with its own temperature, were all very comfortable and relaxing. And of course, the view is simply unbeatable. We truly enjoyed our time there and had a beautiful, memorable day.

Cecilia Z.

Google
Big hot springs with naturally hot ocean water. There are four pools: one small one very cold, one at an average temperature, and two warmer ones (38-39 degrees I heard). A bit pricey, but very good experience. Good changing rooms, showers with shower gel-shampoo-conditioner available (and also body lotion), and sinks to wash swimsuits. There is an indoor area in case you do not want to pay for the pools and just sit down at the bar area. The bar is also accessible directly from the hot swimming pool. Quite a lot of people, but the pools are bog enough that it did not feel crowded. Amazing location out of the town and with view directly on the ocean. Recommended!

Audrey C.

Google
Honest review: amazing place! We went at 9pm on July 5 2025. There were quite a few people but the space is so big that you don’t feel it. The swim up bar is nice, and the prices are acceptable! We loved it at 9pm because the Sun was setting, it was beautiful. The place is really clean, with great showers. Would 100% recommend. **The only « negative » thing we have to say, is that there was a fish smell in the pool (especially in the less heated one and at the swim up bar). Honestly the smell was really intense… we don’t know if it’s normal or if its because of the geo-water. In this case, they should mention to guests just to let them know if it’s normal, because the smell raised some cleanliness questions for us.

Arsenii K.

Google
DREAM visit for us because we actually saw bottlenose whales from there jumping completely out of the water! We visited after the whale watching tour where we saw many big whales but this view from here was impressive and unforgettable. It made us happy and made the whole Iceland trip worth it. We wish you these emotions, too! Around lunchtime there weren’t many people, some baths were completely empty. Price is better then most places. Best baths in Iceland.