Krauma is a geothermal bath at Deildartunguhver near Reykholt, 97 km from Reykjavík, with six natural pools and adult entry at ISK 7,900 (krauma.is, read 7 November 2026). Its water comes straight from the Deildartunguhver hot spring and is cooled through heat exchangers, with no disinfectants added. This page contains partner links: if you book, we earn a commission at no cost to you.
Highlights
Deildartunguhver
The hot spring that feeds the baths; the page gives the location as Deildartunguhver, 320 Reykholt.
The six pools
Five hot pools and one cold pool, all natural.
The rest room
A relaxation room beside the pools with loungers, soft music and a fireplace.
The restaurant
A full kitchen serving light dishes, coffee and local ingredients, with outdoor tables when the weather allows.
Practical info
Tips
- Entry is ISK 7,900 for adults aged 17 and over, ISK 4,160 for teens 13 to 16, ISK 5,790 for seniors 67 and over and holders of a disability card, and ISK 500 for children 0 to 12. Towel and swimwear rental are ISK 1,400 each and a bathrobe is ISK 1,800. Annual passes are ISK 35,000 (individual), ISK 50,000 (couple) and ISK 70,000 (family). The Tiqets entry ticket in the box is rated 4.7 out of 5 from 37 reviews on 7 November 2026. Krauma is at Deildartunguhver, near Reykholt, not at Gullfoss or Geysir; for a hot-spring stop on the classic Golden Circle route see Fontana or the Secret Lagoon.
How to get there
Deildartunguhver, 320 Reykholt (coordinates 64.6645, -21.4123), 97 km from Reykjavík per krauma.is. Drive, see car rental in Iceland.
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