The Nature Baths are man made- the result of Geothermal Power Stations heating underground water reserves- but they are also the modern continuation of the centuries old Icelandic bathing tradition. The baths are on the edge of Lake Myvatn, a volcanic region of lava fields and craters.30 Jun 2015
How deep are the Myvatn Nature Baths?
about 1.3 meters
What are nature baths?
The idea of nature baths comes from a Japanese concept called shinrin-yoku, which means “forest bathing” or “relaxing in a forest atmosphere.” You don't need to put on your swimsuit or get wet — during a nature bath, you're “bathing” in the energy and clean air of the woods.20 Jun 2018
How do I get to Myvatn Nature Baths?
Myvatn tours allow you to explore the beauty of this region. You can rent a car and travel to North Iceland to visit the baths. Otherwise, road-trips such as this 10-Day Self Drive and guided packages such as this 10-Day Package offer a stop here.
Do you need to book Myvatn Nature baths in advance?
MYVATN NATURE BATHS TICKETS Even though it is possible to arrive at the hot pool without a reservation, it is highly recommended to reserve your ticket well in advance. Book your Myvatn Nature Baths ticket in advance.4 Aug 2020
How do I get to Lake Myvatn?
There are multiple ways to get to visit Lake Mývatn. There are organized tours, a convenient ring road and several flights from Reykjavik to Akuyeri or Húsavík! You can even take an hour-and-a-half bus to Reykjahlíð from Akureyri (number 56) and it's worth it for the scenery alone!