Geosea Husavik Spa Admission Ticket
Húsavík, a quaint Icelandic town, is famous throughout the country for its centuries-old tradition of indulging in its extraordinary geothermal baths. In the mid-20th century, engineers searching for a hot water source for homes stumbled upon an astonishing geothermally heated seawater spa.
They have since transformed it into one of the most exceptional spas in all of Iceland. Residents have reaped the health benefits of immersing themselves in the mineral-rich, geothermally heated seawater. It has proven especially effective for individuals with skin conditions, such as psoriasis, which have seen remarkable improvements through the therapeutic qualities of these magical waters.
The geothermal water at Geosea originates from two boreholes—one situated near an old cheese barrel and the other in proximity to Húsavík harbor. The water flows directly from these boreholes into the sea, ensuring its complete hygiene, without the need for any cleaning agents. This renders it a completely organic and natural sea spa that promises enjoyment for all.
- Admission to the geothermal baths and natural steam baths.
- Use of shower and changing rooms with personal locker.
- Shampoo, conditioner and soap are available in locker rooms free of charge.
- Swimsuit and a towel.
- Swimsuits, dressing gowns and towels are available for rent and sale on spot for a reasonable price.
- Cancelation policy: Cancellation fee of 100% if cancelled 1 day or less before departure. Cancellation fee of 50% if cancelled 2 days or less before departure. Cancellation fee of 0% if cancelled 3 days or less before departure
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GeoseaYou have several options for reaching Húsavík, such as taking Eagle Air flights, which operate 12 flights per week from Reykjavik, utilizing the year-round Strætó Bus Service, renting a vehicle, or opting for the SBA Summer bus services departing from Akureyri during the summer months.
You have several options for reaching Húsavík, such as taking Eagle Air flights, which operate 12 flights per week from Reykjavik, utilizing the year-round Strætó Bus Service, renting a vehicle, or opting for the SBA Summer bus services departing from Akureyri during the summer months.