Dating back to 1891, this natural hot spring along Iceland’s popular Golden Circle stays at a steamy 104 degrees Fahrenheit (40 Celcius) year-round. The water is not the milky blue color you see ...

Iceland is one of the most incredible places I have *ever* been. Even after traveling to 27+ countries in 5 continents around ...

It was nice to have something cold to drink while soaking in the warm water. Overall, I loved my day at Sky Lagoon and would recommend it to anyone visiting Iceland. After doing a lot of research ...

It is home to the Iceland Symphony Orchestra and the Icelandic Opera. Perlan: ‘The Pearl’ is a unique building known for its large glass dome. It was originally a set of hot water tanks ...

In Iceland, many of the buildings and even swimming pools are heated with geothermal hot water. Iceland has at least 25 active volcanoes and many hot springs and geysers. There are many advantages ...

There are hopes techniques borrowed from the oil and gas industry can boost the viability of geothermal energy, as a German town gears up to be a test case.

In the shadow of Iceland’s largest geothermal power ... which supplies clean electricity, delivers cold water for cultivation, hot water for heating, and even pipes across its CO2 emissions.

It’s about a group of friends who created a cold-water surfing association ... photographer join an expedition they had planned to Iceland. The idea was to take non-professional surfers there.

Iceland has consistently been ranked the ... The outdoor area was much larger, with water slides, hot tubs, cold-plunge pools, lanes for swimming laps, and even a net for water volleyball.

The northern lights and geothermal hot springs are among the free or ... even if your accommodation costs a little more. Remember, tap water in Iceland is some of the cleanest in the world ...