Hidden Hot Springs of Iceland - Unraveling the Mystery

 

Iceland is like a winter wonderland which means that deeper you dig the more you end up finding things and places that no one has ever been to before. Even though many parts of Iceland have already been explored by someone or other, most tourists get to visit the ones which have been explored, cleaned, developed and prepared to welcome them. Of course, this applies to place like hot springs and not glaciers or lava caves. There are about 170 different hot springs and geothermal baths in the country. Some of these are located in very convenient locations like the Blue Lagoon and others a bit on the off road side like Guðrúnarlaug hot spring. Some of these hot springs are well known among the locals and the visitors alike for their beauty and exceptional services like spas and sauna while others are known for being located in exotic locations and natural untouched beauty.