GeoSea in Húsavík

GeoSea in Húsavík blends Iceland’s geothermal tradition with the mineral-rich waters of the Arctic Ocean. Overlooking Skjálfandi Bay from a dramatic cliffside, it offers unmatched views for whale watching by day and northern lights by night. This rare combination of heated seawater and natural minerals provides both relaxation and a deep connection to Icelandic nature—making it one of North Iceland’s most unique bathing experiences.

Bathing in warm, natural waters has been part of Icelandic life for centuries. Hot pools have long served as places to unwind, heal, and connect after a day’s work. GeoSea continues this tradition, becoming a beloved gathering spot for both locals and visitors. Here, conversations flow as easily as the geothermal seawater, keeping alive a cultural custom deeply rooted in Iceland’s history.

While soaking in the waters, you can treat yourself to a soft drink or an alcoholic beverage from the swim-up bar — a rare luxury in Iceland. For a different experience, step into the inviting dining area, where you can enjoy light refreshments in the comfort of a cozy bathrobe, extending your relaxation beyond the pools.

Where is GeoSea?

GeoSea is located in Húsavík, a vibrant town on the eastern shore of Skjálfandaflói (Shaky Bay), famous for its diverse whale population. Perched below the bright yellow Húsavíkurviti lighthouse on the town’s northern edge, GeoSea offers both stunning views and easy access. Húsavík itself is rich in history, as it was the site of the first house built in Iceland by Swedish Viking Garðar Svavarsson in 860. It also serves as an ideal base for exploring North Iceland, with Lake Mývatn, Ásbyrgi Canyon, Krafla Caldera, and Goðafoss Falls all less than an hour’s drive away.