Stunned

hap.pytravels

Happy Thanksgiving from Iceland!

❄️☃️🥶🧊🇮🇸❄️

#beautiful #girl #enjoying #europe #europetravel #adventure #carefree #sexy #blonde #toplessful #toplessfun #gotopless #topless #toplesshiking #toplessthursdays #skinnydipping #nudeinnature #nudeoutdoors #nakedinnature #iceland #icelandtrip #icelandtravel #freezing #coldswim #coldplunge

Not hot, but very cold (above). As a starter.

Following, lots more to heat us up. All in Icelandic style.

nomadic_cosmopolitan

Getting our hands dirty and cleaning this hottub with a little #algae therapy 😂

Gold

victoria_cello

#Diving into magic water 🔥

Ph. @_giuliagalante ♥️

#iceland#island#sunset#hotspring#goldencircle#geothermal#nature#power#intothewild#spring#snow#ice#hottub#thermal#stunning#amazing#instaiceland#icelandic#roadtrip#geysir#chill#relax#enjoy#traveldiary#globetrotter

rusnature.ru

In the Western fjords

polly_makshein

Reykjadalur Hot Spring Thermal River

#iceland🇮🇸 #iceland #islandia #исландия #island #islandlife #hotsprings #thermal #горячиеисточники #relax #goodday #кайф #travel #travelgram #travelphotography #traveltheworld #travelblogger #travelling #traveling #traveler #lovetravel #travelgirl #river #mountains #góry #горы #nature #podróże

Joao Oliveira is in Iceland.

Proactive

withtiiam

💙

this project was out of this world.

artist: @simeoptics

It's slightly ironic that the above (and below) id described as an out of this world experience. Because literally, the world on which this soak depends is changing, such that it's existence is threatened.

To make it more informative,  the above is located near the Blue Lagoon. And what's happening nowadays there?

Back in November, Blue Lagoon closed. RUV (Nov. 9):

'The Blue Lagoon has closed, with immediate effect, until 7am on November 16th.

A statement on their website explains the reasoning:

The Blue Lagoon has made the proactive decision to temporarily close its operations for one week although the current phase of uncertainty has not been elevated by the authorities during this seismic period'.

Despite seismic activity decreasing, the current statement on the Blue Lagoon website:

'Blue Lagoon is temporarily closed

Grindavík December 8, 2023

The current closure of Blue Lagoon will remain in effect until 07:00 on December 14, at which point the situation will be reassessed'.

Enjoy: 

icelandic.naturist

Hot springs are best shared with like-minded friends. We had the weather gods working in our favour todal, beautiful weather along with calm seas so we could enjoy this place longer than expected. I hope to bring many from our naturist group here and make this our sanctuary. Being naked here is the best medicine you can find for stress and everyday bullshit.

#naturism #befree #skinnydipping #secretplace #hotspringsiceland #bodyfreedom #nakedinnature #nudeisnotlewd #naked #freespirit #enjoyinglife #hotsprings #lovetheskinyourin #befree #gonaked #feelthefreedom #daretobare #friendship #enjoythemoment #enjoylife #capturethemoment #freedom #freethebody #friends #soakingspirit #soaking #soak #hotspringsiceland #hotspring #iceland #icelandicnature

Euphoria

margarettecontreras

N65° 43' 22.018" W17° 21' 28.018"
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Dreamy wilderness+ Euphoric sense of freedom+ a 180° life change
#travel #iceland #roadtrip #icelandhotpot #thermalbath #wildcampers

A mixed bag, with the only factor besides soaking that connects the photo's is Iceland. Hot / cold, snow / sun, winter / summer and / or social distant /  all-together.

Or as duo's. 
Above Gudrúnarlaug (not the coordinates surprise / surprise), following Landbrotalaug and Hvalfjarðarlaug. Most in west Iceland, north of Reykjavik.

lusi_jir

U tohohle horkého pramene mě mrzelo, že jsem si nevzala potápěčské brýle, protože vevnitř vypadal jako obrovská dutina a moc me zajímalo kolik se ho skrývá pod zemí. Bylo to úžasné ráno, kdy Marťasovi při neustálém běhání z horké vody ven,kvůli kontrole fotek, málem umrzl zadekI was sorry I didn't wear diving goggles because it looked like a huge cavity inside and I was very interested in how much of it was hidden underground. It was an amazing morning when Martas almost froze when he was constantly running out of the hot water to check the photos. 📸@martin.frolich
#iceland#hot#hotpool#hotspring#sunrise#sunnyday#sunny#pool#swimming#earth#geothermal#vegan#natural#naturalbeauty#love#veganlove#relationshipgoals

poopiephotographer

iPhone shot from our #iceland adventures. This geothermal tub was a life giver. -Model: @whirrrrl & anonymous 🖤🖤

Nature

ylfaros

Sjá þessa náttúru 😍☀️

More summery: above the (off-limits?) soak near the Reykjanes thermal station, which is seeing an upturn in soakers. I'll get back to this in a later posting.

Following  Reykjafjarðarlaug  (I think), Reykjaladur and an unknown hot spring.

byksiakadventure

#outdoorbella#body#polishphotographer#wildernessbabes#discoverearth#hotsprings#nakedinnature#naked#getnaked#nakedisbetter#nudeinnature#nude#outdoornude#befree#polishgirl#butt#fitbutt#photoshoot

sacrum60s

:P #islandia #hotriver #vandrouki

biovoyagers.trip

En algún lugar dónde se para el tiempo......Unique timeless atmosphere......#stopthetime#uniqueatmosphere#separaeltiempo#lugaresunicos#hotpot#termasnaturales#nature#iceland🇮🇸#alldaydaylight#siempreluz

Art

thelmaberglind

Art can never exist without naked beauty displayed n.........
#nakednature#beauty#nature#pool#hotpool#hotspring#iceland#noclothes#happy
#free#wild#wildandfree#freespirited#goout#outsideofcomfortzone
#beyou#freedom#skinnydip#roadtrip#feelsexy
#picoftheday#icelandicnature#icelandtrip

More wintery, above once again Gudrúnarlaug, following the thermal soaking cave of Grjótagjá, then Seljavallalaug and soaking off with Grettislaug.

zybra.nybra

John snow cave 😅 #cave #hotsprings #icelandicnature #freespirit #nature #naturelover #gameofthrones #travelphotography #travel #northiceland #wildlife #wildnature

mieszal92

Perhaps not what one expects at #mtnbabes but here I am 😅#visiticeland #swimming #iceland #nakedinnature #mountain #getoutside #naking

lucy_ridges

Good morning everyone! For today's #artistsupportpledge I am listing my print 'Grettislaug 1' which was created whilst on an artist residency in Iceland in 2015. The location is a beautiful geothermal pool in the north of the island, called Grettislaug. This was taken in November, ice cold air, but 39°C in the water. Get in touch if you're interested in the print! Photographed on Kodak Portra film stock. ☾⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Grettislaug 1£20029.5 x 19.5cmNo.5 in an edition of 10.☀︎Printed on Hahnemühle German Etching, a traditional and archival paper. ・The Artists Pledge.Due to the Covid 19 virus many artists have found themselves without work, commissions have been cancelled, and exhibitions and art fairs have ground to a halt. The artists pledge I've joined has is a simple concept. You post images of your work to sell for no more than £200 each (+ shipping). Every time you reach £1000 in sales, you pledge to buy another artists work for £200. ・This creates a small but dynamic market where all can contribute, whatever their level of success. This is a culture dependent on honesty and generosity of our artistic community at every level. ・

Disrobe

ditchwitch444

Found a hot spring in a sheep field!.....#iceland#geothermalpool#geothermalpoolsoficeland#hotsprings#burners

A separate posting on Icelandic soaking and soaking related news.

Let's start with just a couple of mentions of the many intro's to soaking in Iceland.

We12travel (Sep. 24) notices the many hot springs of Iceland:

'When going to Iceland, you can’t miss a visit to a hot spring. Or a hot  pool. Or a hotpot, as the Icelanders call it. I’ve written a couple of posts about the best hot springs in Iceland and they are among the most popular posts on my entire blog. So I figured I’d combine them into one post, making this ultimate guide to the best hot springs in Iceland. Having been to Iceland no less than ten times over the past decade, I think I can say I’ve become quite an expert to all there is to know about hot springs in Iceland. Enjoy!

A Dutch website, hipenhot (Nov. 3) has it's own take on Iceland's hot pools. I counted an impressive 16 soaks in the mix. Translated:

'That's why in this blog everything about hotpools in Iceland! Where can you find them, how is the water heated, what should you think about? I explain it all so that you go to Iceland well prepared'.

jdmerryweather at Landbrotalaug 

West Iceland • We are missing Iceland and all its magic. My mermaid in action!!#westiceland#landbrotalaug#iceland#flanna#mylove#travel#travelphotography #travelphotographer#travelwriter#wanderlust#doyouseewhatisee #notallthosethatwanderarelost#seetheworld#lifeistooshort#shootfilm #leica#nikon#hasselblad#analog#digital#iPhone8 #fujifilmX100F#diana#decisivemoment#oldschool#getlost#jdwashere#chasethedream #magic#picoftheday

Helka (Nov. 7) has a top 10 of best natural soaking spots. Though the list is arbitrary, it contains quite a bit of additional background info.

'While the Blue Lagoon is definitely Iceland’s most famous hot spring, it was actually created by a mistake made by humans, so it’s not exactly natural. We’ve put together a list of the best 10 natural hot springs in Iceland. Explore some of Iceland’s most phenomenal hot springs'.

Lonely Planet (Aug. 20) looks at hot spring fed pools:

'Large or small, rich or poor, every community in Iceland has its own public swimming pool. Here neighbours catch up, children misbehave and the local mayor is confronted about his latest decision. Mix in naturally heated water and some wonderful settings right across the country, and it’s easy to see why a trip to the sundlaug is a great way for visitors to soak up Iceland. 
Here are 10 of Iceland’s best pools, where swimming is only part of the pleasure'.

mastapoul1 at Grettislaug

Tour de l'Islande avec le kuku 🚐💓En 10 jours: 21/01 ➡️ 01/02 🇮🇸 2k19DAY 8 De Grettislaug À Drangsnes 🚘 301kmPetite baignade avant de reprendre la route 😜..#iceland#islande#grettislaug#sourcechaude#hotspot#hotspots#hotsprings
#hotspring#geothermal#naturalhotsprings#piscinenaturelle#paysage#landscape
#cielgris#voyage#roadtrip#trip#hiver#winter#neige#snow#nofilter
#huaweip20pro#p20pro

The worldpursuit (Aug. 23) has the 10 best hot springs of Iceland (possibly):

'There is no way you can travel to Iceland and not experience just a few of the countries best hot springs! Hot springs in Iceland are a right of passage and even the locals regularly use them. Iceland is filled with enough geothermal pools, geothermal spas, and natural hot springs to fill up every day of your Iceland itinerary. This is really only the tip of the Iceberg when it comes to places to soak in Iceland. 
Unless you want to want to get pruney and never dry off you won’t have time for them all. Some of these hot springs in Iceland are popular tourist attractions and a few aren’t much more than a hole in the ground. We’ve broken down some of the best hot springs in Iceland, and no there is no mention of the famous Blue Lagoon'.

Big deal

Icelandin8days has a special on getting naked (Aug. 27) in Iceland:

'Ah, Iceland. Is it really as icy as the name implies? Are those stories about forced nudity in pool showers true? Can I casually walk down the street to a pool shirtless, only to then dip inside completely naked?
Those would be a triple ‘not quite’, but also an indication of a remarkable conundrum around Iceland, its restrictions or lack of on nudity, and how culture plays a major role in when and where you can and can not, should and should not disrobe'.

And then follows the explanation, sort of.

 

Always shower prior to hitting the hotpot. aritzrst:

Si estas a -10 grados no desaproveches una ducha en mitad de la nada.#iceland #islandia #viticrater #hverarönd#husavik #nofilter
#kukucampers#camper #campervan

Sort of on the same topic, Becomingheather has a long hard look (Aug 24) at group showers Icelandic style:

'The swimming pools in Reykjavik are hard core about you showering, naked, before you get in the pool. They tell you when you first pay and enter. Then there are signs everywhere. Finally, an attendant in each locker room keeps an eye out for non-showerers who think they can slip past without being noticed. Nope, there is no way around it. You’ve gotta shower. Naked.
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We went to Laugardalslaug half a dozen times on that trip, and I increasingly grew more comfortable with the ordeal of group showers. By the final trip I confidently walked around naked for a good three minutes before hiding behind my towel.
And something else happened. I found I grew more confident when I was wearing clothes, too. 
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But walking around surrounded by bodies that looked like mine, not covered up in all of the costumery we use to make ourselves pretty and preened for men (and each other) – bodies that had fat on them, or scars, or evidence of having carried a child, I started to grow more appreciative of my own body. I was there with my daughter, who grew in my belly, which expanded to fit her and give her a cozy place to grow. How could I be upset with the marks that now graced that belly, evidence of its expansion to give life?
I found that by our last time at the pool, I was going in and out like the older women I would see. They would take their clothes off at their locker, and carry their towel – not wear it, but carry it to the side – over to the shower. They wouldn’t stress about how close to the shower they left their towel. They turned the water on, and took a normal shower, washing all their parts the way you would at home. And then they walked back and got their towel, dried off, and put on their swimsuit. No big deal'.

Float

augustramona

“But, I nearly forgot, you must close your eyes otherwise you won't see anything.”

-Lewis Carroll

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A picture of me, by Benjamin

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#iceland #instagood #naturegram #exploreiceland #discovericeland #picoftheday #naturephotography #naturelovers #moodygrams #authenticliving #wildliving #photoohtheday #wonderland #discovericeland #exploreiceland #imaginarymagnitude #wilderness #livingfolk #folkandstory #roamtheplanet #waterfall #nature_good #nordicspirit #moodmagic #inspiredbyiceland #hiddeniceland

The more newsworthy articles.

Think GeoEnergy shares (Aug. 6) info on Iceland's newest soaking theater, that of Vök:

'Vök Baths, the newest geothermal destination, and tourist attraction in the East part of Iceland have opened. The destination main landmarks are warm pools that float by the lake’s shore. This beautiful area also includes an outdoor pool bar, a steam bath, and a restaurant. EFLA was responsible for all the engineering design of the facilities.
Vök Baths is located at Lake Urriðavatn about 5 kilometers northwest of Egilsstaðir. Vök Baths harness the geothermal power of the region to create a unique bathing experience with amazing views of the lake and the surrounding area.
One of the main attractions will undoubtedly be the floating pools, which are in the lake. The pools are Iceland’s first floating pools and create a unique experience for visitors'.

Reykjavik Grapevine reports (Jul. 30) on the soaking pipeline:

'A Canadian company has purchased a 51% stake in luxury startup Geothermal Lagoon for 11 million USD, RÚV news reports. The startup will build a geothermal lagoon, at the edge of Kársnes, an industrial area surrounded by a residential neighbourhood.
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The planned location has sparked some interest. Bathers will have a view of beautiful scenery, “including the ocean, and Bessastaðir, the villa of the President of Iceland.” The president’s offices could not be reached for comment regarding questions wether this would disrupt the president’s morning stretches routine in the gardens of Bessastaðir'.

thordiso

🌄

Poached

The Reykjavik Grapevine had an article (outdated?) concerning the hot pools of Strandir area; 5 in all, all thermal fed:

'Exploring the swimming pools in the region is an adventure worth tolerating the bumpy road for. There are four of them. Yep, there are four swimming pools, and several hot tubs, for 800 people (well, and a bunch of tourists). What’s perhaps even more surprising is that the pools in the more remote areas are actually far older than the ones in the more populous areas'.

I Heart Reykjavik heads for Reykjadalur and scribbles down all the info required. Or has it just been updated (Nov. 4)?

'The Reykjadalur hike is probably one of Iceland’s best-known hiking trails for a few reasons:

• It’s close to Reykjavík
• It’s relatively easy
• It offers amazing views and geological wonders
• The reward for the effort of hiking up there is a dip in a cozy and warm geothermal river'.

 

marysue91 at Reykjadalur:

Hot springs at the end of our hike 🙌🏻 #hotsprings #iceland #natureisrad #hiking #mountainlife #swimminginsnow #goodlife #holiyay

Reykjavik Grapevine (Sep. 8) has a slightly different experience in getting to Reykjadalur:

'Eldhestar stables are located near Hveragerði, in the south west of Iceland. The area is well known for the Reykjadalur valley hot springs,  and one of the tours that Eldhestar offers is to ride up to the hot river and take a dip. It’s nothing short of idyllic—the combination of two Icelandic pastimes that are as old as the Vikings.
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The trail up to the hot springs and hot river is rough and steep and I was amazed at our horses’ sure-footedness on the rocky terrain. We leaned forward in our saddles as we went uphill to make things easier, and admired how they are a natural fit for this landscape and topography. We reached the paddock around midday and from there it was just a short 15 minute hike to the hot river, past ominously bubbling mud springs and the ever-intensifying smell of egg. Reykjadalur is a popular trail these days and on a sunny day in August the river was packed with humans poaching themselves in the warm water. I am used to more bracing experiences of bathing in rivers so it took a while to get used to the bath-like temperatures, but lying in the middle of nowhere, hills rising up on either side, gently lapped by balmy waters—this is something I think I could get used to.

Adventurouskate relates (Oct. 8) the untold concerning soaking in the Blue Lagoon, updating her nearly 8 year old original blog entry:

'And being the most popular destination, there are plenty of guides and how-tos for the Blue Lagoon Iceland. But to be honest, I was surprised by how many things I didn’t know.
 I’ve visited the Iceland Blue Lagoon several times, in different kinds of weather. As you can see by my photos, I’ve seen the Blue Lagoon on a gorgeous day in May; I’ve also visited the Blue Lagoon on a cold and rainy August day. It wasn’t ideal, but it was still worth visiting the Blue Lagoon in the rain'.

What I learnt from the article:

'The water at the Blue Lagoon is not good for your hair. I would especially be cautious if you have natural, curly, or color-treated hair.I thought my curly hair would be okay. Well, after covering my hair in conditioner, twisting it up in a French twist, leaving the conditioner in, and going into the Blue Lagoon, then coming out, rinsing my hair, conditioning it like crazy, and leaving it in again — my hair was destroyed for the next five days. 
Take my advice — even if you condition your hair, don’t let it touch the water. You’re not missing out on much if you don’t'.

From the comments section:

'Hannah 
Thanks for this information! After hearing all this, I might consider skipping the Blue Lagoon on my next trip to Iceland. Though you said that you ultimately enjoyed your time there, it does seem like there are some negatives. Just the fact that you have to get naked is enough to scare me away! 

Loads of comments on the naked showering, as if there's another way to this.

xavi_sevic

Tradicions islandeses!! Un dels molts tolls termals k et trobes pel camí !#iceland🇮🇸 #islandia#familytrip#travelwithkids____________________________#travel #traveling #vacation #visiting #instatravel #instago #instagood #trip #holiday #photooftheday #fun #travelling #tourism #tourist #instapassport #instatraveling #mytravelgram #travelgram #travelingram #igtravel #hotsprings #aiguatermal

I Heart Reykjavik (Nov. 9) also has a personal look at Iceland's premier pool, the Blue Lagoon:

'I think I’ve mentioned before here on the blog that Icelanders have a bit of a love/hate relationship with the Blue Lagoon. I believe what the locals dislike the most about it is the prices and how they’ve kept creeping up over the last few years. Many locals also remember a time when the Blue Lagoon was a lot more rustic than it is now. They long for the old days when we could enjoy our natural wonders without “paying the white of your eye” as some have put it.
When people ask me about whether the Blue Lagoon is worth visiting, I’m often quite torn about how to answer that question.
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So my official answer to whether the Blue Lagoon is worth it or not has been that if you feel it is worth it, then it is. As long as you know that the price is high in comparison to other pools and hot springs and you’re OK with paying that premium.
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Until last weekend that is.
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With that in mind, I feel like I need to add a new sentence to my official answer to whether or not the Blue Lagoon is worth it.
If you feel it is worth it, then it is. As long as you know that the price is high in comparison to other pools and hot springs and you’re OK with paying that premium. And you’re OK with the fact that you might be unlucky and get stuck in a changing room that feels more like the inside of a clown car than a spa.

At least now you know and you can adjust your expectations accordingly – saving you the shock I experienced'.

petr.na.erasmu

Nightswimming in the volcanic crater. Temperature dropped below zero. Summer is gone. Highlands, Iceland 🇮🇸

Finally, a Polish website, Icestory, headed for Askja. A long entry. At the Viti crater:

'We see a small crater, filled with milky blue, to which a group of tourists walks naked or in costumes. The water is ideal for bathing. Viti owes its name to its fragrance. Thordur tells us that they called him Hell because after you leave the water you stink like Satan. You can actually smell it even on the edge of the crater, and it should be mentioned that it is really high. However, it is not as intense as we expected. The place for it completely exceeds our expectations. We get an hour to celebrate, but we realize that if we had a book, wine and a blanket, we'd probably like to stay here longer.

Resist

hugh_and_i_fly

Couldn't resist posting one more #Iceland picture #Butt now we're done! #🍑 #Booty #FullMoons #SkysOutThighsOut#Husbands #Iceland #Gaycation#ReykjadalurHotSprings #Instagay #Gay#Men #LoveIsLove #GayBubbleButts #Cute#CoupleGoals #GayAdventures #Night#Hiking #Mountains #Winter#ilovgayboyfriends #WeAreTravelGays#LgbtqTravelers #TheGayPassport

In our photographic specials (well it seems that it might well be a returning feature here) of iconic Icelandic soaks, let's look at the Reykjaladur hot stream.

A personal visit report can be found here.
It has hardly changed since (luckily enough), though an adjacent boardwalk and  windscreen / open change cubicles have been added.

pracownia.slodkie

Wczoraj ze starym byliśmy na koncercie @olafurarnalds … jak zamknelo się oczy to tak jakbym znowu była na Islandii… było cudownie 💕 a ja chce tak bardzo tam wrócic 💕 #iceland #icelandsong##hveragerði #hotwater#hotsprings#nakedbath #naked

Care
Some recent links on Reykjadalur:

• 8 reasons why you need to hike Reykjaladur hot springs (Jan. 8, 2018):

'Yes, you need to get naked in the wilderness with people around. Get over it. In Iceland, nobody cares'.

• Reykjadalur hot springs: everything you need to know about this hidden gem in Iceland (Sep. 14, 2018):

'... visiting Reykjadalur is one of the most untouched locations to really enjoy hot springs in nature.
Its rural setting means that there are very few amenities at Reykjadalur. The most man-made parts of this site are the wooden boardwalks along the sides of the river, the small wooden steps that lead into the water, and the wooden partitions built for changing your clothes.
That’s right, there are no private changing rooms at Reykjadalur Hot Springs- just a small wooden wall to crouch behind. And even then, your body will be exposed to whatever weather Iceland feels like having that minute. Honestly, after building up a sweat from the hike in, the cold Iceland air feels great and your naked butt may never see a more picturesque setting without getting arrested. Take it all in.
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Swimsuit and Towel: To be honest, this one is based on preference too. I saw plenty of people who were comfortable enjoying the thermal river au naturale. It’s not a big deal in Iceland'.

So you might expect many a naked soaker. That might not be the case, at least if your source of info is from instagram ...

 _cascadia

The perfect spot to end a road trip and start your day with @lisa_travelgirl #skinnydip #24hoursnosleep #hotriver #hotsprings #6ambeers

• Reykjadalur Natural Hot River Iceland (Oct. 5, 2017) provides a good starter if you want more info.

Note that when visiting, you need to be able to walk a bit, but it's certainly not over-strenuous. 
Beware of weather though, situations can change swiftly, but in that case it might pay to hunker down and soak the poor weather away.

coco_lores

Iceland you are truly the land of ice and fire.Your mountains are covered in snow and the air we breath is freezing cold. But your rivers flow warm and gently through the landscape.#naturalhottub #hotpot #relaxing #iceandfire#nature #hiking #wanderlust#travelgram #iceland

aileenmerin

Our last night in Iceland, we began our hike up the mountain to the popular hot river at 10pm. We didn’t know it would be an hour long arduous climb, or that a freak snow storm would meet us there with blinding sleet and snow. We kinda figured we’d have the place to ourselves though, and we sure did. This is midnight, right after the snow stopped long enough for Darin to fish the camera out of our ice covered bags. That adventure was a wild and perfect goodbye.

swiatwedlugrostkow

Gorące źródła to jedna z najfajniejszych atrakcji Islandii.Islandia, lipiec 2014#islandia #iceland_ig #iceland #amazingiceland #europe #europa#blogipodroznicze #podróżepoeuropie#podróżemarzeń #travelinggirl#wonderfulmoments #hotspring #gorąceźródła #instago

sacrum60s

:P #islandia #hotriver #vandrouki

dreamingandwandering

Evening dips in hot springs 🌿

 maison_fish

Birthday suit bathing at Reykjadalur geothermal river. How do you like to get wild at the weekend? We like to hike up mountains, get naked and soak in watery magic with new friends. There's nothing like naked liberation giggles to break through social boundaries. Yes we all have bottoms, of all different shapes and wobbly sizes! Oh the freedom! . Love this capture of mermaids @abagg, @chloemoss and @cherabella_ ! ..
#letsgetnaked #bodypositive #wholehumans#truenature #icelandretreat #natureretreat#maisonfish #geothermal #fireandice

ferny_t_yoga

Friday feeling. That moment when we all threw our underwear and our self shaming to the side and said WHY NOT? I still got the visual of everyone's bottoms tottering down the geothermal river and it makes me BEAM. The morning after at breakfast, all fully clothed with a cheeky glisten in the eyes - did that reeeeeeallly happen? Yes it did, and it was freakin' marvellous. In truth it felt a bit weird to wear clothes again for reasons other than functionality. The naked spirit had been set freeeeee..@maison_fish #fridayfeeling #bodypositive#freedom #nakedspirit #asnatureintended#wildchild #whynot #icelandretreat#yogaretreat