2025 Fludir Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

Secret Lagoon, a hot spring for soaking in Iceland for those who come with families with young children who are under age cannot enter the blue lagoon. This is a good choice because there is no age limit for children. The ticket price is much cheaper than you. The travel is easy and convenient. There is a convenient parking lot. The ticket price is quite cheap. The hot water here is warm and comfortable. Suitable for soaking after being tired from traveling or driving for a long time. Although it is not as famous as the blue lagoon, if anyone has free time, I recommend you to try it. #iceland #secretlagoon #hotsprings #Akudi #familytrip #icelandtrip #europetrip #goldencircle #travel to iceland #hot springs #onsen

The Secret Lagoon is located in the small Icelandic town of Fludir and is a popular spot on the Golden Circle tourist route. Surrounded by stunning, secluded scenery, soaking in this hot spring is definitely worth it! During my visit to Iceland, I spent two hours here, which was plenty of time to enjoy the spring water. The temperature ranges from 38 to 40 degrees Celsius, making it very comfortable! There are many unique rocks beneath the water, and watching the steam continuously rise from the spring is incredibly natural! The contrast between the cold outdoor temperature and the warm spring water is striking! After soaking in the hot spring, you can relax in the Secret Lagoon's lounge. Additionally, this hot spring is less crowded, so if you prefer a more private experience, this is definitely the place for you!

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#OverseasTravel #IcelandTravel #StudentCreatorRecruitment Iceland not only has beautiful scenery to see, but horseback riding is also a must experience ❤️ Icelandic horses are relatively small characteristic is short legs but strong negative gravity and endurance are very high so they can survive in Iceland's harsh terrain 🐎 Iceland ancient recently enacted a ban on imported horses so Icelandic horses have been purebred locally bred for more than 1000 years😝 Icelandic horses are very docile and very close to humans. Before riding a horse, there will be a coach to teach you how to control the horse. Even people who have never ridden a horse can be very easy to get started🐎 In terms of clothing, we must wear enough clothes because it is very windy and cold after the mountain and it is recommended to wear long socks to avoid hurting your feet from the horse! Address: Syðra-Langholt 3, 845 Flúðir