Spa City Reykjavík

Hot pots are an important meeting place - a social experience - where people often get into topical discussions. Our surveys show that 47% of foreign visitors spoke with other pool guests. If you need information about life in Reykjavík, what restaurants are good, interesting happenings or natural attractions in the vicinity, just make conversation with a fellow hot-potter. While at the same time stiffness and tension are ebbing away in a hot pot, you can also find out about Icelanders, and maybe even get some insight into their national soul. Of foreign guests surveyed, 98% said that they would visit the thermal baths and pools again if they return to Reykjavík. A satisfied customer is always the best advertisement. Icelanders are number one regarding health, life expectancy and low mortality rates when compared with other European nations. In addition, longevity in Iceland is among the highest in the world, with an average age of 81.4 for women and 77.5 for men. Low pollution, wholesome and good food, low stress levels and frequent visits to thermal baths and pools, along with excellent health-care services, are major reasons for the longevity and overall good health of Icelanders.