Landbrotalaug

A man-made hot pot at the eastern end of the Snæfellsnes peninsula, tiny enough that two people is a crowd, with a larger and muddier pool alongside that feeds it. The water runs very hot and there are no changing facilities of any kind. It was closed to the public for a long stretch and reopened in 2024; any car can reach it, though the final access track can be icy or snowed over in winter.

Pool Name

Landbrotalaug

Type of Attraction

hot spring

Category: Nature & Outdoors

Tags: snæfellsnes, hot pot, no facilities, very hot water, free

Coordinates: 64.8322006, -22.3185315

Part of Iceland's geothermal pools out in the countryside

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