Nautholsvik Beach is an artificial beach situated in Reykjavik, Iceland. It is unique in that it is created using natural geothermal springs and sand from the southern hemisphere. This beach can accommodate up to 1000 visitors annually and offers various amenities such as saunas, pools, and recreational activities.
The best time to visit Iceland is during the months of July and August, characterized by the "white" nights and sightings of Martian landscapes, fjords, and glaciers. A popular accommodation option near the thermal beach, restaurants, and shops is the Freyja Guesthouse & Suites.
Local cuisine features seafood and specialties like whale steak and volcanic bread. Visitors can explore Iceland's natural beauty through activities such as cycling tours, rafting, and jeep safaris.
Visitor reviews highlight the relaxing atmosphere and natural beauty of the beach, with locals alternating between dipping in the ocean and coming into the hot pool. Visitors appreciate the amenities, including changing rooms, showers, and snack bars, but some complain about the cold water temperature. Overall, visitors recommend the beach as a great spot to unwind and enjoy the sunset.
Visitors to Nautholsvik Beach often stay in Reykjavik, which offers a range of accommodations like the Freyja Guesthouse & Suites, conveniently located near the beach. Many travelers include Nautholsvik as part of their itinerary while exploring Reykjavik's vibrant city life and Iceland's stunning natural landscapes.
The following map shows available accommodations and their prices. See the full list of accommodation options here.
Latitude: 64.1212844 / Longitude: -21.9304933
Nautholsvik is located in Iceland. The following map of Nautholsvik shows the exact location.
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