Region
South Iceland
100 km from Reykjavik
Fludir Iceland: Secret Lagoon & Geothermal Village Guide
A geothermal village in South Iceland famous for the Secret Lagoon hot spring, innovative greenhouses, and proximity to the Golden Circle attractions.
Updated February 1, 2026By the Iceland.org Travel Team
Population
~400
South Iceland • Geothermal area
Fludir is a small agricultural village that has harnessed Iceland's geothermal energy for decades. The village is home to the Secret Lagoon, one of Iceland's most authentic hot spring bathing experiences, and numerous greenhouses that produce fresh vegetables year-round using natural geothermal heating.
Safety + sourcing
Last updated: 2026-02-01
The Secret Lagoon is a natural pool with varying temperatures. Check opening hours before visiting, especially during winter months.
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Population
~400
Agricultural community
Known for
Secret Lagoon
Oldest natural pool in Iceland
Top Attractions near Fludir
Secret Lagoon
Historic natural hot spring from 1891
Fridheimar Greenhouse
Tomato farm with restaurant experience
Geysir Geothermal Area
Famous spouting hot springs nearby
Gullfoss Waterfall
Iconic Golden Circle waterfall
Kerid Crater
Colorful volcanic crater lake
Horseback Riding
Icelandic horse tours in the area
How to Get to Fludir
From Reykjavik: 1.5 hours via Route 1 south then Route 30 inland. The road is paved and well-maintained year-round.
Golden Circle tours: Many tour operators include Fludir as a stop, particularly for the Secret Lagoon experience.
Best Time to Visit Fludir
Year-round: The Secret Lagoon operates all year, making Fludir a great destination in any season.
Winter: Enjoy the hot spring under Northern Lights. Summer offers midnight sun bathing.
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Fludir FAQs
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