The Secret Lagoon in Iceland is a naturally heated geothermal pool perfect for a relaxing day away. Located in the village of Fludir, the man-made lagoon has existed since 1891 and is said to have hosted the first swimming lessons in 1909. With temperatures of 100 Fahrenheit, visitors can explore nearby lava fields with steam rising in the air creating a mysterious yet magical atmosphere. Make sure not to miss out on this surreal experience – book your trip today and take advantage of the family friendly atmosphere. Summertime requires pre-booking, but visitors can also purchase tickets or join one of the many day tours that offer access to the Secret Lagoon. Enjoy the scenery and soak up the hot springs surrounding the historic place.