Hot springs in Iceland are nature’s cozy surprise — warm, mineral-rich pools bubbling up from a land of fire and ice. Surrounded by lava fields, snowy peaks, or mossy hills, they offer a surreal contrast: steaming water under chilly skies. Whether it's the famous Blue Lagoon or a hidden valley spring, soaking in one feels like slipping into the earth’s own bathtub — a moment of pure, geothermal magic.