Hörgshlíðarlaug is a small concrete geothermal pool located in Mjóafjörður along Ísafjarðardjúp in the Westfjords. The pool measures approximately 2 × 6 meters, with a maximum depth of about 0.8 meters.
Set in a quiet and remote environment, the pool offers a peaceful bathing experience. There are no facilities on site, and visitors are asked to treat the area with care.
The exact location of the pool is not clearly documented, and travelers are advised to seek local guidance before attempting to reach the site.
Several other geothermal pools are located nearby, including Galtahryggjarlaug, Gjörvidalslaug and Nauteyrarlaug, forming a notable hot spring area along the fjord.
The region also features cultural landmarks such as Ögur Church, Eyrarkirkja and Súðavík Church. The nearby island of Æðey is well known for its birdlife.
Accommodation and services are mainly available in Súðavík, including the Súðavík Campsite.
Hörgshlíðarlaug er staðsett í afskekktri náttúru.
Laugin er vinsæl meðal heimamanna.
Staðir nálægt mér
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