Nauteyrarlaug is a natural hot pool located on the land of Nauteyri, deep within Ísafjarðardjúp in the Westfjords of Iceland. The pool lies in a quiet and remote natural setting.
Water temperature typically ranges between 35–42°C and may vary depending on weather and seasonal conditions. The pool is small and undeveloped, with no facilities on site.
The exact location of Nauteyrarlaug is not clearly documented, and visitors are advised to seek local guidance before attempting to reach the pool.
Several other geothermal pools are located nearby, including Gjörvidalslaug, Hörgshlíðarlaug and Galtahryggjarlaug, forming a distinctive hot spring area along Ísafjarðardjúp.
The surrounding landscape features major natural landmarks such as Drangajökull Glacier, Kvíafjall and the nearby island of Æðey, well known for its birdlife.
Cultural sites in the area include Ögur Church, while Laugaland is located within the wider region.
Nauteyrarlaug er staðsett við fjörð.
Laugin er vinsæl meðal ferðalanga.
Staðir nálægt mér
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