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Imagine soaking in geothermal bliss while the Northern Lights dance above! Where in Iceland can you experience this magical combo, and what insider tips make it unforgettable?
So, you wanna see the Northern Lights, huh? Ditch the frostbite and grab your swimsuit! Iceland’s got the hottest way to chase those dazzling auroras: geothermal hot springs! Forget shivering on a mountainside – picture yourself bubbling away in toasty water while the sky puts on a free light show.
Stephanie Vermillon says it’s like watching “nature dance” (and we’re guessing nature doesn’t dance in a parka). She swears you can even brave a quick swimsuit photo op without turning into an icicle!
Her top tips? The Ion Adventure Hotel in Selfoss (where you can sip a Sweet Black Death cocktail while aurora-gazing, sounds like a good death to me!) or Heydalur in the Westfjords, where fluffy ponies might just photobomb your Northern Lights selfie.
Basically, Iceland lets you witness the aurora borealis like a boss. So, pack your bags, book that flight, and get ready to soak up some seriously magical (and warm!) vibes. Just try not to turn into a prune! 😉
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Forget freezing on a glacier! Iceland offers a truly unique way to witness the Northern Lights: from the comfort of naturally heated hot springs. Imagine sinking into warm, geothermal waters, the crisp Icelandic air swirling around you, as the aurora borealis paints the sky with vibrant colors.
Stephanie Vermillon, a Northern Lights enthusiast, describes it as “nature dancing” and says it’s so magical. According to her, the experience is made even better with a warm, comfortable soak. Some locations are even more scenic than others, such as lava fields and snow capped mountains
She recommends the Ion Adventure Hotel in Selfoss, which boasts outdoor pools and a Northern Lights Bar (try the Sweet Black Death cocktail!). Or, venture to Heydalur, a guesthouse on a horse farm in the Westfjords, where you can relax in open-all-night hot pools while friendly ponies wander nearby.
So, trade those thick parkas for a swimsuit and get ready for an unforgettable, warm aurora-hunting adventure in Iceland!