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📅 Established
1997
✓ Verified on 2026-07-28
The Drangsnes hot pots sit right along the shoreline in the middle of the village on Iceland's Strandir coast in the Westfjords. They were established in 1997 after a drilling operation struck a heated spring, and local residents built three small pools at varying temperatures, from cool to hot. The pots are free to use year-round, with donations accepted for upkeep, and offer views across the fjord toward Grímsey island while the adjacent ocean stays cold.
The pots trace directly to a 1997 drilling operation that struck geothermal water; locals then built the three pools by hand, and they remain community-run and free to this day.
AddressDrangsnes, Steingrímsfjörður, Strandir, Westfjords, Iceland