Wakeboarding/Waterskiing practice in geothermal water pool in Westfjords

Wake your dreams come true. Prepare to experience an unforgettable adventure visiting exclusive wakeboarding practice spot at Reykjanes hot springs.

While other wakeboarding excursions are put on hold during colder weather, we refuse to let the changing seasons dampen our spirits. Instead, we've redefined the wakeboarding experience, offering you an exceptional opportunity that's truly one-of-a-kind.

This activity isn't just about wakeboarding; it's a holistic experience that combines the thrill of the sport with the tranquility of natural hot springs. As you soak in the warmth, surrounded by Iceland's awe-inspiring landscapes, you're given a unique chance to unwind and recharge.

Within the confines of a 50-meter-long geothermal hot spring, we've created the perfect haven for winter wakeboarding practice. Whether you're a seasoned wakeboarding pro or a complete beginner, our activity caters to every level of experience. Imagine soaking in the hot springs and watching as your friends carve through the water on their wakeboards. Then, as your anticipation builds, it's your turn to ride the board and experience the rush of gliding across the water's surface. Embark on a 2-hour scenic drive from Isafjordur to Reykjanes hot springs. Learn about the Westfjords' life, nature, and history from your guide. Thrilling journey ahead!

*Prefer skiing? No worries. Send us a text and we will pack a pair of water skies for you.

Duration of the trip: 7 hours. Meeting up in Isafjordur 09:00. Guide will provide required information and gear for the guests. We will drive to the springs all together and enjoy our day.

Minimum age: 10 years.

Group size: We need a minimum number of 2 participants to operate the tour. Maximum group size is 6.

Trip difficulty: Easy.

* Your first-time enjoying water sports and have difficulty standing up on Wakeboard or Water skies? No worries, we will provide beginner friendly knee board which is great to practice first steps.

Guide and wakeboarding/waterskiing lesson. Private transportation. Helmet, live vest, wakeboard, water skies, knee board, specially designed towing gear. Tickets to the springs.

Iceland’s Westfjords region is known for its remote and untamed beauty, and Reykjanes Hot Springs is a unique and captivating tourist destination within this rugged landscape. These geothermal hot springs are a natural wonder, offering visitors a chance to experience the juxtaposition of hot and cold in the country’s westernmost region.

Geothermal Marvels: Reykjanes Hot Springs is a collection of geothermal pools and hot springs nestled in the heart of the Westfjords. The hot springs are an incredible display of Iceland’s unique geological activity, with water bubbling up from the Earth’s depths.
Remote Location: The Westfjords are a relatively remote and less-visited part of Iceland, which adds to the allure of Reykjanes. The journey to reach the hot springs often involves traversing unpaved roads and requires an adventurous spirit.
Natural Hot Baths: The geothermal pools at Reykjanes offer visitors a chance to take a relaxing soak in naturally heated waters. The experience of bathing in these thermal springs while surrounded by Iceland’s dramatic and unspoiled landscapes is truly unforgettable.
Scenic Hiking: The region around Reykjanes is a haven for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. Hiking trails wind through this unique geothermal area and provide stunning views of the surrounding mountains, fjords, and coastal cliffs.
Volcanic Landscapes: Reykjanes is situated in a volcanic landscape, and the area is characterized by its geothermal activity, mud pots, and steam vents. It’s an opportunity to witness the Earth’s powerful forces at work.
Photography Opportunities: The otherworldly landscapes, steam rising from the hot springs, and the play of light and shadows create incredible opportunities for photographers to capture the raw beauty of this region.
Solitude and Tranquility: Reykjanes Hot Springs offer solitude and tranquility due to their remote location. The quiet surroundings and the sounds of bubbling hot water make it an ideal place to relax and reconnect with nature.
Seasonal Variation: The experience at Reykjanes Hot Springs varies with the seasons. While summer brings lush greenery and long daylight hours, winter offers the chance to soak in the hot waters while surrounded by snow, creating a different kind of magical ambiance.
Environmental Conservation: As these are natural hot springs, it’s crucial for visitors to follow guidelines for responsible tourism and protect the delicate ecosystem of the area.
Wilderness Adventure: The journey to Reykjanes is an adventure in itself, and it’s a destination that caters to those seeking a true Icelandic wilderness experience. Travelers should be prepared for changing weather conditions and have the necessary gear for a safe visit.

Reykjanes Hot Springs in the Westfjords offers a rare opportunity to experience the power of Iceland’s geothermal activity in a remote and pristine setting. It’s an ideal destination for those who want to explore the less-traveled regions of Iceland and have an unforgettable encounter with the country’s geothermal wonders.

Towel, swim suit, personal hygiene products, food for lunch, light snack if preferred.