Actually, the steams rising from the hot water disrupted the shooting, so most of the scene was shot in a Northern Irish Studio. This is where the actors Jon Snow (Kit Harrington) and Ygritte (Rosa Leslie) had their moment in Season 3 episode 5. In the early 18th century, the outlaw Jón Markússon lived there and used the cave for bathing. Geological activity in the period 1975–1984 caused the temperature of the water in the cave to rise and it hasn't been possible to bathe there since.
Grjótagjá is a small a cave in the Lake Mývatn which used to be a popular bathing place. Wildling hot spring cave (Grjótagjá) - S03E05 If you want to check out the amazing scenery of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, we have many tours available: There is a cave tour to Vatnshellir, Minibus tour around the highlights of the area and this one day Mysterious Snæfellsnes tour. It also appeared in season 6 episode 5 with Kirkjufellsfoss which is also on the photo, when the children of the forest created the first White Walker. It can be seen in season 7 episode 6 when the heroes go to north of the wall, described as the "Arrowhead mountain". It is the most photograped mountain in Iceland. Kirkjufell is on the north coast of Iceland's Snæfellsnes Peninsula and not far from the town Grundarfjörður. Arrowhead mountain (Kirkjufell) - S06E05, S07E06 S03E04 translates to Season 3, episode 4. For each place you can also find information about in which season and episode this location is featured. While we wait for the next season I got together information and pictures from most of the filming locations in Iceland. If you are as much a Game Of Thrones fan as I am, you have definitely noticed the amazing locations in the Westoros world.
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