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Most travelers book about 3 weeks ahead. January is the cheapest month, from US$119 per person, and July is the busiest month.
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Check off a world-famous attraction from your bucket list by booking this Premium ticket to the Blue Lagoon of Iceland. Those who want a quick respite from the hustle and bustle of the city through geothermal bathing with special perks should book this admission ticket today with a best-price guarantee.
The refreshing experience begins as you reach the Blue Lagoon geothermal spa, one of Iceland's top attractions. Traveling to this location in the Reykjanes Peninsula is convenient for anyone using private or public transport.
If you're coming from Reykjavik, the Blue Lagoon is just 45 minutes away, covering 30 miles (50 kilometers). Meanwhile, if you visit the geothermal spa when you land at Keflavik International Airport, travel time is even shorter, at just 20 minutes.
The Blue Lagoon Premium ticket is the mid-priced admission package to the Blue Lagoon. It's not the cheapest nor the most expensive option but just enough for the extraordinary experience and extras you get.
This Premium package includes everything you get from the standard ticket, including the entrance, silica mud mask, towel use, and a drink of your choice. Additional perks when booking the Premium admission are two more masks of your choice, bathrobe use, and a silica mud mask to take home.
Once in the Blue Lagoon, you have all the time you want within the day to explore its top-rated facilities and amenities.
First to try is the main attraction of the geothermal spa, the lagoon itself. This massive Icelandic lagoon features iconic milky-blue waters with silica and mineral contents. Unlike most hot springs in Iceland, the Blue Lagoon is unique because it combines seawater and groundwater.
Geothermal bathing at the Blue Lagoon is a must-try because it's part of the Icelandic culture. Soaking in its soothing waters maintained 37 to 40 C (98 to 104 F) all year round is the perfect refuge against the country's cold weather.
Other must-tries in the Blue Lagoon are its sauna and steam rooms, relaxation areas, a human-made waterfall, and changing rooms with showers. These facilities are open to all visitors to the lagoon.
On the other hand, if you don't mind spending more, don't miss out on the in-water massage, in-water bar, and Lava restaurant of the Blue Lagoon.
While the in-water massage and bar don't require you to get out of the water, the Lava restaurant serves delicious Icelandic and modern cuisine on the west bank of the lagoon.
Don't miss out on this Premium admission to the Blue Lagoon, where you can bathe in milky-blue waters, enjoy a complimentary glass of sparkling wine, and marvel at the breathtaking lava fields of the Reykjanes Peninsula. Check availability now by choosing a date.
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