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Yes, it's touristy, but so worth it, especially for first-timers. The magical atmosphere really sets the tone for a great vacation. Friendly staff, clean facilities, plenty of space to spread out (once you're outside of the locker rooms).
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The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, offering a unique experience surrounded by volcanic landscapes and soothing, mineral-rich waters. Located between Reykjavik and Keflavik International Airport, it’s the perfect stop after arriving or just before departing Iceland.
The naturally heated waters of the Blue Lagoon, maintained at a comforting temperature of 98 to 102°F (37 to 39°C), are celebrated for their therapeutic properties, thanks to their blend of silica, algae, and minerals that soften and revitalize the skin.
The Blue Lagoon’s origins date back to the 1980s when excess geothermal water from the Svartsengi Power Plant pooled in the surrounding lava fields. Locals quickly discovered its skin-healing benefits, and today, it is one of the world’s top wellness destinations, combining sustainable energy with luxury experiences and earning recognition as one of the top 25 wonders of the world.
You can choose between two Blue Lagoon ticket options, each offering luxurious benefits for a relaxing and rejuvenating experience.
Beyond the waters, visitors can unwind in saunas and steam rooms, enjoy in-water massages, or simply float while surrounded by volcanic landscapes. In winter, lucky visitors might even relax beneath the northern lights, in the summertime, guests can soak in the lagoon’s soothing waters under the enchanting glow of the midnight sun.
There are several convenient transfer options to and from the Blue Lagoon, whether you're traveling from Reykjavik or Keflavik Airport.
If you're staying in Blue Lagoon accommodations and need a one-way transfer or simply don't want to book a roundtrip, these are convenient options.
Since the Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland’s most famous attractions, many tours combine a visit to the lagoon with other top experiences. Here are some of the best options.
It is recommended to book Blue Lagoon trips and tickets early as there is a limited daily capacity and they tend to sell out quickly. This is especially important when booking tours that combine the Blue Lagoon with other experiences.
Whether stopping for a quick soak or spending the day, Blue Lagoon tours promise relaxation and luxury in one of Iceland’s most iconic settings. Plan your trip to this renowned spa for an unforgettable Iceland experience.
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