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- Dip into an enriching experience at Iceland's Blue Lagoon geothermal pool and indulge in self-pampering while there.
- With skin-nourishing elements the Blue Lagoon's waters are sure to make you feel every bit rejuvenated.
- Rich in silica, sulfur, and other minerals, this is considered one of National Geographic's 25 Wonders of the World.
- The Blue Lagoon is surrounded by black lava rock and the temperature here is around 37-40 degrees Celsius.
- Upgrade your experience in the magical blue waters, where you can enjoy additional benefits and access to the Retreat Spa.
Inclusions
- Access to Blue Lagoon
- Silica Mud Mask
- Towel
- 1 drink of your choice
- Premium package (optional)
- Retreat package (optional)
Exclusions
- Additional Gratuities
- Tip: Silica can cause your hair to stiffen so it is recommended to carry a swim cap.
- The minimum age limit for entering the water is 2 years.
- Prices vary depending on the time of day.
- Children aged 2-13 share a locker with their parent/supervisor. Drink and towel are not included with a free child pass. Children 8 years and below are required to use the arm floaties.
- Children aged 13 and below enjoy free admission.
- Experience to the retreat and spa is restricted for children aged 2 and under.
- The minimum age for using the spa is 12 years and above.
- Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- Experience the iconic Blue Lagoon, a geothermal spa nestled amidst a volcanic landscape.
- Pamper yourself with a unique silica mud mask extracted from the Lagoon's geothermal seawater, rejuvenating your skin.
- This ticket comes with a drink of your choice at the in-water bar to sip on a refreshing drink while soaking up the thermal waters.
- No need to worry about commuting as you get the option to pick tickets offering transfers from Reykjavik or the Keflavík Airport.
- For a premium touch, upgrade for additional masks, a bathrobe, and a table reservation at LAVA Restaurant.
Inclusions
- Entry to the Blue Lagoon
- Silica mud mask
- Use of towel
- 1 drink of your choice at the in-water bar
- Free Wi-Fi on the bus
- Table reservation with sparkling wine at LAVA Restaurant (if dining) (optional)
- Use of bathrobe (optional)
- 2 additional masks of your choice (optional)
- Transfers between Blue Lagoon & Reykjavik (optional)
- Transfers between Blue Lagoon & Keflavík Airport (optional)
- Tip: Try the traditional Icelandic drink, Brennivin, at the in-water bar. It's a clear, unsweetened schnapps considered Iceland's signature distilled beverage.
- This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
- Bathing suits can also be rented at the premises.
- One paying adult is allowed to supervise and be responsible for no more than two children.
- Please note that the Blue Lagoon is sometimes fully booked in which case you will be moved to the next available departure or refunded in full.
- This experience is restricted for pets and children aged under 2.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- Guarantee yourself a comfortable ride to and from Blue Lagoon, with convenient round-trip transfers from Reykjavik or to the Keflavík International Airport.
- Explore as much as you like and return at your leisure: choose from multiple return time options available to you.
- Treat yourself to stunning landscapes along the way, including the beautiful lava fields of Reykjanes Peninsula.
Inclusions
- Round-trip bus transfers to Blue Lagoon
- Transfers to/from Reykjavik and KEF airport
- Free wifi
Exclusions
- Admission to Blue Lagoon
- This ticket does not include admission to Blue Lagoon. Please ensure you have prebooked those tickets separately.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Why Visit Blue Lagoon?
- Healing Properties: The Blue Lagoon's geothermal waters, abundant in minerals, silica, and algae, are renowned for their therapeutic benefits, often offering relief for skin conditions like psoriasis.
- Mystical Experience: Amidst black lava fields, the milky blue waters create an otherworldly ambiance, promising a unique experience.
- Convenience: Situated near Grindavik and a short drive from Keflavik International Airport and Reykjavik, the Blue Lagoon offers easy accessibility, ideal for travelers arriving or departing Iceland.
- Luxurious Amenities: Pamper yourself with various indulgent offerings, including a spa, restaurant, and gift shop. Treatments utilizing the Lagoon's minerals and local Icelandic products ensure a rejuvenating experience.
- Culinary Delights: Savor the finest native ingredients at Blue Lagoon's restaurant, boasting a menu ranging from traditional Icelandic creations to innovative gourmet dishes, adding a delectable dimension to your visit.
Which Blue Lagoon Ticket is best for you?
If you want a classic spa experience
Go for: Admission tickets with a transfer
Duration: Around 4 hours
Guide: No
- These admission tickets provide entry to Blue Lagoon, allowing you to enter the attraction effortlessly. Moreover, you also get a silica mud mask experience, a free towel, and one drink of your choice at the in-water bar. A bathrobe and two extra face masks are optional.
- Transfer in a Wi-Fi-equipped bus between Blue Lagoon & Reykjavik/Keflavík Airport is optional. You can also reserve a table at LAVA Restaurant if you want to dine at Blue Lagoon.
Recommended tour:
If you want to travel effortlessly
Go for: Transfer tickets
Duration: Flexible
Guide: No
- Transfer tickets ensure a pleasant roundtrip ride to and from Blue Lagoon and Reykjavik/ Keflavík Airport. Multiple time options are provided, so you can choose one that suits you.
- There is free Wi-Fi available on the bus.
- Please note that the tickets only allow you to travel to and back from the Blue Lagoon. They do not include admission tickets to the geothermal spa.
Recommended tour:
If you want to explore beyond
Go for: Combo tickets
Duration: 8 - 15 hours
Guide: Depending on the experience chosen
- Discover other spellbinding attractions and activities in Iceland around Blue Lagoon, such as the Northern Lights tour, Golden Circle tour, and Meradalir Volcano hike.
- Most combo tours include a live, experienced guide who would help you on your tour and hike.
- Some combo tours also offer transfer services, should you require them.
Recommended tours:
Cancellation Policy
The Blue Lagoon tickets can be canceled 24-48 hours before the beginning of the experience.
Blue Lagoon Highlights
Geothermal spa experience
You are invited to submerge yourself in the therapeutic waters of the Blue Lagoon, a revered geothermal spa celebrated for its healing virtues. The tranquil azure waters, brimming with natural minerals, offer a refreshing respite, known for their efficacy in alleviating various skin conditions.
Silica mud mask
Participate in the cherished Blue Lagoon tradition of applying the silica mud mask sourced from the Lagoon's mineral-laden mud. This treatment, lauded for its detoxifying properties, purifies the skin and promises renewal and invigoration.
Multiple spa treatments
Enjoy a distinguished variety of opulent spa experiences - from soothing massages to rejuvenating facials; each treatment is thoughtfully curated to harness the mineral-rich waters and natural splendor, ensuring revitalization for body and spirit.
Lagoon bar & in-water massages
Leisurely swim to the Lagoon Bar, where a selection of refreshing beverages awaits amidst the quiet waters. Opting for an in-water massage or float therapy presents an unparalleled relaxation opportunity, as skilled therapists deliver a profoundly soothing treatment.
Blue Lagoon restaurants
Go on a gastronomic voyage at the four different dining facilities at Blue Lagoon, which flaunts exquisite menu's showcasing Icelandic culinary treasures crafted from the freshest local ingredients, culminating in a delectable dining experience for all.
Retreat spa
The Retreat Spa features a 2300-square-meter subterranean sanctuary within the Retreat Lagoon, offering diverse experiences with geothermal seawater culminating in the Blue Lagoon Ritual. The ultra-private Lava Cove suite provides a luxurious mineral-rich lagoon, fireplace, dining area, kitchen, and dedicated butler.
Plan your visit to the Blue Lagoon
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Opening Hours:
- Blue Lagoon:
7am to 12am, from June 1st to August 20th, 8am to 10pm, from August 21st to May 31st, 8am to 4pm, on Christmas Eve, 8am to 6pm, on New Year’s Eve
Last entry: 30 minutes before closure
- Retreat Spa:
8am to 8pm every day
Best time to visit: The optimal time to visit the Blue Lagoon is during the shoulder seasons of spring (April to May) and autumn (September to October) to avoid crowds and enjoy milder weather.
Address: Norðurljósavegur 9 240 Grindavík
- By Car: From Keflavík airport, take Highway 41 and follow Reykjanesbraut and Grindavíkurvegur route. You can park your car at the Blue Lagoon parking lot.
Time taken: Around 30 minutes if the traffic conditions are favorable
Note: To ensure comfort and ease, choose a Blue Lagoon ticket that encompasses bus transfers to and from Reykjavik or Keflavík airport.
- Towels are provided to all the guests of the Lagoon.
- Some tickets may include a bathrobe; if not, you can rent it for a determined fee.
- Shower gel and conditioners are complimentary and can be found in the shower area.
- Moisturizer is also available in the drying area.
- Floaties for children under 8 are available at the entrance of the Lagoon.
- Swimsuits, ranging from sizes S to XL, are available for rent.
- Private lockers are assigned to all the guests to store their valuables.
- Disabled guests have special spots in the main parking lot.
- You can borrow a wheelchair from the reception or the luggage storage building.
- The Lagoon is accessible for people with specially designed wheelchairs.
- The main complex is equipped with electric door openers and lifts for the convenience of people with special needs.
- Complimentary entrance to cover the fee of the assistant who would help you navigate your way around the Lagoon or in the changing room.
- Special changing room for people requiring more space.
- Upon request, you can also receive a shower chair.
- Kids under the age of 2 are not allowed inside Blue Lagoon. Children between the ages of 2 and 13 can enter the attraction for free with their families.
- Wearing an inflatable armband is mandatory for kids aged 2-13.
- One adult is allowed to supervise only two kids at all times.
- Avoid wearing contact lenses or prescription eyeglasses to the Lagoon because silica can damage your lenses, and other salts and minerals can irritate your eye.
- Always wear your lagoon-provided wristband – it acts as a key to your changing room locker, and you can also avail of refreshments and drinks in the spa with that band.
There are several dining facilities in the Blue Lagoon premises-
- Lava Restaurant: Lava Restaurant provides a sophisticated dining affair featuring traditional cuisine made with locally sourced ingredients. Set within an 800-year-old lava cliff, it offers a captivating ambiance for culinary exploration. Open daily, 11:30am to 9pm.
- Blue café: Blue Café presents a variety of snacks and refreshments set against breathtaking lagoon views. It is ideal for a light bite amidst the renowned geothermal spa. Operating hours coincide with Blue Lagoon's.
- Spa Restaurant: Spa Restaurant presents invigorating light delicacies amidst an enchanting atmosphere, overlooking mineral-rich waters and ancient lava. Perfect for a satisfying meal to enhance the spa experience. Opening hours: Mon-Tue 8am-9pm, Wed-Sun 8am-7pm.
- Moss restaurant: Moss Restaurant at the Retreat offers a Michelin-starred dining affair, transforming seasonal Icelandic ingredients into exquisite gourmet creations amidst a luxurious resort setting. You can visit it from 6pm onwards, Wednesdays to Sundays.
Blue Lagoon provides comfortable accommodation options to its guests so you can have an immersive experience at the site without rushing to your hotel. Here’s where you can stay:
- Silica Hotel: The Silica Hotel at Blue Lagoon offers a tranquil retreat just a 10-minute walk from the spa. Exclusive amenities include a private lagoon, fitness center, and comfortable Silica Deluxe Suites amidst a picturesque lava landscape.
- Retreat Hotel: Retreat Hotel offers a luxurious escape in Grindavík, featuring a private lagoon, subterranean spa, and elegant suites amidst an 800-year-old lava field setting—a serene oasis of indulgence.
- Memorial Board B-24 (10.8 km): A poignant tribute to WWII's B-24 crash, honoring history and sacrifice at the memorial site.
- Stekkjarkot (24.6 km): Explore Iceland's heritage at Stekkjarkot, a turf house showcasing traditional architecture and cultural history.
- Viking Village (37.1 km): Learn about Iceland's Viking era at the living museum, offering a glimpse into Norse life and legends.
Beyonde the Blue Lagoon
Aurora Borealis
Iceland's night sky dances with the Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, showcasing vibrant colors and ethereal beauty, captivating all who witness this mesmerizing natural light show.
Strokkur
A highlight of Iceland's Golden Circle, Strokkur geyser erupts every 6-10 minutes, shooting boiling water up to 40 meters high, a thrilling display of nature's forces.
Meradalir Volcano
A part of the Geldingadalir eruption site, Meradalir Volcano's molten lava flows create a dynamic landscape, revealing the primal forces of nature in action.
Kerio Crater
Descend into the turquoise waters of Kerio Crater, a striking volcanic lake in Iceland's Golden Circle, surrounded by vibrant mineral-rich slopes and geological wonders.
Gullfoss Waterfall
Cascading in two tiers, Iceland's iconic Gullfoss Waterfall thunders into a rugged canyon, catching everyone’s attention with its immense power, thunderous roar, and misty spray.
Thingvellir National Park
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Thingvellir National Park invites exploration between tectonic plates, historical Althing assembly sites, and the breathtaking beauty of Iceland's rift valley landscape.
Frequently Asked Questions About Blue Lagoon
How much is a ticket to the Blue Lagoon?
Blue Lagoon admission tickets start from €137.
How to book tickets to the Blue Lagoon?
You can book tickets to the Blue Lagoon online.
Why should I book Blue Lagoon tickets online?
Booking your tickets to the Blue Lagoon online ensures that you save both time and energy, while also availing fun deals and discounts.
What do Blue Lagoon tickets include?
Blue Lagoon admission tickets generally include entry to the attraction, a silica mud mask, one towel, and one drink at the in-water bar. You can also avail of transportation to the lagoon in Wi-Fi equipped bus. Reservation at Lava Restaurant, bathrobe, and two additional face masks are also optional.
What is the cancelation policy for Blue Lagoon tickets?
The Blue Lagoon tickets can be canceled 24-48 hours before the commencement of the experience.
What are Blue Lagoon's opening hours?
Blue Lagoon opens from 7am to 12am from June 1st to August 20th, 8am to 10pm from August 21st to May 31st, 8am to 4pm on Christmas Eve, and 8am to 6pm on New Year's Eve.
How long should you stay at the Blue Lagoon?
Visitors should spend 2-3 hours at Blue Lagoon, enjoying the geothermal waters, spa treatments, and amenities.
Can people with accessibility requirements visit Blue Lagoon?
Yes, Blue Lagoon is accessible for people with mobility issues.
Can kids visit Blue Lagoon?
Yes, kids above the age of 2 can visit Blue Lagoon.
Are there dining facilities at Blue Lagoon?
Yes, there are four different dining facilities open at Blue Lagoon.
Does Blue Lagoon offer accommodation?
Yes, there are hotels situated within Blue Lagoon where guests can stay.