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Go for: Admission tickets with a transfer
Duration: Around 4 hours
Guide: No
Recommended tour:
Go for: Transfer tickets
Duration: Flexible
Guide: No
Recommended tour:
Go for: Combo tickets
Duration: 8 - 15 hours
Guide: Depending on the experience chosen
Recommended tours:
The Blue Lagoon tickets can be canceled 24-48 hours before the beginning of the 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Opening Hours:
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
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
Note: To ensure comfort and ease, choose a Blue Lagoon ticket that encompasses bus transfers to and from Reykjavik or Keflavík airport.
There are several dining facilities in the Blue Lagoon premises-
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:
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Blue Lagoon admission tickets start from €137.
You can book tickets to the Blue Lagoon online.
Booking your tickets to the Blue Lagoon online ensures that you save both time and energy, while also availing fun deals and discounts.
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.
The Blue Lagoon tickets can be canceled 24-48 hours before the commencement of the experience.
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.
Visitors should spend 2-3 hours at Blue Lagoon, enjoying the geothermal waters, spa treatments, and amenities.
Yes, Blue Lagoon is accessible for people with mobility issues.
Yes, kids above the age of 2 can visit Blue Lagoon.
Yes, there are four different dining facilities open at Blue Lagoon.
Yes, there are hotels situated within Blue Lagoon where guests can stay.