Discover the Serenity of Blue Lagoon
Experience unparalleled relaxation at Blue Lagoon, Iceland's premier geothermal spa, known for its stunning landscapes and rejuvenating waters.
Nestled in the rugged landscape of Grindavík, Blue Lagoon is more than just a thermal bath; it is a sanctuary of tranquility and wellness. The spa is famous for its striking azure waters, rich in minerals like silica and sulfur, which are known for their skin-healing properties. As you immerse yourself in the warm waters, surrounded by volcanic rock and breathing in the crisp Icelandic air, you will feel a deep sense of relaxation wash over you. Tourists flock to this iconic destination not only for the soothing baths but also for the luxurious spa treatments available. Indulge in a variety of massages and therapies that combine modern techniques with ancient practices, all while enjoying stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The unique atmosphere of Blue Lagoon is enhanced by the ethereal steam rising from the water, creating an otherworldly experience that is both rejuvenating and calming. In addition to the baths and spa services, Blue Lagoon also offers a restaurant where you can savor local Icelandic cuisine, and a shop featuring skin care products made from the lagoon’s mineral-rich elements. Whether you are seeking a day of pampering or a unique experience amidst nature, Blue Lagoon is an essential stop on your Icelandic adventure that promises to leave you feeling refreshed and inspired.
Local tips
- Book your visit in advance to secure your preferred time slot, especially during peak tourist seasons.
- Don't forget to bring your own towel and flip-flops to save on rental costs.
- Consider visiting during the evening for a magical experience under the Northern Lights.
- Take advantage of the in-water bar to enjoy refreshments without leaving the comfort of the lagoon.
- Use the lagoon’s silica mud masks for a natural skincare treatment while you relax.
A brief summary to Blue Lagoon
- Norðurljósavegur 9, Grindavik, 240, IS
- +3544208800
Getting There
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Car
If you're traveling by car from The Highlands, start by heading south on Route 1 (the Ring Road) towards Reykjavík. Continue on Route 1 until you reach the turn-off for Route 43 towards Grindavík. Follow Route 43 until you reach Norðurljósavegur. The Blue Lagoon will be on your left at Norðurljósavegur 9, Grindavík. Ensure to check if you need to book tickets in advance as entrance fees apply, typically around 6,990 ISK per person.
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Public Transportation
For those using public transportation, you can take a bus from Reykjavík to Grindavík. The bus service is operated by Strætó. Once in Grindavík, you can take the Blue Lagoon shuttle service, which runs frequently from the bus station to the lagoon. Be sure to check the current schedules and book your shuttle in advance if possible. The bus fare from Reykjavík to Grindavík is approximately 2,000 ISK.
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Taxi
Alternatively, if you prefer a more direct route without the hassle of public transport, you can hire a taxi from any location in The Highlands. Keep in mind that this can be expensive, with fares ranging widely depending on distance, but it’s the most convenient way. Ensure to ask for an estimate before you set off.
Attractions Nearby to Blue Lagoon
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Outside Blue Lagoon
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Monolite Insegna Blue Lagoon
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Hagafell
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Grindavik volcano
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Arctic Horses
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Kvikan (Saltfish Museum) & Tourist Information Center
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Reykjanesskagi
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Fagradalsfjall Volcano Hike - Private Tour
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Drykkjarsteinn
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Geldingardalir
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Fagradalsfjall Volcano
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Geldingadalir Volcano
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Fagradalsfjall
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Brimketill lava rock pool Parking
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Brimketill lava rock pool
Landmarks nearby to Blue Lagoon
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The Retreat at Blue Lagoon Iceland
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Svartsengi Geothermal Power Plant
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Northern Light Inn & Max's Restaurant
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Þorbjörn
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hjá höllu
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Viking temple
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N1 Self-service
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Guesthouse Borg
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Grindavik Guesthouse
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Grindavík Campsite
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Mar Guesthouse
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Hótel Grindavik
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Áhaldahús ︎ Þjónustumiðstöð
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Harbour View
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Slökkvistöð Grindavík