Prices: 1 week stay - $942

4 days, Reykjavik

  • amazing nature of Iceland
  • luxury five star spa
  • amazing medical and cosmetic procedures
  • unique treatment in the Blue Lagoon

In Iceland you can feel the amazing energy coming from the mountains and fjords, the sun and the Northern Lights, waterfalls, volcanoes and hot springs. Thanks to the crystal waters, fresh fish and clean air of this unique region, Icelanders enjoy good health. An integral part of their lifestyle is visiting the geothermal pools and hot springs located around Reykjavik. It's time for you to improve your health by coming to northern paradise for women - Iceland.

Our tour invites you to indulge in luxurious treatments at the 5-star Laugar Spa in the Laugardalur Valley, famous for its hot springs, outdoor geothermal pool and amusement park. The Laugar Spa features a modern aquatic wellness centre, equipped with saunas, steam rooms, massage showers and geothermal waterfalls. In the relaxation room you will hear the sounds of nature, feel the divine aromas and see the starry sky. And the Blue Lagoon will be a real discovery for you, as it will invite you to a fantastic oasis with warm blue water and a volcanic “lunar” landscape. Mud baths, natural caves with steam and water miraculously restore vitality and relieve fatigue.

Day 1:

You arrive at Iceland's Keflavik Airport. You will be transferred to the Nordica Hotel, conveniently located in the center of Reykjavik. Today you can enjoy the "Feel so Fit" spa program at Nordica Spa, Iceland's largest spa. You can enjoy gym sessions, hot baths, aromatherapy steam baths and saunas, as well as shoulder and head massages. Icelandic energy drink “Skyr” will energize you and give you strength. After this, you may want to go to a fitness center, where highly professional trainers will develop an individual program for you during your stay. Or perhaps you'd rather take a guided tour of Reykjavik, which can be booked separately.

Day 2:

In the morning, enjoy a wonderful Scandinavian breakfast at the hotel. In the morning you can explore the city on your own, and in the afternoon we invite you to visit the luxurious Laugar Spa, the most modern 5-star Health and Beauty Spa, which is located just steps from the Hotel Nordica. Laugardalur, the largest geothermal pool under open air, is located in the Laugardalur Valley, rich in hot springs.

The Laugar Spa features a modern aquatic wellness centre, equipped with saunas, steam rooms, massage showers and geothermal waterfalls. Listen to the sounds of nature, admire the night sky and enjoy a variety of aromas. You can also relax in the relaxation room by the fireplace. Other treatments must be booked in advance.

Here you can also visit the Laugar Café, which serves only light and healthy food, sandwiches and drinks. Or you can visit the bar, which serves a wide selection of Icelandic skyr drinks and fresh fruit and vegetable juices.

Day 3:

Breakfast in the hotel. You can also spend the morning in the city, exploring its magnificent streets and interesting sights. You will have the opportunity to order additionally horse ride to the volcanic fields surrounding the Helgafell volcano. During the day you will have time to go shopping, visit Perlan or simply relax at the Hotel Spa.

In the evening, a completely extraordinary trip awaits you. At 18:30 you will go to the Blue Lagoon, a true miracle of nature. This is a geothermal reservoir that cannot be compared with anything in its beauty and healing properties. You will swim in crystal clear sea water enriched with minerals. You will be surrounded by volcanic fields covered with snow in winter. Unique environmental conditions, high levels of silicon and minerals, and the presence of seaweed give the lagoon its rich blue color. A real natural sauna awaits you in one of the volcanic caves surrounding the pond. The water of the Blue Lagoon has been proven to heal several skin conditions, and people from all over the world come here to swim or take advantage of the services of the Blue Lagoon Treatment Center.

Day 4

Delicious Scandinavian breakfast. In the morning you will still have time to stop at the shops one last time, and in the afternoon you will be transferred to Keflavik Airport, from where you will fly home.

Included in cost:

  • Transfer from Keflavik Airport to the hotel and back
  • 3 nights at Nordica Hotel, deluxe room
  • Scandinavian buffet breakfast every day
  • Spa program "Feel so Fit" Spa at Nordica Spa: hot baths, aromatic steam baths and sauna. Shoulder and head massage. Icelandic energy drink "Skyr"
  • Entrance to Laugar Spa and Wellness Resort including towel and robe
  • Evening excursion to the Blue Lagoon (3 hours) and entrance fee

Not included in the price:

  • Air ticket
  • There may be an additional $25 fee for weekend occupancy.
  • Optional excursions
  • insurance/personal expenses
  • $25 service fee

Nordica Spa: Nordica Spa offers luxurious conditions for spa treatments. These include baths with mineral salts, steam rooms, a fitness center and a real Finnish sauna with its own garden. You can relax in a special relaxation area listening to music or birdsong. There are special massages for pregnant women.

Laugar Spa& World Class Gym is a five star resort and spa that features one of the best fitness facilities in Europe. It is located in the Laugardalur valley, which has botanical gardens, zoo, amusement park. Laugar is located health resort with an indoor pool, jacuzzi, large thermal pool, gym, spa, beauty and massage salon, restaurant, hairdresser and sports store.

The Laugar Spa has six different saunas and steam rooms, each designed individually. You can relax in the thalassotherapy Jacuzzi, soak your feet in special healing baths, soak in hot ponds with sea ​​water or cool off under a cold waterfall.

Optional excursions

  • extension of stay in Reykjavik
  • tour Golden ring, 8 o'clock
  • Blue Lagoon with transfer to Keflavik Airport
  • excursion “Relax” on the Blue Lagoon, 4 hours by bus

Horse rides:

  • Volcanic Fields Tour, 3 hours with a guide
  • Volcanic Fields tour and lunch, 3.5 hours with guide
  • tour " Blue Lagoon with lunch, 5-6 hours, lunch

Jeep tours:

Snowmobile safaris:

  • Snowmobile safari, 3-5 hours

The Blue Lagoon, also known as Blue Lagoon, was included this year in the list of 25 unique spa complexes that are worth visiting not only for those who know what the abbreviation spa stands for, but for everyone. I visited the Blue Lagoon in January of this year and am ready to honestly talk about the pros and cons of Iceland’s most famous spa complex.

Let me start with the fact that the custom of spending evenings (and sometimes days) in thermal pools is instilled in Icelanders from infancy. In Reykjavik, thermal pools can be found at every step; a visit (provided you buy a subscription) costs around 1.5 euros, and all Icelanders consider it their duty to lie in hot thermal water in the open air at least a couple of times a week.

Pictured: outdoor pool at Blue Lagoon

In the hot baths you can meet people of any age: from gray-haired elders to babies who still don’t know how to sit; The rules for visiting swimming pools are standard: come, undress, take a shower, dry yourself, run out into the street and dive into the water. The only fundamental difference. In Iceland, before taking a thermal bath, you need to not only rinse in the shower, but also wash your hair, and since our mother taught us all in childhood that only suicides who decided to get meningitis go out with wet hair, the rule of washing your hair is very confusing for novice bathers. Oddly enough, there is no need to be afraid, the danger of catching a cold, and even more so of getting sinusitis or meningitis, is greatly exaggerated; at least, I was convinced from my own experience that a wet head is not a hindrance to hot baths in the fresh air.

In the photo: Blue Lagoon thermal complex

Thermal complex Blue Lagoon It differs from all other pools not only in its surroundings, but also in the fact that the water of the Blue Lagoon is rich in clay, algae and all kinds of microorganisms beneficial to health and, as a result, beauty. Thanks to clay and algae, the water in the lagoon has a characteristic blue tint, hence the name of the complex. We discovered the Blue Lagoon, one might say, by accident. The fact is that in Iceland, renewable natural energy sources, mainly volcanic water, are used to generate electricity.

Near the place where the Blue Lagoon spa complex is now open, a power station was also built, by the way, it still functions to this day. Soon, water of an unusual blue color began to flow near the power plant. For the curious natural phenomenon Scientists became interested, and after some research they found out that local water, as well as clay, algae and microorganisms can improve the condition of skin, hair and nails. Since the principle of “everything goes” is close to the Icelanders, a spa complex was erected on the site of the fault, and after a while production was established.

In the photo: the famous photo of Bjork with her son in the Blue Lagoon

It is better to set aside a whole day to visit the Blue Lagoon. Firstly, the thermal complex is located outside of Reykjavik, about 30 minutes away by car. If you haven't rented a car, then bus tickets to the Blue Lagoon can be bought at one of the Reykjavik tourist offices, however, keep in mind the fact that the tour. buses are often late, if you are really unlucky, you can wait vehicle Thirty minutes. Second point. It is better to buy tickets to visit the Blue Lagoon in advance on the website. The basic ticket price only includes swimming. Want a robe, flip-flops, masks and drinks at the local bar located right in the middle of the pool? Then book a premium ticket.

Another funny moment. After purchasing a ticket, you will receive a confirmation email, in order to avoid unpleasant situations, it is better to print it out and bring it with you in paper form. The entrance to the Blue Lagoon is a path laid between solidified pieces of black lava. The edges of the pool are also decorated with the same massive pieces of lava; for this reason, you should be careful near the edges so as not to inadvertently get scratched by the lava.

Before diving into healing waters Blue Lagoon showers and hair washing are strictly required. A small bonus for those who are afraid to go outside with wet hair - in the cabins of the spa complex there are dispensers with gel and shampoo from the Blue Lagoon line, so you will not wash your hair with anything, but with the most expensive Icelandic shampoo.

Inside, the spa complex fully reflects the Icelanders' idea of ​​what luxury is, namely a stylish interior, which, unfortunately, is not thought out enough in terms of basic comfort. For example, for some reason there are only two benches in the locker room, as a result, guests of the Blue Lagoon have to change clothes while standing, touching their neighbor with her shoulder as she pulls off her tights. Or there are only three hairdryers in the rest room, as a result, during rush hours, queues of people wanting to dry their hair line up at the tables. The whole point is that the Icelanders themselves do not pay attention to such nuances at all; judge for yourself if your whole life is spent in harsh conditions. weather conditions, little things like an uncomfortable bench in the locker room cannot be bothered.

However, as soon as you find yourself in the thermal pool of the Blue Lagoon, any thoughts (especially about insufficient seats in the locker room) evaporate by themselves, and you understand, here it is, that very unearthly pleasure for which it was worth flying to Iceland in the middle of winter! Thick steam rises from the water, guests cruise around the lagoon (the depth is insufficient for swimming), trying to find areas where the water is not just warm, but hot. The fact is that the pool is not additionally heated, as a result, all guests of the Blue Lagoon, whether they want it or not, are included in the “hot-cold” game, they took a step - it was cool, walked a couple of meters - they fell into a stream of hot water.

In the photo: on the shore of the Blue Lagoon pool

There is a bar in the center of the pool. The bar’s assortment allows you to either improve your health by drinking vitamin cocktails or increase your energy levels - in addition to healthy drinks, there are alcoholic drinks on sale; by the way, guests of the Blue Lagoon order drinks of the second type with great enthusiasm.

Every now and then a young man appears on the side of the pool, his face and stately figure reminiscent of a Viking from the Scandinavian epic. Only the modern Viking is armed not with a battle ax, but with an iPad, and his job is peaceful - to take photographs of the guests of the Blue Lagoon and immediately send the photos to them by email in real time.

In the photo: a photo taken by a young Viking

In addition to drinks, the local bar sells blue clay scrubs and masks (if you book a premium ticket, you get a scrub and mask by default). They give out beauty products in plastic cups, these are usually used for draft beer at all kinds of music festivals. By the way, the Icelanders themselves don’t buy masks and scrubs at the water bar, they say, why spend money on something that lies under your feet for free? Indeed, blue clay accumulates at the edges at the bottom of the pool; Icelanders collect clay from the bottom and apply it to their faces. Remember what I said about the attitude of the country's residents to comfort? Here is a clear confirmation of my words.

Besides outdoor swimming pool The Blue Lagoon has saunas, a waterfall, and a grotto, which are mandatory for all thermal complexes, as well as a grotto, in which, at nightfall, lights simulating candles are lit, plus in the grotto you can turn on music, or listen to information about the Blue Lagoon. Perhaps, artificial grotto- the most romantic part of the thermal complex, associations involuntarily arise with the very cave where Jon Snow and Ygritte made love in “Game of Thrones” (by the way, this scene was filmed in Iceland). It’s a pity, really, the grotto of the Blue Lagoon is always full of people, so you won’t be fooled around like the characters in the series. By the way, one more important point. The water in Blue Lagoon is not only not additionally heated, but also not purified with any chemicals; it is completely renewed on its own within a day, so there is no need to add bleach or other disinfectants.

And finally, about the Lava restaurant, which is open right at the Blue Lagoon thermal complex. His visit caused mixed feelings. On the one hand, the kitchen, run by chefs Þráinn Freyr Vigfússon (recognized as the best chef in Iceland in 2013) and Viktor Örn Andrésson, is beyond praise. The local smoked salmon and rack of lamb are the best I've had on the island.

In the photo: rack of lamb at Lava restaurant

But the service, unfortunately, is unique in Icelandic: firstly, the restaurant manager, regardless of whether you have a reserved table or not, has to wait 15-20 minutes (you are not allowed to sit at a table on your own), secondly, waitresses move around the hall very sporadically. In short, it’s not that the appetite disappears, but the desire to leave a tip does not arise.

However, for the impression of the dubious service of the Lava restaurant to disappear, after lunch you just need to dive into the waters of the Blue Lagoon again. They are magical, they not only rejuvenate the skin and hair, but also instantly wash away irritation and dissatisfaction.

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There is no resort holiday, because this northern island with a harsh climate, although this opinion is erroneous and actually exists upscale resorts Iceland, focused on both active and calm, relaxing holidays.

Indeed, there are no full-fledged and familiar ones on which you could sunbathe or swim in the sea. But there are other types of resort holidays, for example, we're talking about O alpine skiing or o.

What to do in Iceland?

First of all, this country is suitable for active recreation, during which you will be able to admire the unique northern beauties.

Particularly popular among tourists are the natural attractions, which include: Reynisdrangar rocks, Nauthólsvik beach, Edlidavatn lake, Hvitserkur rock, and many others.

But we will dwell in more detail on resort holiday in Iceland, especially since it is relatively inexpensive.

Ski resorts in Iceland

If the magnificent Iceland beckons you, the ski resorts will be a kind of cherry on the cake from all the other delights of this country.

Huge, by European standards, centers ski holiday not here, but there are five very well-appointed and comfortable resorts that will satisfy the needs of not only beginners, but also experienced skiers and snowboarders.

It is noteworthy that when the season in Europe is already ending, in Iceland it is just reaching its peak. Modern tracks are equipped with lighting devices, which allows you to ride not only in daylight, but also in the evening.

Let us add that one ski pass, costing 120 euros (as of 2016), gives access to five ski resorts countries that we will discuss below. In this way, Icelanders attract tourists who still want to ride, but can no longer do it on the European mountain slopes that are familiar to them.

Saudarkrokur-Tindastoll

This resort is located near the town. Primarily recommended for family vacation, although fans of fast skating will be pleased. The resort attracts: picturesque landscapes, an effective snowmaking system, modern snow parks.

Siglufjordur

This resort is located next to a small village whose inhabitants have long been engaged in fishing. However, it is here that the best ski slopes in all of Iceland are built.

The height of the route is 650 meters. A lift with comfortable seats takes you to the very top. By the way, from the top point of the route there is an amazing view of the Siglufjörder fjord.

Olafsfjordur

The resort got its name after the city where it is located. Nearby is one of the most beautiful fjords on the entire island called Eyja.

The many gentle but not long slopes are ideal for slalom skiing, although other skiing options are also possible.

This resort, like Saudarkrokur-Tindastoll, is located near Akureyri, although at a certain distance from other ski slopes.

It will delight you with a large number of slopes of varying difficulty levels, but the most interesting for skiers is the main route, the length of which exceeds 1200 meters.

Hlidarfjall

Hlidarfjall is also located in Akureyri. Hlidarfjall is one of the first ski slopes built and opened in Iceland. They first started riding it back in the seventies of the last century. From the highest points ski slope There is a wonderful view of the Eyja fjord.

Thermal spas

Iceland is a country of geysers and hot springs, of which there are an incredible variety. Even just among the mountains or valleys you can come across springs with hot water in which you can swim all year round.

Naturally, there are also full-fledged resorts where the full range of tourism services. So, the best thermal spas located in the following cities and regions of the country:

Let us immediately note that in Reykjavik there are not only thermal springs for swimming. Hot water from underground sources they heat houses, and therefore there are no boiler houses or smoking chimneys in the city, which makes the air incredibly clean!

Let us also note Kopavogur, where it is located largest pool with geothermal waters. It is comfortably located on the Borgarholt hill.

If we talk directly about resorts, then the best of them is in, known throughout the world. The resort is located in the southwest of Iceland and amazes with lakes created by nature in solidified lava, and pure water, with amazingly beneficial and healing properties..

The Blue Lagoon is located just 30 kilometers from the capital of Iceland, Reykjavik. Natural pools are located in the open air, and the water temperature in them throughout the year is approximately +39 degrees.

Water has a positive effect on the skin, body condition, and relieves stress. The resort sells cosmetics that contain an abundance of minerals obtained from the local water.

How to get to Iceland?

The best option is by plane. Although there are no direct flights from Moscow to Reykjavik. You will have to fly with one or two transfers. Travel time is from 6 and a half to 20 and a half hours, depending on the chosen route and the time of connections between flights.

You'll have to move around on your own by land transport. Firstly, the country itself is relatively small, and all the resorts are located close to each other. Secondly, it's cheaper.

The most popular place For tourists who come to Iceland, there is the Blue Lagoon, a unique thermal spring, the temperature of which varies from thirty-seven to forty degrees all year round. And being in warm, sky-blue water, when winter and cold are in full swing, creates indescribable sensations for which travelers cross half the world, coming to this cold northern country.

Visit Blue Lagoon of Iceland- one of the most important symbols of this country and its main attraction, what could be more beneficial for health and overall development?! This place is completely unique: a geothermal pool made of porous lava, located on the Reykjanes Peninsula, in southwest Iceland. There is a luxurious SPA complex of the highest class, with thermal baths, steam rooms, a bar, a restaurant, a relaxation area, a Blue Lagoon Clinic specializing in the treatment of skin diseases, and a store selling unique locally produced cosmetics.

In general, the history of the Blue Lagoon complex dates back to 1976, during the construction of “Svartsengi” - the world’s first geothermal station, thanks to which they decided to use the natural gift in the form of constantly hot water for the benefit of the island’s inhabitants. Continuing the topic, I would like to say that the station is functioning properly to this day, thus, the forces of nature provide heat and electricity to people. Time passed, and in 1990, local residents We noticed a small lake with warm sky-blue water, next to a power plant. They began to go swimming here, and the station employees did the same, until one of them, who had suffered from psoriasis for many years, realized that after several such baths, he was completely healed.

Doctors became interested in the composition of the water, conducted a lot of tests, and concluded that it was not only unique, but also healing for many skin ailments. The lagoon water is sixty-five percent seawater, thirty-five percent fresh, it is saturated with microelements such as quartz, silicon, and blue-green seaweed. By the way, thanks to the play of light on silicon particles, the water has a bluish-milky tint. It was found that bacteria do not survive in this water composition, but mineral salts have a beneficial effect on the human body. Therapeutic mud deeply cleanses and heals the skin, seaweed softens and nourishes. The bottom of the lagoon is covered with white clay, which also has numerous healing properties. Six million liters of pure geothermal sea ​​water, goes through an update cycle every forty hours. The complex's employees regularly take samples for water quality, showing that it does not need additional treatment. That is why, in 1999, a spa complex was built here, and later a clinic. In 2005, the private Blue Lagoon complex of Iceland was awarded the title of the most best spa resort in the world.

The width of the lagoon is two hundred meters, its length is several kilometers, its depth is from one to three meters. Basically, the bottom of the lagoon is clay and smooth, but sometimes there are stones, so tread more carefully or wear special shoes. There are steam rooms on the shore. While standing in the water, it is recommended to coat yourself with white clay and wash it off after a few minutes. Best time to visit the Blue Lagoon SPA resort - cloudy and windy weather, the fact is that the lake water is hot, therefore, swimming in the heat is somewhat difficult. But in cool air temperatures, it’s very pleasant to plunge into hot water after freezing a little. It is necessary to pay attention to the places where the source waters exit, since the temperature near them can be from four hundred to nine hundred degrees. The lagoon is framed by the most picturesque fields of volcanic lava; over the years, overgrown with moss, among the frozen patches of lava you can sometimes see seething rivers of boiling water. Bathing in geothermal springs is extremely beneficial, as it improves body tone, treats skin diseases, provides complete relaxation, and relieves accumulated stress.

If you do not want to get to the complex at the very peak of visits, then come here early in the morning, when the tourists have not yet arrived, since it is very crowded here after lunch. There is no hotel at the spa complex, but you can rent housing or a hotel room in the neighboring town of Grindavik. In addition, you can rent a room at the clinic for several days. It is located within walking distance from the lake and looks like a small hotel with a restaurant, lobby bar, and gym. Entrance to the complex is paid, the price is approximately twenty euros, it includes the rental of a box for things. It is possible to rent a towel for five euros, and a robe for nine euros. Visitors are given a bracelet with a built-in electronic wallet, thanks to which they can take food and drinks from the bar without carrying a bag with a wallet or card, and pay for everything on the way out.

The Blue Lagoon is located a twenty-minute drive from Iceland's Keflavik Airport; you can drive from the capital in forty minutes; for example, a bus leaves from the main bus station in Reykjavik every half hour to the Blue Lagoon. If you came by car, then there is a large free parking In the building there is a luggage storage room, a free toilet, and an information stand.

I would like to give you some advice before visiting the thermal complex:

1. Prolonged stay in thermal water leads to dehydration of the body, so drink a lot during and after the procedures;

2. Thermal water although it does not harm the hair, it dries it out, so use the hair conditioner that is in the shower;

3. To prevent water from ruining your jewelry - rings, chains, earrings, remove them;

4. Take off your glasses - they fog up, but if the day is sunny, then wear special sunglasses to avoid damaging your eyesight.

For the convenience of visitors, since 2015 it is possible to pre-book entrance tickets online. Prices for the thermal complex Blue Lagoon Iceland for 2016: children from 2 to 13 years old - free; children from 14 to 15 years old – 25 euros; disabled people – 25 euros; adults from 16 years and older - 40 euros, during the summer season - from the first of June to the thirty-first of August - 50 euros. When purchasing entrance tickets on the spot, without advance reservation, the price for all types of tickets increases by five euros compared to the indicated prices. The STANDARD entrance ticket does not limit the time of swimming, but, most often, a couple of hours is enough for complete relaxation and a feeling of complete bliss. It is for this reason that after visiting the Blue Lagoon complex, sleep is recommended, and not leisure or excursions: a relaxed body cannot stand it. There are also more expensive tickets, the price of which includes Additional services and bath accessories. If you have no desire to accept water treatments, then you can go inside to look and take photos, which will cost 10 euros per person, the ticket is taken on the spot. You can buy a group introductory tour to the Blue Lagoon with an English-speaking guide. Within forty minutes you will be shown the most wonderful places of the complex, told its history, treated to canapés and cocktails, and given a small memorable gift. This tour costs 15 euros.

The Blue Lagoon is the most popular place to visit among travelers coming to Iceland. And it’s really worth any money, because in addition to improving your health, you get a lot of positive emotions and take great photos. Memory of visiting this thermal spring It will definitely stay for life!


The Blue Lagoon geothermal complex, formed around a complex of natural pools, is one of Iceland's most popular natural attractions. About 300 thousand people visit the resort every year. The first areas equipped for swimming appeared in the Blue Lagoon in the mid-80s of the last century. Hot springs of azure, soft blue and milky shades wash the lava piles, creating contrasting landscapes.

The complex of volcanic origin has unique healing and healing properties, known since 1976. The minerals contained in the water, sea salt, sulfur and even blue-green algae can cure skin diseases. People can swim here even in winter: the water in deep reservoirs maintains a comfortable temperature from +37°C to +40°C throughout the year.









Working hours

The Blue Lagoon is open daily, throughout the year. Opening hours from June 1 to June 30 - from 9:00 to 21:00, from July 1 to August 15 - from 9:00 to midnight, from August 16 to 30 - from 9:00 to 21:00, from September 1 to May 31 - from 10:00 to 20:00. An exception is the New Year and Christmas holidays; during the period from December 23 to January 1, the schedule should be checked on the Blue Lagoon website. Guests can stay in the thermal complex for 45 minutes after closing.

Cost of visit

The entrance ticket price depends on the season. From September 1 to May 31, the cost of visiting Blue Lagoon is 33 euros for adults, 15 euros for teenagers 14 and 15 years old. From June 1 to August 31, admission for adults will cost 40 euros, for teenagers 14 and 15 years old - also 15 euros. Children under 13 years old have free admission if accompanied by an adult.

More information about the cost of beauty treatments, as well as the rental of bathrobes and towels, can be found on the Blue Lagoon website.

All Blue Lagoon Resort guests receive a magnetic chip bracelet that serves as the key to their personal locker. You must have a swimsuit with you; Towels and bathrobes can be rented for an additional fee. The changing rooms are divided into men's and women's areas. There are showers (shampoo and shower gel are provided free of charge). Also, a bracelet with a chip is used to pay for drinks and snacks in the bar and restaurant of the thermal complex, so it is better to leave money and other things in the locker.

No special shoes are required to visit the Blue Lagoon; There are no rocky areas where you can injure your feet on the territory of the complex. Regular flip-flops will suffice.

The water in the pools is renewed every two days.

On the territory of the Blue Lagoon geothermal complex there is a hotel of the same name with 15 rooms. The cost of accommodation depends on the season and ranges from 190 to 280 euros per day for Double Room. An extra bed will cost 80 euros per night. Breakfast and access to the Blue Lagoon are included in the room rate.

There is a special section on the Blue Lagoon website where you can consult or ask questions about the features of the resort.

How to get there

The Blue Lagoon geothermal complex is located 38 kilometers southwest of; travel time from the capital's bus station is 45 minutes. You can also get to the resort from international airport Keflavík, located 15 kilometers northwest of Blue Lagoon. Travel time is about twenty minutes. Shuttle Buses operate between Reykjavik, the airport and the thermal baths several times a day throughout the year. Tours to the Blue Lagoon are also organized by local tour operators Reykjavik Excursions and Iceland Excursions. The fare is from 3200 ISK (~$32.0) per person round trip; Teenagers from 12 to 17 years old usually receive a 50% discount. Children under 11 years old travel free of charge.

The resort has free storage rooms where you can leave suitcases and bags if necessary.

Location

The Blue Lagoon geothermal complex is located on the Reykjanes Peninsula, in the southwest. Exact coordinates: 63°88 N, 22°45 W.