The Bottom Line
- A Must-Do for Visitors
- Open All Year
- Great Tours Available
- Low Admission Price
- This experience may tire Seniors
- Less suitable for children
Description
- Open Sept. through May 15: 10 am - 8 pm. May 15 through Aug 31: 9 am - 9 pm.
- Admission: Adults 1400 Icelandic kroner. Seniors 67 and over: 990 kr. Children between 12-15: 700 kr.
- Towels, bathing suits, and bathrobes can be rented.
Guide Review - The Blue Lagoon in Iceland
The fluorescent blue pool of water is around 98-102°F (or 36-39°C) warm all year - which makes ht Blue Lagoon such a popular destination in cold Icelandic winters.
When you visit the Blue Lagoon, change into your bathing suit and take a shower in the modern locker rooms before entering the waters of Iceland's famous lagoon. You will see that the Blue Lagoon is surrounded by black lava rocks and covered with bright steam. Due to the size, it is easy to find your own private spot to get that weightless sensation as you float in the water. Enjoy the mineral rich water which is believed to have curative powers. Listen to your body and limit bathing time accordingly to prevent exhaustion.
The geothermal spa's updated facilities include changing rooms, an indoor swimming area, a conference area, and a restaurant with a beautiful view. In addition to bathing in the lagoon, visitors can visit the lava cave or take a steam bath powered by nature.
When planning your trip, take a look at Tours of the Blue Lagoon.
