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- Getting a relaxing massage after having relaxed all of your muscles in the steamy and nourishing water of the lagoon.
- Applying an algae or silica mask made from the lagoon water to purify your skin and help you relax.
- Having a delicious, high quality meal in the Lagoon’s restaurant while wearing a robe and slippers!
- Watching the incredible Aurora Borealis overhead while swimming in the Blue Lagoon at night.
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Iceland’s Blue Lagoon
Although usually confused with the many hot springs and thermal pools in Iceland, the Blue Lagoon is actually not a natural phenomenon. The Lagoon is instead manmade, and heated by the geothermal power plant just adjacent to the water. Runoff from this plant, which creates energy from the volcanic activity in the area, is directed into the lagoon, and this is what makes the water warm.
Effects of the Blue Lagoon
With this being said, the pool is still clean and very safe to swim in -- in fact, many firmly believe that the mud and water in the pool is good for your skin. This is because the water is rich in vitamins, minerals, and algae.
The combination fresh and seawater means the Lagoon has a high content of silica within it, which protects your skin. The silica also has an antibacterial effect. In fact, there is even some medical tourism to the Lagoon amongst those with arthritis and chronic pain, who say the water helps their symptoms.
In order to keep this water clean, however, every visitor is required to rinse off before entering the lagoon.
What to Know
- For general admission in the Blue Lagoons, a regular adult ticket costs about $92 US Dollars. A premium ticket will cost you about $120, and will include a second drink, a bathrobe and slippers, and restaurant reservation. If you really want a luxurious experience, you can also book a retreat spa experience for $352. This gives you access to the very luxurious Retreat Spa for four hours, a private changing rome, and the spa restaurant.
- The Blue Lagoon is open from 8am to 11pm, with shorter hours on certain holidays such as Christmas. One the biggest decisions you will have to make when planning your visit is whether or not you want to come at night, which can be a spectacular experience
- Many people advise travelers to the Lagoon to pack some leave-in conditioner if you plan to dunk your head, since the Lagoon is notorious for leaving your hair coated in minerals and feeling stiff and tangled for several days. This will not leave permanent damage, however, and besides the weird appearance, the Lagoon water isn’t actually bad for your hair.
- Your ticket includes a drink at the swim-to drink bar in the lagoon, however, as the Lagoon is a family friendly location, you will be cut off after buying 3 alcoholic drinks.
- If you wear contact lenses, bring a pair of glasses, or without eyewear in the lagoon. If silica gets in your ocntacts, it can be very painful. On a similar note, bring sunglasses if you visit during the day, the water reflecting off the lagoon can make it very bright!
Blue Lagoon Reviews & Ratings
Our trip to Iceland was absolutely stunning and Charlie the Traveler curated an amazing and adventurous trip for us that kept in mind all of the attractions that were on our list and many other gems this beautiful country has to offer.
Our trip to Iceland was absolutely stunning and Charlie the Traveler curated an amazing and adventurous trip for us that kept in mind all of the attractions that wer...
My husband and I had an excellent trip to Iceland this January.
My husband and I had an excellent trip to Iceland this January. Our hotels, itineraries, and travel were all taken care of, which made our vacation so much more enjo...
Our tour guide was great in knowing when to let me explore and when to stay for support and explanations of the sites.
When I went on the Iceland trip from CharlieTheTraveler, I didn’t want to leave. The beauty of the natural landscapes was highlighted in this tour, most of which I d...
Booking a tour with CharlieTheTraveler was very easy.
Booking a tour with CharlieTheTraveler was very easy. My trip to Iceland went off without any issues and that’s all to the company’s organization. The tour guide the...
This was a one-of-a-kind trip that I would have never been able to plan on my own.
After having the same kind of vacations year after year, I wanted a unique vacation. I booked the Iceland trip through CharlieTheTraveler and was not disappointed. T...
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