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Blue Lagoon Comfort Admission Ticket
Activity Schedule
Key Highlights
- Luxuriate in the warm waters of the Blue Lagoon – one of Iceland's top visitor attractions
- Visit the Blue Lagoon during the peaceful hours of late afternoon or in the evening
- Includes your entrance fee so that you can enjoy a seamless experience
- Package includes entrance to the Blue Lagoon, silica mud mask, use of a towel, and a drink of your choice
- Both printed or smartphone vouchers are accepted
Overview
After pick up from Reykjavik, drive across the harshly beautiful terrain of Iceland to the Blue Lagoon, where you’ll spend a day awash in serenity.
Enjoy the perfect tranquility at the Blue Lagoon, a world-renowned geothermal spa, under the midnight sun as you head to the spot during late afternoon or in the evening. Set in a landscape of black basalt, the Blue Lagoon has warm milky-turquoise waters rich in healing minerals. Treat yourself to one of the most blissful experiences in Iceland – the incredible Blue Lagoon spa.
Skip the long queues and head straight to the lagoon with the bathing access. You have Blue Lagoon Comfort Bathing Package, which includes silica mud mask, use of towel, first drink of your choice. It is a unique geothermal spa situated in the youngest lava field in west Iceland. Once there you are treated to a few hours of perfect peace - walk through the enchanted lava fields that surround the lagoon, put on a silica mud mask, bathe in the steamy blue-green waters, relax in a geothermal steam bath or release the stress from your shoulders under a soothing waterfall.
About the Supplier: Destination Blue Lagoon is the official transport partner of the Blue Lagoon and offers comfortable bus services from Reykjavik and Keflavik Airport to the world-renowned geothermal spa.
Inclusions
- Comfort admission to the Blue Lagoon
- Roundtrip bus service from Reykjavík with Destination Blue Lagoon (optional)
- Silica Mud Mask
- First drink of your choice
- Use of towel
Exclusions
- Additional services, unless specified
Please note
Voucher information: You can show your voucher on your smartphone or other devices. (But if you’d rather print a copy – that’s fine too!)
Bathing suits and towels can be rented on the spot. Refreshments can also be purchased on spot.
You can safely store your luggage at the Blue Lagoon while bathing.
The water in the Blue Lagoon is rich in silica and may make your stiff for few days. Please apply conditioner before entering the lagoon. Complimentary conditioner is available in the shower area.
Hot water might lead to dehydration; hence drink plenty of water during your visit.
It is mandatory for children aged 2 to 8 to wear inflatable armbands (aka, ‘floaties’, ‘water wings’) in the lagoon. These are provided free of charge. Also be aware that each guardian is only allowed to supervise two children under the age of 10.
Optional hotel transfers: Pick up is always one and a half hour before the time booked at the Blue Lagoon. For example, if you book for 6pm, you will be picked up at 4:30pm.
Additional info
The confirmation voucher includes the local activity operator’s contact details. They’re a nice bunch, and will happily answer any logistical questions you may have.
Customer Reviews
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5
well organised tour an enough time to enjoy . perfect.
01/31/2020 Sandip Patel, -
5
Blue lagoon is the stuff! Just so relaxing.
01/16/2020 Ben Johnson, -
5
Amazing day
04/24/2018 Jessica Thornton, United Kingdom
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