Blue Lagoon
Blue Lagoon: Iconic Geothermal Spa in Iceland
About Blue Lagoon
Blue Lagoon: Iconic Geothermal Spa in Iceland
Tips for Visiting
- Book well in advance, especially in peak season.
- Protect your hair from the water with conditioner before entering.
- Allow extra transfer time if combining the lagoon with day touring.
Key Facts
Typeattraction
Best TimeYear-round; early or late time slots are often calmer.
Entry FeeAdvance paid admission required.
Hours8 AM–10 PM
Tours That Visit Blue Lagoon
Experience this attraction with an expert local guide.
Small Group
Exclusive Small Group Tour: Northern Lights Adventure in Iceland
4.9(44)
Premium small-group aurora experience with photography assistance.
5-7 hoursUp to 8 guests
From
69.900 kr.
per person
FlyBus Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik (KEF to BSI)
4.8(2,309)
Official FlyBus airport shuttle from Keflavik International Airport (KEF) to BSI Bus Terminal in central Reykjavik. Departs after every flight arrival. 45-minute journey with free Wi-Fi and carbon-neutral travel.
45 minutesUp to 50 passengers
From
3.999 kr.
per person
FlyBus Plus Hotel to Keflavik Airport (Reykjavik Hotel to KEF)
4.8(2,309)
FlyBus Plus door-to-door service from your Reykjavik hotel to Keflavik International Airport. Minibus picks you up from the nearest bus stop to your hotel, then coach from BSI to KEF. Total journey approximately 75 minutes.
75 minutesMinibus + up to 50 passengers (coach)
From
5.199 kr.
per person
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, the Blue Lagoon is not completely natural, but it is naturally heated and mineral-rich. The lagoon was formed from geothermal runoff from a nearby power plant, and its warm, silica-rich water is continuously renewed by natural geothermal activity.
Yes, the Blue Lagoon is safe to visit, as operations are closely monitored and adjusted based on volcanic activity. Authorities continuously assess conditions in the Reykjanes region, and the lagoon closes proactively if safety conditions change.
The lagoon offers modern facilities, including clean changing rooms, showers, a pool, and spa services. Guests can dine at the Lava Restaurant, enjoy drinks at the glass-fronted café, and stay in nearby hotels like the Retreat or Silica Hotel for a full luxury experience.
Yes, children can visit the Blue Lagoon, but age restrictions apply. Children must meet the minimum age requirement and be accompanied by an adult, with flotation aids provided when needed.
The Retreat Spa offers a more private, luxury experience compared to the main Blue Lagoon area. It includes exclusive access areas, additional treatments, quieter soaking spaces, and higher-end amenities designed for guests seeking extra privacy.