The Blue Lagoon is a geothermal spa in southwestern Iceland, known for its milky-blue waters rich in silica, salts, and algae. The water temperature averages 37-39 °C, and guests can enjoy the lagoon's healing properties, as well as amenities like silica mud masks and in-water bars
Plan your family visit to the Blue Lagoon with these blog insights 👇



Activities: We bathed in waters at 40°C in the middle of lava fields! We went from -2°C to 38°C in 15 seconds. Everything is extremely well organized and supervised. There are individual showers for tourists. There is also a bar serving smoothies and other drinks, and massages are available. Buses run to the Blue Lagoon every hour
Highlights: It was amazing to bathe in the steam! It was a total change of scenery. We went to the Blue Lagoon a few minutes after getting off the plane! It was magical to experience the heat after the cold of the outside air, and the children were thrilled ✨






Activities: We visited the Blue Lagoon with our daughter, spending about three hours at this spa. We had great food and drinks, and even put on different masks in the water
Highlights: We were glad we bought tickets to the Blue Lagoon after all. We thought it was a very nice experience to go here with our daughter ✨



Activities: On our last day in Iceland we visited the Blue Lagoon to the south west of Reykjavik. We opted for the basic ‘comfort’ package which included a free drink and facial mask. Towels were provided. Adult tickets cost £75 and children were free. It’s a surreal experience really, getting into a hot milky blue bath with lots of strangers, but it was also relaxing and we enjoyed it a lot
Highlights: The kids enjoyed the hot milky blue bath and the free drink and facial mask. We all found it a surreal but relaxing experience ✨