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Visit Iceland's famous Blue Lagoon and relax inside a geothermal spa
Blue Lagoon
Open today:
10:00 -
20:00
Meeting point
10 Vatnsmýrarvegur, 101, ReykjavíkShow your smartphone ticket to the staff at the Reykjavik Excursions ticket office at the BSI Coach Terminal, and they'll direct you to your coach.
Journey from Reykjavik to the Blue Lagoon and soak up this once-in-a-lifetime experience – it's an essential on every Iceland bucket list.
This Blue Lagoon admission ticket gives you return travel from Reykjavik, as well as a couple of extra perks when you arrive. Not only do you get to take a dip in earth's very own hot tub, you'll also get a silica mask, a towel, and a drink of your choice to grab at the in-water bar.
Surrounded by a mossy lava field, this natural wonder will blow your mind and melt your muscles into relaxation. If you're wondering where the lagoon gets its milky blue colour, it comes from the high silica content in the water. In fact, the silica forms soft white mud on the bottom of the lake which you can rub on yourself!
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