Blue Lagoon - Reykjavik
Silica mud is provided free of charge to all guests and is located in wooden boxes in the lagoon. Apply the mud to your face and body, avoiding the eye area, and leave to dry to 5-10 minutes. The mud purifies your skin and leaves you feeling cleaner and fresher than ever before.
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In the small town of Grindavik, not far from Reykjavik, you will find the spa of your dreams. A destination so unique that nothing else in the world compares to it. It's Blue Lagoon, a geothermal spa where people enjoy relaxing in geothermal seawater that is known for its positive effects on the skin. For that reason and so many others, Blue Lagoon is and always has been one of the top attractions for tourists in Iceland.
Blue Lagoon's mission is to create energy for life through forces of nature. What could be better than renewing your relationship with nature by soaking up scenic beauty while enjoying fresh air and warm geothermal seawater at the same time? Or relaxing in a cave-like geothermal steam bath? You can sit in the sauna and enjoy a nice view of the Blue Lagoon, and sprinkle yourself with refreshing cold water afterwards, or treat yourself to an energising massage for shoulders and neck under the waterfall. At the outdoor Lagoon Bar guest can enjoy refreshment such as smoothies, drinks and ice cream while soaking in the lagoon.
A small part of the lagoon is reserved for in-water treatments and massage. If you are interested in a massage you can inquire at the reception desk or book in advance online. The Blue Café provides light meals, sandwiches, sushi, healthy snacks, ice cream, hot and cold drinks. If you're looking for more of a dining experience, we recommend LAVA Restaurant next door, where the menu ranges from light to gourmet meals.
Perfect your Iceland experience by spending a day at the Blue Lagoon, we promise you an unforgettable experience.
Looking for more ways to bathe and relax in Iceland? Check out Laugar Spa & Fitness, Fontana and Lysuholslaug
