Blue Lagoon Silica Mud Mask - A purifying face mask that deep-cleanses and strengthens skin - 75ml

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Children aged 13-years and under are offered free entry when accompanied by a parent or guardian and children aged 8-years and under must wear a float. For more information find out if the Blue Lagoon is suitable for families? Can you drive to the Blue Lagoon, Iceland? I’d definitely recommend fitting a visit to the Blue Lagoon into your Iceland itinerary so you can experience it for yourself and let the mineral waters work their geothermal magic on you. Your skin will thank you and you’ll leave feeling relaxed and de-stressed having experienced one of Iceland’s top attractions. Before I went to Iceland the first time, I did a lot of research and everything I read about the Blue Lagoon said that you are required to: If you’re not planning to have a meal, allowing two hours for your Blue Lagoon ritual would be plenty of time for most people. Lava Restaurant, Blue Lagoon Hear me out: three months before my first trip to Iceland I suffered some nerve damage in my hand due to a freak flying trapeze incident (true story) after which I lost all feeling in my left middle finger down to my palm.

The point of showering (completely naked) before entering the lagoon is to make sure all your dirty little bits get clean before heading into what is essentially a giant communal tub. The lagoon is huge and the water is hot, but aren’t you glad all the bodies that are in there have been scrubbed clean first? I am! Therefore, I am happy to do my part for the sake of hygiene. If you’ve got a rental car for your Iceland holiday, you can certainly drive to the Blue Lagoon. Free parking is available outside reception and the gift shop. How to get to Iceland’s Blue LagoonThe Blue Lagoon will tell you all about the supposed benefits of the geothermal water to those with all sorts of skin ailments including psoriasis and eczema. However, it’s my belief that the Blue Lagoon cures more than just skin diseases. You’re sure to want to take some photos in the otherworldly surroundings of the Blue Lagoon, so you’ll be pleased to hear that phones are allowed. However, there are no designated places to put your phone when you’re not using it, so you take it in at your own risk. You should take a waterproof phone case to keep your phone safe!

But keep in mind that weather and cloud cover can be unpredictable, and you’ll still have to contend with the (albeit limited) light pollution in and around the lagoon. (Ergo, it’s never 100% guaranteed that you’ll see the aurora during your visit.) I didn’t think I was going to like the Blue Lagoon. An artificial attraction fed by water from the nearby geothermal power plant doesn’t actually sound that appealing, does it? It makes sense to plan a visit to the Blue Lagoon en-route to or from the airport and many visitors choose this option. A visit can also be easy as a day trip from Reykjavík, or as part of aGolden Circleday tour.

During the summer in Iceland, the sun barely sets and the sky never gets dark. So, even at midnight there will be light in the sky. During the winter you’ll experience a fully dark sky and much earlier in the day.