Blue Lagoon Tour

Highlights

• Entrance to the beautiful Blue Lagoon
• Astonishing views of the surrounding lava fields
• First drink of your choice at the swim-up bar
• Complimentary silica mud mask and towel
• Relaxed “no rush” experience 
• Unwind in the sauna and steam rooms
• Reignite your senses under the “hot” waterfall
• Timed admission and guaranteed access 

Inclusions

• Convenient transfers from the city to the Blue Lagoon
• Professional Driver & Guide
• Assisted entrance to the Blue Lagoon
• Comfortable coaches
• Free WiFi
• Hotel and Bus Stop pick-up included

Tour Itinerary

Iceland´s Blue Lagoon

The Blue Lagoon geothermal spa is one of Iceland's most popular tourist attractions and by many considered an intrinsic part of the whole Iceland experience. Breathtaking scenery, ultra-modern facilities, and an impressive track record in healing are reasons why the Blue Lagoon draws visitors from all corners of the world to return.

Multiple daily departures and two admission packages to choose from when booking your trip to the Blue Lagoon make it perfect to combine with other day tours. Gray Line Iceland offers a few ways to get there. Enjoy a visit on the way to or from the airport. Start your trip in the most calming and centering way possible and stop in at the Blue Lagoon on your way from the airport or round off your trip the same way and have a relaxing dip and let the Blue Lagoon be the last thing you do in Iceland. You can also build it into many of our other tours and experiences.

COMFORT ADMISSION PACKAGE

• Comfort admission to the Blue Lagoon includes a silica mud mask, a towel, and one drink of your choice.

The Blue Lagoon has not only the lagoon existence to geothermal activity but the entire facility—from the shower rooms to the café lights—is powered by geothermal energy. Ocean water seeps through the porous lava rock and combines with hot groundwater to create the distinctive mineral-rich water and silica mud found in the Blue Lagoon.

There is plenty to do at the Blue Lagoon and the key to fully enjoying your Blue Lagoon experience is to pace yourself. Of course, soak yourself in the warm waters of the lagoon first meanwhile cool Icelandic air hits your freshly showered skin. But when you warmed up enough, check out the Blue Lagoon sauna and steam rooms. There is also an area just for relaxing—the aptly named, Relaxation Area. Have a smoothie at the Lagoon Bar, and if you are looking for warmer waters, then search out the areas of the lagoon with the most steam. After a soak in the warmer waters, get ready for a face mask, perhaps followed by a water massage courtesy of the waterfall. When experiencing all of this relaxation and cozy times, the hunger may come. But no worries, the Blue Lagoon has plenty to offer by purchase, by way of dining, no matter your tastes.

There are two things you should keep in mind before going to the Blue Lagoon. The first one is to don't forget to use the conditioner because your hair might be a little bit dry after you enter the water. It is also good to use it before you enter the area, to protect your hair as much as possible.  The second thing is to leave your jewelry in your bag. As for your jewelry, best to keep it in your locker, it can be hard to find a fallen earring in the cloudy blue water of the Blue Lagoon.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. Where is the Blue Lagoon in Iceland?

The Blue Lagoon is situated southwest of Iceland, between Keflavík International Airport and Reykjavík. The closest town to Blue Lagoon is Gríndavík. The Blue Lagoon is approximately 50 kilometers from Reykjavik.

2. How old do you have to be to be able to go on the Blue Lagoon Tour?

If you are planning to go to Blue Lagoon with your child, remember that the child has to be a minimum of 2 years old. This rule is included, just because the blue mineral waters of Blue Lagoon, might be not sensitive to babies' skin. Remember that for kids younger than 8 years, the floaties are a must to wear, but no worries, if you don't own any, floaties for free are available for rent just at the entrance to the Blue Lagoon.

3. Is the Blue Lagoon Tour ok for pregnant women? 

It is known that pregnant women shouldn't enter warm/hot waters, not only at the Blue Lagoon but on the other side, it really depends on women itself. There is no restriction for pregnant women to go, but for some pregnant women, warm waters might be very unpleasant and harmful, while for others not. That's why is it important to talk to your care provider before you go.

4. Is the Blue Lagoon Tour on if the weather is bad?

The weather in Iceland changes very often, especially in the wintertime. If the weather is really bad, the tour will be canceled for your safety, and also, if the weather in Iceland is really bad, most of the roads are closed, so there is no chance to get to the Blue Lagoon. Don't be sad if this happens, you can always pre-book your Blue Lagoon Tour for another day, or if you won't be able to make it because we will return you 100% of the price you paid.

5. Should we take something with us for the Blue Lagoon Tour?

Yes, you will of course need a swimsuit, towel, shampoo, and conditioner. As we wrote, it is probably nice for your hair to use conditioner before and after entering the water, so it won't be harmed in any way. And if you forget any of these things at home, don't worry, the Blue Lagoon will rent them to you. The burkini is of course allowed at the Blue Lagoon as well.

6. Is it allowed to take pictures & videos at the Blue Lagoon Iceland?

Yes, phones or other devices are not prohibited at Blue Lagoon. Just don't forget that you will be moving in the area, and it is smart to put your phone device into a waterproof case or bag.

7. Do you have anything more to add before we go for the Blue Lagoon Tour?

Don't forget that the water at Blue Lagoon is not clear and it's warm. That's why swimming is not only prohibited but also not possible. Definitely put down all your jewelry before entering the waters, they might be destroyed since water contains many minerals. 

If you would have any other questions in mind, please, contact us at iceland@grayline.is or call +354 540 13 13.

Please note

• This tour is guided in English.
• Restrooms are available at the Blue Lagoon.
• There is an age limit of 2 years to go into the water. However, toddlers are allowed to visit the Blue Lagoon premises with an accompanying adult.
• Children aged eight or lower must wear flotation supports. These are available at the entrance, free of charge.
• One adult may accompany a maximum of two children.

Pick up from hotels, guesthouses and designated bus stops start 30 minutes before the tour departure time stated on your voucher.