South Coast Day Tour: Waterfalls, Black Sand Beach and Glacier View
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Float in the milky-blue geothermal water of the Blue Lagoon with a towel, a silica face mask and a drink from the in-water bar already covered. Share your dates and we'll look for an entry slot that suits your plans.
Set in a moss-covered lava field on the Reykjanes peninsula, the Blue Lagoon is fed by warm seawater from deep underground, rich in silica and minerals. This admission level adds the small comforts most visitors want: a towel to use during your visit, a silica mud mask to try in the water and one drink from the swim-up bar.
Entry works on timed slots and the lagoon is popular, especially around the middle of the day. Tell us when you’ll be in Iceland and whether you’re arriving from the airport or from Reykjavik, and we’ll help you pick a time that fits around your flights and other tours.
Arrive around your booked time and collect your wristband at reception.
Showering before entering is required in Icelandic pools; changing rooms have lockers.
Enjoy the warm water, try your silica mask and order your drink at the in-water bar.
Stay as long as you like on the day within opening hours.
Blue Lagoon reception, near Grindavík on the Reykjanes peninsula (roughly 45–50 minutes by road from Reykjavik).The exact spot and your host's details arrive with your confirmation.
Open in Google MapsYes, the lagoon sits between Keflavík airport and Reykjavik, so many travellers stop on arrival or departure day. Tell us your flight times and we'll suggest a sensible slot.
A luggage storage facility is usually available near the entrance for a fee. We'll confirm current arrangements when we reply.
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