Blue Lagoon (Iceland) Reviews

If one is lucky enough to visit the beautiful country of Iceland, I recommend a visit to the exquisite Blue lagoon. As far as I am aware, the only way to get there is via car, which takes around 40 minutes from Reykjavic city centre. The entrance fee for adults is currently 20 Euros, children under 13 are free as long as they are accompanied and ...  Read the complete review

If you are lucky enough to have the opportunity to spend time on this marvellous island, take time out to relax in the warm, sea salty water of the Blue Lagoon. N.B. most hotels/hostels organise buses or are linked to a network of buses that go here. If you are travelling alone, don't be afraid, this is one of the easiest places to spend ...  Read the complete review

I was very fortunate to have had a visit to Iceland at the beginning of this year, on of the usual sight seeing and trips we squeezed into our 5 days was the Blue Lagoon which had been expressly recommended in one of the tour guides we picked up before our trip. So where is it? ------------------- It is in an area of Iceland ...  Read the complete review

The Blue Lagoon in Iceland is a definite must you need to experience whilst in Iceland. Iceland is actually located on the boundaries of two large tectonic plates, these being the Eurasian plate and the North American plate. Iceland is very volcanic and there are many geysers and hot springs throughout the country. The Mid Atlantic ...  Read the complete review

I love the blue lagoon in Iceland so much. It is perfect to ease away all the stresses of everyday life. The lagoon is an outdoor pool made within the lava fields about 40 minutes bus ride from reykjavik. The pools have been made by smoothing the lava rock and its heated naturally by geothermal waters with sea water pumped directly in to cool down ...  Read the complete review

The Blue Lagoon in Iceland is an experience that cannot really be described without being there first hand, but I will try no less to tell you about this lovely place. Location / Getting There ------------------------------ The Lagoon is based in the middle of nowhere in Iceland; it is about a 35-40 minute drive from ...  Read the complete review

I was lucky enough to get tickets for me and my boyfriend to go to the blue lagoon in ice land for my 21st birthday. And i couldnt of wanted or expected any thing better for my 21st birthday, The Blue Lagoon is probably one of the best places i have ever been to in my life"!! Its just amazing. I went in Feb, so it was ...  Read the complete review

The Blue Lagoon Iceland is one of the best attractions which I have ever visited in my life, and a definate place to visit if you are ever in Iceland. Iceland is famous for it's tectonic activity, which results in both volcanoes, geysers and hot springs. However, the Blue Lagoon is neither of these. The country of Iceland sources a ...  Read the complete review

The Blue Lagoon is not just a drink but also a place to go to be pampered while floating in hot, steamy water. The blue lagoon is a natural hot spring in Iceland which is meant to contain natural minerals which help to cure skin diseases and generally make you healthier. It's a welcome trip having been around the rocky, cold climate of ...  Read the complete review

One of the most enduring experiences of our trip to Reykjavik was relaxing outdoors in warm, sea salty water of the Blue Lagoon, with the temperature out of the water at no more than 3° and the hail clouds approaching. Watching the steam rise from the milky aquamarine water, with the lava fields all around and the dramatic, constantly changing ...  Read the complete review