ONCE IN A LIFETIME AMAZING EXPERIENCE

• 5 out of 5 stars by Boydieharrison from Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
• November 17, 2010

Quote: The Blue Lagoon is an a must for anyone travelling to Iceland...it is a once in a lifetime opportunity to swim outside in minus degrees temperatures in roasting warm water heated by volcanoes...to have a freezing cold head and a lovely warm body is... Read the full Blue Lagoon (Geothermal Spa) review

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Wonderfully Peaceful Experience

• 5 out of 5 stars by jenvalet from Brighton, Massachusetts
• May 20, 2008

Quote: I simply love this place. It was so relaxing and peaceful. It was the perfect way to end my stay in Iceland. The warmth of the silica water against the cold of the Iceland air...there's nothing like it. I enjoyed putting the mask of silica bud... Read the full Blue Lagoon (Geothermal Spa) review

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Blue Lagoon

• 5 out of 5 stars by TracyT from yorktown heights, New York
• December 1, 2007

Quote: The Blue Lagoon is definitely a tourist attraction, but it is a tourist attraction that one must go to if ever in Iceland.I can imagine that going to the Blue Lagoon in the summer would be a different experience than going in the middle of February.... Read the full Blue Lagoon (Geothermal Spa) review

From journal Iceland in the Winter

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Blue Lagoon

• 5 out of 5 stars by Koentje3000 from Hamme, Belgium
• March 9, 2007

Quote: Probably the most visited tourist attraction in the country, mainly due to the proximity of the Kelfavík international airport, is the so-called blue lagoon, one of the largest and most well-known geothermal spas around the world. It is located only... Read the full Blue Lagoon (Geothermal Spa) review

From journal Smoky Bay Town

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Blue Lagoon

• 5 out of 5 stars by n2dwoods from New York, New York
• June 19, 2006

Quote: This man-made thermal lagoon is a must-see in Reykjavik, and right by the airport too. While there's a full spa and restaurant, I just took advantage of swimming in the warm (almost hot) lagoon and rubbing the exfoliating salts on my skin. At one... Read the full Blue Lagoon (Geothermal Spa) review

From journal Swimming & (Sun)bathing in Iceland

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The Blue Lagoon (Bláa Lónið)

• 5 out of 5 stars by Jenn126 from New York, New York
• March 2, 2005

Quote: The Blue Lagoon is a surreal experience. Voted the best medical and thermal spa by the readers of Conde Nast Traveller magazine, this spa is certainly worth one, if not several, visits. Light blue steamy water laps against dark volcanic rocks, and... Read the full Blue Lagoon (Geothermal Spa) review

From journal Go North: Reykjavik, Iceland

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Blue Lagoon

• 5 out of 5 stars by NCHammerhead from Apex, North Carolina
• February 19, 2005

Quote: Our first visit was at night, which gives the place an extra touch of romance. The spa is large, and with the steam that rises off the hot water, it is easy to find some relative privacy in some of the back corners. And there is something very... Read the full Blue Lagoon (Geothermal Spa) review

From journal Iceland 2005

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The Blue Lagoon (Bláa Lóni)

• 5 out of 5 stars by MikeInTown from Leesburg, Virginia
• September 10, 2004

Quote: The Blue Lagoon was an optional tour. It was an additional $40 per person and was prepaid before we came to Iceland. I think just about all 45 of us signed up for this one. The tour included a trip to the Blue Lagoon, discounted lunch coupons,... Read the full Blue Lagoon (Geothermal Spa) review

From journal Iceland Getaway

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Blue Lagoon

• 5 out of 5 stars by Phil P from Bronx, New York
• August 29, 2004

Quote: This Geothermal spa is a must for anyone visiting Iceland. It is approximately 45 minutes from Reykjavik and almost all hotels can arrange for a shuttle service to take you to the Lagoon. Once there, you get into your bathing suits in the locker... Read the full Blue Lagoon (Geothermal Spa) review

From journal Culture, parties, and relaxation in Reykjavik

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Blue Lagoon

• 5 out of 5 stars by Ju from Wickford, United Kingdom
• August 10, 2004

Quote: Perhaps Iceland's most famous attraction, but it is not actually natural but man-made. A few years ago, it opened as a way of using the wasted hot water from the geothermal power station behind. Sheltered by lava fields, and a milky turquoise due to... Read the full Blue Lagoon (Geothermal Spa) review

From journal Iceland Adventure

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