Spas

Blue Lagoon

Entry tickets

4optionsfrom124 €

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Blue Lagoon comfort admission

(47)

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124 €

Included

Entrance to the Blue Lagoon
Silica mud mask
Use of towel
One drink of choice

Not included

Pick-up and drop-off
Food and drinks
Alcoholic drinks (can be purchased on site)

Blue Lagoon Spa Ticket

(20)

from

125.70 €

Included

Ticket to the Blue Lagoon Spa
Silica mud face mask
Use of a towel
1 drink

Official Blue Lagoon Iceland: Comfort admission

(6035)

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126 €

Blue Lagoon Entry Ticket with Optional Private or Shared Transfer

(350)

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129.61 €

Included

If Selected: Premium Entrance Ticket (incl. towel, bathrobe, 1 beverage, silica+mineral/algae mask)
Cruise Port pick-up and drop-off (only for options that include transfer)
If Selected: Comfort Entrance Ticket (included towel, 1 non-alcoholic beverage & Silica face mask)
If selected: Premium entrance: Skincare gift to take home (Silica mud mask 10ml)
Private Locker

Not included

All meals
Transfer from Reykjavik (select option with transfer for inclusion)

From Reykjavík

4optionsfrom170.40 €

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Blue Lagoon: Comfort Admission + Transfer

(22)

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170.40 €

Included

Entry ticket
Mud mask
1 drink
Towel
Return bus transfer from Reykjavik
WiFi on the bus

Not included

Food

182.35 €

Bus transport
Entry to the Blue Lagoon spa
Mud mask
Towel use
1 drink

From Reykjavik: Blue Lagoon Admission with Transfers

196 €

202.60 €

Combined offers

4optionsfrom218.50 €

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Reykjavik: Golden Circle, Crater & Blue Lagoon Minibus Tour

(1856)

11h

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218.50 €

Reykjavik: Golden Circle, Kerid Crater, & Blue Lagoon Tour

(5858)

11h

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224 €

From Reykjavík: Volcanoes and Blue Lagoon Day Trip

(787)

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238 €

From Reykjavik: Blue Lagoon and Northern Lights Tour

(82)

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317 €

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Head to the spa at the Blue Lagoon and soak up this once-in-a-lifetime experience - it's an essential item on the bucket list of things to do in Iceland.

Surrounded by a field of mossy lava, this natural wonder will blow your mind and melt your muscles into relaxation. If you are wondering where the milky blue color of the lagoon comes from, it comes from the high silica content of the water. In fact, the silica forms a soft white sludge at the bottom of the lake, which you can rub on yourself!