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Reykjanes / Geothermal Baths

Blue Lagoon

Milky blue geothermal water, lava fields and a spa close to Keflavík Airport.

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BEFORE YOU GO

Plan your visit

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Facilities
Lagoon and changing facilities; package inclusions vary.
Booking
Pre-booking is strongly recommended; check current access and safety notices before travelling.
Visiting with children
Minimum bathing age is two. Children require adult supervision.
Mobility & access
Specialized wheelchairs can enter the lagoon. Accessible changing room, lifts and automatic doors are provided; shower chair on request. Arrange free assistant admission by email.

PLAN YOUR VISIT

Choose your experience

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The essentials

Comfort admission

  • Lagoon + sauna + steam areas
  • Towel + silica mud mask
  • One non-alcoholic drink

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Extra comfort

Premium admission

  • Lagoon admission + towel + bathrobe
  • A drink at the in-water bar
  • Three face masks

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No car needed

Entry + Reykjavík transfer

  • Comfort admission
  • Return transport from Reykjavík
  • Towel, mask + included drink

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Full-day trip

Golden Circle + Blue Lagoon

  • Þingvellir, Geysir + Gullfoss
  • Kerið crater + Blue Lagoon
  • Transport from Reykjavík

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Getting here

Check the operator and SafeTravel for current opening and road access in the Reykjanes area. Use the signed visitor entrance.

Map pins are approximate location references, not driving directions or marked walking routes.

Leave it as you found it.

Check travel alerts, road conditions and weather before you go. Follow local rules, respect closures and private land, and take your litter home. Hot springs can be dangerously hot; only enter designated bathing areas.