Amazing experience! We opted for Premium which gives robes, a drink and 3 face masks. It was relatively quiet as we arrived off season and in the morning although stayed until early afternoon and was still not crowded. Lovely, unique experience.

The blue lagoon was a great experience. We went to the lagoon straight from Keflavik and it was so relaxing. The water is not deep, so you are able to walk around in the water. We had the comfort package which included a drink and a facemask. The lemonade was great! There were a lot of visitors with cameras and phones, but the lagoon has a lot of hidden nooks where you can escape the crowds.

We loved our visit to the Blue Lagoon. Just the drive to it through the lava fields is incredible. Very organised set up. The silica face mask was lovely and a drink from the swim up bar was great too. Lovely shower gel, shampoo, conditioner and products to use afterwards. Only negative really is the lack of shower facilities; these could be larger given the number of visitors. Other than that we thought it was great. Not sure a visit to Iceland would be complete without a visit to the Blue Lagoon.

Arrived as part of a pre-booked trip round the Golden Circle. The changing facilities were clean & well maintained. The pool was incredible, you could float easily & enjoy the flow as well as different temperature pockets. We had a mineral facemask as part of the package. Not only was it very relaxing, but also my skin felt incredible.

The visit to the Blue Lagoon was our second visit at a geothermal hot spring (the first one being the Secret Lagoon further inland). The facilities at the Blue Lagoon are very nice, although a bit crowded at times. However, once you are in the water this is soon forgotton and you just soak and relax. What made this visit a particularly pleasant experience was the interactions with our greeter Daniel, he took the time to chat with us about his experiences in Iceland and patiently took our pictures and answered our questions

We (2Adults, 2 Teens) came at 8:00am, and it was perfect! We spent about 2 hours here, then after blow-drying, etc…we headed to Reykjavik. We had the cheapest bundle, which includes a towel, a mud mask, and a drink. The Water was a more milky blue than Myvatn Nature Bath & has Salt water in it. We could see why it was double the price from Myvatn, and can say that it was worth visiting both; it was rainy when we visited the Blue Lagoon, so it made the morning more cheerful. The lagoon also had everything spaced out, so mud masks are at one end & Drinks at another. If you are a DJH member, you can book through Hostelling International’s GetYourGuide for a discount. Free parking was onsite & beautiful views of the milky blue waters are outside. Enjoy!

Tourist trap? Yes! Overpriced? Maybe. Total blast of a good time? Absolutely! My family and I had a great time here. My experience was the check-in was easy. The amenities were fine. The time in the pool was fabulous. I believe this place is all about timing. Watch the flow with the crowd and you wait less in line for your drinks and for your masks. At times they were long lines and other times there was no one. It usually corresponds to the top of the hour at the different entry times. Also, people tend to gravitate to the same areas. Explore the whole lagoon and you’ll find little spots of serenity. There’s no pressure on you to leave, stay as long as you like. I thought the premium package was not very valuable. Bring your own robe and slides. the best part about it was the three masks. Everyone in my family considers this one of the highlights of our two week European vacation.

Absolute must see and magical experience of the famous geothermal man made lagoon . It’s the after effect of a geothermal power plant that is well worth the visit . We rented a car and drove there from rejkjavik ourselves which is about 45 minutes . Tip: don’t speed on the roads they are well patrolled . It is very cold and windy there usually as it is on a peninsula in the North Atlantic so don’t let the weather in Rejkjavik fool you it can be very different . Tip : admission to the area and cafe complex are free so unless you want to swim in the lagoon you don’t have to pay or stand in line . Tip : reserve a magical lunch at the beautiful “ lava “ restaurant overlooking the lagoon . They serve the best bread and butter with some type of rock salt that is not to be missed . 10 out of 10 experience .

We rounded of our trip at the Blue Lagoon, and it did not disappoint. What a fabulous way to relax at the end of a busy tour of Iceland. This geo-thermal spa is special and the biggest compliment we can give it as a family is that no one wanted to get out !

This is a must see/do in Iceland. Only about 20 minutes from the Keflavik airport and about 30 minutes from Reykjavík, it’s easy to get to. By rental car, it’s easy to find, and there’s plenty of free parking. You can also take a taxi or bus, It is very crowded and touristy (the only such place we encountered in Iceland), but the facilities are very nice and it is truly a fun and unique experience. When you arrive, you get an electronic bracelet, which gives you access to a locker, a free drink, and allows you to charge other drinks during your visit. You are first directed to the locker room where you can change and store your things in a private locker. You can then head out to the lagoon, which is like a giant heated pool, where you can relax, get a drink at the swim up bar, or choose from a variety of mud facials at the swim up mask bar. 1 to 2 hours in the water is plenty, then you can enjoy a meal at the casual café or the nicer dine in restaurant. It truly is a memorable, one-of-a-kind experience and well worth doing, but be prepared for the crowds.