Blue Lagoon Tour

When visitors think of Iceland, they usually think of alien landscapes and breathtaking natural wonders: geysers, waterfalls, glaciers and lava fields. And these stunning features should certainly be a part of any trip to Iceland. Yet to my surprise, upon visiting Iceland last year, I also discovered the tiny country’s capital city and its surrounding areas to be filled to the brim with unique, exciting and classically Icelandic attractions and activities.

Two days of Icelandic culture in and around Reykjavik

Once the bus drops you in Reykjavik, as the sun goes down (or long after it already has, depending on the time of year!) treat yourself to a modern twist on traditional Icelandic cuisine at the renowned restaurant Dill. Dill uses simple, seasonal and local ingredients to create Icelandic dishes (think Salted Cod with Parsnips for main and Skyr and Roses for dessert); dishes that you won’t find anywhere else. Afterwards, if it’s a Saturday and you’re not too tired from your day of walking, you may wish to head out on the Rúntur, or all-night Saturday party that rules the Reykjavik streets.

With the Reykjavik tours to the Blue Lagoon you can enjoy this beautiful site and quite reasonably. This geothermal spot in Iceland is one of the greatest attractions because it's located in a lava field in the area of Grindavik.

The spa is located just 20 km away from the main international airport and a 39 kilometer drive from the capital city. The close access to the airport is one of the reasons why many touring companies offer direct support for airport transfers to this area.

The blue Lagoon takes its color from the excess sulfur and silica that can be found in the waters. The water temperature ranges between 37 to 39 degrees Celsius and the natural spot has been shown to provide support for various skin diseases like psoriasis and more.

The waters of the blue lagoon are completely safe and the water is recycled every two days from the geothermal power plant located nearby.

All of the new water is passed through a heat exchanger which provides water heating to the municipal water heating system nearby and then the water is then fed directly back into the lagoon for safe bathing.

If you are interested in reserving your blue lagoon tour spot, you should check with one of the top reputable tour companies across Iceland.

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