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Wow, could spend hours in that pool, and the lunch was exceptional too.
Reviewed by: Scott C, United Kingdom, March 2009
Really enjoyed the flexibility of being able to go to the lagoon en route to the airport - a nice treat for the end of the holiday.
Reviewed by: Aidan L, United Kingdom, March 2009
Oh wow! This was so lovely. The agony of the brief cold bit - going out in to the freezing cold in just your cosi - was so worth it. The geothermal waters were so amazing. We stayed in for ages. It was quite surreal - drifting around in hot water, in the very cold outside, with steam all around, and people covered in the wonderful white mud to soften the skin. Fantastic. If I were going again, I'd give us longer than the 3 hours.
Reviewed by: Sue E, United Kingdom, March 2009
This is a must-do for anyone. We had so much fun, it should be illegal. I highly recommend this trip.
Reviewed by: Edward C, United States of America, February 2009
The Blue Lagoon is built on the site of a geothermal power plant, filled with wonderfully warm turquoise-colored water. It's the perfect place to relax. Plaster yourself with white silica mud and act the goat, like we did!
Reviewed by: Tim L, United Kingdom, January 2009 Note from Viator: This review is from Viator staffer Tim L. Read Tim's complete trip report on his Blue Lagoon Spa tour over on the Viator travel blog.
Definitely a must do event.
Reviewed by: Manjit G, United Kingdom, January 2009
Totally amazing. The tour is very relaxing, just be sure to allow lots of time to enjoy yourself.
Reviewed by: Gordon L, United Kingdom, March 2008
What an amazing place to visit. The trip was great.
Reviewed by: Katy P, United Kingdom, March 2008
Best trip I did, it was really fantastic. It felt really good to watch the sunlight rise and was definitely best going in the early morning at 9:00 am.
Reviewed by: Andrea M, United Kingdom, February 2008
The Blue Lagoon is certainly one of the more touristy lagoon attractions, but regardless, I found my experience incredible. It's a breathtaking experience and I certainly found it worth the trip!
Reviewed by: Danielle C, United States of America, September 2007
The whole experience was fantastic.
Reviewed by: Alison M, United Kingdom, July 2007
Unfortunately there was a problem with the webpage when we looked this up and did not realise we didn't get entry into the park, but was still brilliant!
Reviewed by: Laura B, United Kingdom, March 2007 Note from Viator: As our product description states, entry fee to The Blue Lagoon is additional.
I spent my 29th birthday at the Blue Lagoon, and it was a lovely way to celebrate the day. I highly recommend scheduling a massage or other treatment in advance as they book up. The water massage I had was wonderful. Overall the Blue Lagoon is really nice, like a little resort. The hot spring pool and waterfalls were a delight after trudging about in the Iceland cold, and it was a nice bonus to have the volcanic mud poolside to use. I found that taxis are really expensive in Iceland it would have cost about $100 to get a ride out to the Lagoon, so I highly recommend taking the free pickup offered by the tour. Overall it was a totally relaxing experience and a great way to get over jet lag!
Reviewed by: Kelly G, United States of America, November 2006
Everything went to plan, picked up on time etc, very very expensive to eat and drink there, so take your own snacks, they do have a free water chiller at the snack bar, place was very good but a bit surprised it wasn't as natural as I thought, it was a bit more man made than it states, but worth a visit was very relaxing as we went midweek.
Reviewed by: Carl E, United Kingdom, April 2009
Brilliant! Could have spent hours there just relaxing in the hot water - like a bath that never goes cold but in an amazing setting. If you go to Reykjavik you have got to visit the Blue Lagoon!
Reviewed by: Bridgitte W, United Kingdom, March 2009
