Blue Lagoon Silica Mud Mask - A purifying face mask that deep-cleanses and strengthens skin - 30ml

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The lagoon is on the Reykjanes Peninsula in southwest Iceland, renowned for its barren landscapes and cone-shaped volcanoes. It's only a 14-mile (23-kilometer) drive from Keflavik International Airport. From the Icelandic capital city of Reykjavik to Blue Lagoon is 30 miles (49 kilometers). That makes it the perfect first stop when arriving in Iceland or the last stop before leaving the country.

When you've gone through the reception area, you'll need to take your shoes off and enter a changing room. There are separate changing rooms for men and women.If you are looking for a good deal and a way to save you stress from having to plan your own trip, there are plenty of tours you can book that include entry to the Blue Lagoon. You can search for some on Get Your Guide, but we have found a couple good choices for you as well! We don’t really swim in the Blue Lagoon in Iceland, but we do love walking around and strolling through the warm water! Of course, you can swim, but we just love walking. What Is The Temperature Of The Blue Lagoon? Take my advice — even if you condition your hair, don’t let it touch the water. You’re not missing out on much if you don’t. You can choose to wear a swim cap if you’d like, but it’s still better to keep your head dry.

As of 2023, the Blue Lagoon Iceland is no longer taking any COVID entry requirements beyond Iceland’s own precautions. As for the country of Iceland, Iceland is now fully open to visitors and no COVID test or proof of vaccination is required. And being the most popular destination, there are plenty of guides and how-tos for the Blue Lagoon Iceland on the internet. But to be honest, I was surprisedby how many things I didn’t know. There's also a traditional Finnish wooden sauna and a steam bath with a window out to the lagoon. Next to the sauna is a human-made waterfall. The strength of the hot water crashing down on your shoulders will relieve any tension you might have in your muscles.If you want to stay RIGHT at the Blue Lagoon, you should stay at the The Retreat Hotel. It is a true luxury experience with views of the Blue Lagoon from bed and other high end amenities. You will have access to your own private changing suite, the retreat spa, and even a hidden exclusive spa. It comes with a hefty price tag, but may be worth the splurge for this once in a lifetime experience! Photo from Booking.com

Where’s the best place to stay in Iceland?If you’re only staying in Iceland for a few days, Reykjavik makes an excellent base for exploring western Iceland. It is very easy to drive from Reykjavik to the Blue Lagoon as you are mainly on one larger road the whole time. No matter how you choose to get there, the experience is fairly simple! What Amenities Are At The Blue Lagoon?This is the first resort on the Lagoon and is a total classic. You will not regret a night spent here. Staying At The Retreat At The Blue Lagoon Iceland The Blue Lagoon will tell you all about the supposed benefits of the geothermal water to those with all sorts of skin ailments including psoriasis and eczema. However, it’s my belief that the Blue Lagoon cures more than just skin diseases. But if you are, unlike Icelanders, prudish about nudity in a same-sex shower room, fear not. The Blue Lagoon is the only swimming place in the whole of Iceland that has actually fitted showers with doors on them. This is a bizarre sight for Icelanders but may be a comfort to some.

Sure, Iceland is overflowing with geothermal swimming holes. Sure, the Blue Lagoon is only loosely a naturally-occurring phenomenon. And sure, visiting the Blue Lagoon in Iceland costs more than some other similar spots. The Blue Lagoon is a world-class hot spring and spa so there are plenty of amazing amenities to enjoy during your stay! Some of the relaxing and fun amenities include a mask bar, sauna, steam room, in-water bar, in-water massages, and a relaxation room. There is also a cafe, restaurant, two hotels, and a skincare shop.Margeirsson reportedly cured his psoriasis from frequent soaks in Iceland’s Blue Lagoon. Of course, tales like this must always be taken with a grain of salt. Even so, many people with skin conditions enjoy spending time in an environment like this. Snorkeling Silfra with Professional Photos— Snorkel the cold, clear, bright blue waters between the European and American tectonic plates, wearing a drysuit to stay warmish. A very adventurous activity, unlike anything else in the world, and the best thing I’ve ever done in Iceland.