Iceland Blue Lagoon Travel Guide: Discover the "Milky Blue" Secret Paradise

Location and Transportation The Blue Lagoon is located on the Reykjanes Peninsula in southwestern Iceland, about 13 kilometers from Keflavik International Airport and approximately a 40-minute drive from Reykjavik city center. It is recommended to book a shuttle bus from the airport/city to the Blue Lagoon in advance or drive directly along Route 1. Opening Hours and Tickets Summer (June-August): 7:00 AM - 12:00 AM, Winter (September-May): 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM. Tickets are available in three tiers: Basic (includes a towel, one drink, and a silica mud mask, starting at around $750), Premium (adds a bathrobe and sparkling wine, starting at around $900), and Luxury (includes a private lounge and exclusive lagoon area, starting at around $1300). During peak season, booking two months in advance is necessary! Must-Try Experiences 1. Hot Spring Bathing: The water temperature is 37-39°C and is rich in minerals like silica and algae. Enjoy a silica mud mask while taking in the scenery for a rejuvenating experience for both skin and soul. 2. Lava Restaurant: Built into a lava cliff, this restaurant offers Icelandic specialties like lamb and Arctic char, paired with panoramic views of the Blue Lagoon through floor-to-ceiling windows. 3. Nighttime Aurora Hot Springs (Winter Exclusive): On clear nights, soak in the steamy hot springs while gazing at the Northern Lights for an unforgettable romantic experience!