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iram_r, Jul 2026
Beautiful places!!
It was an amazing experience, Gulfoss was awesome, driver/guide Walter was nice and gave us enough time to enjoy everything. He knew his stuff and making everyone comfortable. Don’t forget to bring your swimsuit! towels and clean showers all available at Blue Lagoon.
Kevin_L, Jul 2026
It's a long day. Bring...
It's a long day. Bring water and snacks. The order of events may change. We did the Blue Lagoon first, and it was not crowded. Bring a comb or brush for after the Blue Lagoon. Wear walking shoes. There is a lot of walking.
Lillian_H, Jul 2026
Bus tranfer
The blue lagoon was awesome, however the tranfer was a bit tricky, the pick up after the lagoon was horrible, We were told ever hour pick up, however it's every 2hrs and sometimes up to 2.5. So plan accordingly, when they drop you off it's every 2hrs . We wound up taking a taxi after waiting so long. It was a long day!
Denise_J, Jul 2026
Which bus are we waiting for?
The instructions for transport to the blue lagoon were a bit lacking. The bus transport was not difficult just a little anxiety producing not understanding which bus to take at the bus stop. I called and the plate on the front of the bus was given to me which made a less familiar experience more comfortable.

Blue Lagoon

5.0
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Reykjavik
The Blue Lagoon geothermal spa is one of the most visited attractions in Iceland.
  • The lagoon can get very busy, so be prepared to wait in line to get in; book an organized tour if you want to skip the line.

  • Bring a swimsuit, towel, and flip-flops or rent them on arrival; lockers are provided to store your belongings.

  • The water is fully wheelchair accessible, with shallow areas and steps available for entering the Blue Lagoon for children and non-swimmers.

  • Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the site.