Iceland’s most famous lagoon – remove your swimming costume BEFORE you enter! In this vlog Richie Litchfield explores one of Iceland’s most famous lagoons: The Blue Lagoon. He sets out to see if the lagoon is actually a lavish luxury or an overpriced swimming bath?
In this video you will get some useful travel advice when planning your visit. The Blue Lagoon is a tourist hotspot and many just visit the island just to soak in the geothermal spa.
It is situated in Grindavík, a 45-minute drive from Iceland’s capital Reykjavík, a quickly growing tourist hot spot. The Blue Lagoon prides itself on being a facility for skin care and promotes its natural silica mud masks which Richie has to try!
The Blue Lagoon is a very popular destination for people ticking off items on their bucket list. It’s a definite destination for INSTAGRAMMERS. Make sure you take a waterproof phone case so you can take some great snaps (see links below for our recommendations).
While the physical lagoon is man-made, the natural geothermal waters are sourced from sea water heated by natural lava located only 2000 metres below the surface.
Try to arrive early to avoid the crowds and soak up the natural ambience.
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