Here's how it went. I had a great time at Iceland's Blue Lagoon, but locals recommended I visit one of Iceland's many public swimming pools as a less-touristy alternative. "Most foreigners know ...

Our hair felt awesome! ALSO READ: WHAT TO PACK FOR ICELAND. Don’t Worry if You or Your Kids Can’t Swim Don’t worry if you can’t swim! The Blue Lagoon is only 4 feet deep and floaties are ...

The one downfall was that taxis in Iceland are pretty expensive — the short drive cost me about $45. But Blue Lagoon is ... nonalcoholic drinks. A swim-up bar in the lagoon served local beers ...

Pack a swimming suit in your carry-on bag If you only have a few hours in Iceland and plan to head to the Blue Lagoon during ...

We recommend Iceland’s Blue Lagoon, one of the top wonders of the ... The Spa restaurant is the ultimate place for a post-swim meal or nourishing smoothie – plus, you can eat in your dressing ...

the Blue Lagoon is Iceland's most popular attraction. Its geothermal pool with milky blue water sits surrounded by black volcanic rocks. You can swim in the lagoon, soak in a sauna, get a massage ...

If you don't have time to trek to the Blue Lagoon, Sky Lagoon may be a suitable alternative. Opened in 2021, the Sky Lagoon's infinity-edge gives the illusion of swimming amongst the sea and sky.

The Nordic country is truly the land of fire and ice, packed with glaciers and lagoons, volcanoes and geysers, waterfalls and ...

The team behind Iceland’s famous Blue Lagoon geothermal spa have opened a new, extremely remote hotel in the north of the ...

The swirling steam blows over the surface of the Blue Lagoon and drifts up to the white sky as I bob in the soothing geothermal waters of Iceland’s recently opened Retreat Spa. Moss Restaurant ...

swim-up bars and viewing points of the surrounding volcanic landscape have attracted even more tourists. Sunrise is a popular time to bathe in Iceland's Blue Lagoon. The naturally heated water ...