Things to Do at the Blue Lagoon in Iceland

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1 Amazing spa amenities are included with your entry fee.

In addition to the complimentary silica mud mask that come with Standard entry, everyone is granted use of the facilities. There's saunas and steam rooms, a waterfall, and a relaxation area with soothing music, comfy seating, and amazing views.

If you really want to get the full treatment, the Blue Lagoon also offers relaxing in-water massages.

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2 There's an exclusive lounge.

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If you choose the Luxury package (ISK 26,500 or $234), which gets you everything the Premium option offers, you also receive a spa product set and free admission to the Exclusive Lounge. Guests can enjoy their own shower and changing room (single or double), and complimentary skin-care products. The lounge features a fireplace, designer furniture, and an outdoor deck. It's extremely private and never accommodates more than 12 guests at a time.

Without the luxury option, you can still purchase entry to the lounge separately.

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3 It features a restaurant and cafe.

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The Lava Restaurant is built into a lava cliff and oversees the lagoon. It's a perfect spot to enjoy a relaxing lunch or a romantic gourmet dinner later in the evening.

For a more casual setting, Blue Cafe's bright and open space is ideal for grabbing a bite to eat in between soaks or sips of coffee. The cafe offers light bites, on-the-go food, sandwiches, and healthy snacks. Seating is available both inside and outside.

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4 You don't have to leave the lagoon for a drink.

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The lagoon's swim-up bar serves smoothies, slushies, wine, and beer. You don't even have to carry cash on you. Make charges to your entrance bracelet and pay before you leave.

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