The Blue Lagoon Iceland to unwind. The hot warm showers of the Blue Lagoon is Iceland's most popular fascination so we didn't precisely have it to ourselves. Yet, I wouldn't fret. I've needed to visit for a very long time and this winter I at last found the opportunity.
Prior to my excursion to Iceland, I invested huge amounts of energy examining vital hints, as: Can you bring your camera? What amount does it cost? Is it safe in case you're pregnant (that is an indeed, btw)? What's more, what amount of time would it be a good idea for us to spend there? So in case you're setting off to the Blue Lagoon, here's the lowdown with the most essential tips I got.
Regardless of how frigid and cool it is, you won't solidify your butt off at The Blue Lagoon. We went in January, which is one of the coldest long stretches of the year, and the tidal pond was the ideal place to warm up. Keep in mind, the water is very nearly 40 degrees lasting through the year, so while the air may be chilly, the water isn't.
Prior to going into the tidal pond, I wet my hair and connected a considerable measure of conditioner (they have free cleanser and conditioner in the showers). A short time later I washed and blow-dried it. It felt somewhat fragile, however nothing excessively concerning, and it returned, making it impossible to ordinary following multi day. On the off chance that you would prefer not to take any risks, you can simply abstain from getting your hair wet or wear it in a bun.
The Blue Lagoon is situated in a magma field in Grindavík around 45 minutes outside of Reykjavik and 20 minutes from the air terminal. We went there just before our trip back and it couldn't have been exceptional arranged. I felt so loosened up a while later, and I wouldn't have done it some other way. In the event that time doesn't permit it, you could likewise visit the tidal pond directly after your flight arrives in Iceland.
Our flight was at 2pm so we went to the tidal pond at 8am. In the winter, the sun doesn't ascend until the point that 11am so it was as yet dim when we got in – which was in reality sort of decent. The best thing about visiting early however is that you keep away from the lines and the crowds of sightseers. I hear that twelve till evening is the most exceedingly terrible time to visit.
We spent around 4 hours at the tidal pond and it was great. In case you're going for a back rub or having a nibble at the eatery you may invest more energy. Furthermore, contingent upon what time you visit and in which season, there may be lines. Long lines. You'll need to think about that, particularly on the off chance that you have a trip to get.