2025 Grindavik Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Hotel: The retreat at blue lagoon Iceland Blue Lagoon Geothermal Hot Spring Hotel Address: Located in the 'World Geological Park' on the Reykjanes Peninsula in Iceland, it sits in the tundra, by the Blue Lagoon. It is the first and currently the only ultra-five-star luxury hotel in Iceland. With its creative wild luxury, it has become the heart of the Blue Lagoon and the first choice for hot spring guests. Geographical environment: Located in Grindavik, Iceland, within the UNESCO Global Geopark, The Retreat, also known as the Blue Lagoon Hot Spring Hotel in Iceland, breaks the boundaries between nature, architecture, and experience. Due to the rich content of silica and sulfur in its geothermal seawater, it has formed many natural therapeutic hot spring pools, and the hotel is built on these favorable geographical conditions. Design: The designer is inspired by the Icelandic scenery, taking the tundra, lava, and glacier colors as the main tone, with a lighting design that cleverly blends humanization and nature, allowing the architecture and living to return to the earth, to the original. The hotel is full of improvisational creations, discoveries, explorations, and full use of nature. It is its unique geological structure and natural environment that has created the unique scenery of the Blue Lagoon Hot Spring Hotel. Rooms: 62 suites are distributed in the building, water surrounds the entire building like a moat, each room is located within the lava, the hot spring extends to each house, making water, land, moss, and rocks within reach. Hot Spring SPA: As a world-class health resort, the Blue Lagoon hot springs have abundant minerals in the water and hot spring mud, such as silicon and sulfur. Therefore, doing SPA in the Retreat Hotel is a completely different experience. From dry steaming, steam to massage and soaking, all use mineral mud and bath salts from the volcano, which maximizes the effect of the hot springs and has won many global SPA awards, which is expected.

Finally taking my annual leave, quickly discussed with my colleague about where to go. After much deliberation, we decided on Northern Europe. As two girls traveling abroad, we were very cautious and unanimously chose to join a tour group - worry-free and secure, we just needed to follow along mindlessly. This time we selected a private 4-6 person tour to avoid the noise of large groups, with very flexible itinerary. · Tour experience Our Iceland itinerary was 6 days, tour cost 30,000+ RMB (including hotels, tickets, business car etc.), they helped arrange visas and ✈️ tickets which came through quickly - very convenient. My overall experience was that the schedule wasn't rushed at all, very reasonable arrangements, thoroughly enjoyable. The driver/guide was extremely enthusiastic, even helped with luggage and took photos for us - super nice. · Must remember to prepare waterproof phone case for photos. Also bring thermos as you need to drink more water there Always check weather when going out in mornings, prepare warm clothes to prevent sudden temperature drops and catching cold before enjoying the trip 🏞️ 【Highlight Attractions】 Vatnshellir Lava Cave: Filled with stalactites, stalagmites and bizarre lava formations - a mysterious underground world Aurora Hunting: Follow experienced guides racing across landscapes chasing Northern Lights Blue Lagoon: Surrounded by black lava rocks, immersed in gentle blue waters Whale Watching: Iceland has abundant whale species, plus you can see dense flocks of seagulls Golden Circle: Concentration of southern Iceland's attractions including Geysir, Gullfoss, and Þingvellir National Park ❄️ 【Winter Special】 🔵 Blue Ice Cave Adventure: Winter exclusive experience exploring blue ice caves glowing with celestial blue under sunlight 🌈 【Itinerary Share】 Day1 Reykjavik - Blue Lagoon Day2 Blue Lagoon - Golden Circle (Geysir, Gullfoss, Þingvellir NP) - Seljalandsfoss Day3 Plane Wreck - Black Sand Beach - Reynisdrangar - Glacier Lagoon Day4 Glacier Lagoon - Blue Ice Cave - Selfoss Day5 Selfoss - Snæfellsnes Peninsula - Reykjavik Day6 Reykjavik - Whale Watching Iceland is truly amazing, I feel I'll return many years later - hopefully future me will have more money and time!! Iceland wait for me to come back!

Time to write about my trip - Iceland is absolutely stunning!! For previous Europe trips, I always planned everything myself. But Iceland's attractions are quite scattered, and when researching, I found this 6-day tour covered all the places I wanted to visit. Not wanting to drive and for convenience, plus a friend's recommendation, I decisively signed up for the tour! —— 🪐My 6-day tour itinerary: Day 1️⃣: Reykjavik - Blue Lagoon. Spent the whole day relaxing at the Blue Lagoon hot springs. Soaking in the blue geothermal waters🧖‍♀️, applying the special Blue Lagoon mask, and enjoying a signature cocktail🍹 Day 2: Blue Lagoon - Golden Circle (Geysir, Gullfoss waterfall, Thingvellir National Park) - Seljalandsfoss waterfall Day 3: DC-3 plane wreck - Black Sand Beach - Reynisdrangar basalt columns - Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. The glacier truly amazed me! The combination of spectacular basalt formations and black sand beaches, paired with overcast skies, created maximum desolation vibes - total apocalyptic atmosphere! Day 4: Glacier Lagoon - Blue Ice Cave - Selfoss. It was really cold! Must bring gloves, hats, down jackets and windproof clothing. Day 5: Selfoss - Snæfellsnes Peninsula - Reykjavik. Going before sunrise was even more magical - straight out of a cyberpunk sci-fi movie! Day 6: Reykjavik - Whale watching. The moment I saw whales breaching the ocean surface, my heart was pounding for a full minute!! 🪐The guide shared lots of interesting information about Iceland throughout the trip, and the scenery along the way was breathtaking!! 🪐Don't worry about remembering all the attraction names - the guide created a group chat where they'd recap each day's visited spots 🪐The guide would adjust daily itineraries based on conditions, but we didn't miss any must-see attractions - experience was maximized~ 🪐All hotels were 4-star with included breakfast (quite good). Other meals were flexible - Iceland has many specialties (the guide could recommend), and the lamb is delicious! —— 🌊Experience sharing - Clothing tips Must bring thick down jacket (windproof and waterproof); Thermal underwear, gloves, scarf; Highly recommend bringing a hat as some sites are very windy; for ice cave visits you'll need a safety helmet - for better photos you can wear hat + helmet together (if your jacket has built-in hood, it won't fit with the helmet) 🌊My travel arrangement was: Reykjavik → 6-day tour → Reykjavik → Return —— 🗻Since it was a Chinese-speaking tour, most participants were from UK or EU. With only 6 days, there weren't many shopping stops - overall very relaxed and enjoyable The guide said glacier hikes have 80% chance of stormy weather, but we were extremely lucky with sunny days throughout!! 🗻Very fortunate to have chosen this Iceland tour - learned so much more about Iceland Wishing everyone good weather for their trips! Enjoy Iceland!

Before heading to Iceland🇮🇸, I packed a suitcase full of fashionable outfits, hoping to take beautiful photos against Iceland's stunning landscapes. But I regretted it the moment I arrived😭. There was no need to bring so much—not only was it heavy, but I also never ended up changing outfits that often. Today, I’ve put together a must-have checklist🧾 and some tips for traveling in Iceland. I hope this helps my fellow travelers planning a trip to Iceland! 🔥 **Outfit Guide** 🧥 **Outerwear**: Waterproof and windproof jackets or ski suits work best. 👔 **Mid-layer**: Opt for a down vest, lightweight down jacket, or thin padded coat. 👕 **Base layer**: Functional thermal underwear or quick-dry shirts. 👖 **Pants**: Choose pants with elastic cuffs—warm, waterproof outer pants are ideal. 🎩 **Accessories**: Don’t forget a hat🧢, scarf🧣, gloves🧤, windproof face mask😷, and waterproof gloves. 🥾 **Shoes**: Wear non-slip shoes, long boots, or snow boots👢. 🔥 **Avoid These Mistakes** ✔ Hotels in Iceland don’t provide disposable toiletries—bring your own toothpaste, toothbrush, bath towel, and face towel. ✔ Iceland is extremely dry—pack moisturizer🧴, sunscreen, and lip balm. ✔ Some hotel showers🚿 are tiny—bring disposable shower caps to avoid washing your hair daily. ✔ Buy your swimsuit🩱 before visiting the Blue Lagoon—it’s expensive on-site. ✔ Bring sunglasses🕶—the snow glare can hurt your eyes. ✔ Carry a thermos. European-style hotel breakfasts are mostly cold—hot water helps if you have a sensitive stomach. ✔ For the Blue Lagoon♨️, get a waterproof phone pouch📱. Avoid letting your hair touch the water💦—it’ll turn straw-like! **Important Note🔨**: Many struggle with whether to join a tour or travel independently. I debated this too, but my friends who traveled solo in Iceland warned me about the unpredictable weather, rough roads, and long distances between attractions. Without familiarity, self-driving is very dangerous⚠️! So I chose a tour without hesitation. Our guide was a local who’d lived there for over a decade. He recommended authentic restaurants for lunch and dinner—no bad surprises! The itinerary was well-planned, and the travel designer adjusted it based on our pace. We stayed at the Blue Lagoon’s Silica Hotel🏨—apparently super hard to book! On the first day, we happily soaked in the Blue Lagoon. At night, our guide took us aurora hunting, lit a bonfire🔥, and handed out hot cocoa. As we chatted, a faint white glow appeared in the distance, growing brighter—we all grabbed our phones to capture it. It was so breathtaking😭, a moment I’ll remember forever! We also went whale watching—though the waves made me seasick, spotting a 🐳 made it all worth it. Happy ending! This trip was truly unforgettable. Yes, it was cold, but seeing the Northern Lights made it all worthwhile! That’s all I can think of for now—if you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comments!

Finally had time for a trip! Our Iceland plans with my boyfriend had been postponed for over half a year. Since it was our first time in Iceland and we weren’t familiar with the place (plus neither of us drives), we decided to join a small group with a guide. **About our tour:** After consulting several options (which left me dizzy from all the choices), we picked a local small group with great ⭐value—just 8 people total. It cost 36k per person for 6 days (including meals, accommodation, and breakfast). The budget 💰 slightly exceeded our expectations, but the experience was worth it. Everything was comfortable, especially the Blue Lagoon ♨️—absolutely loved it! The itinerary was flexible, with no hidden fees or forced shopping 🛍️ (a major pet peeve of mine!). Our tour guide was fantastic 👍, and one of the girls in the group even helped us take tons of couple photos 📷—so grateful! **🚗 Itinerary:** 6 days of adventure, staying in 4⭐ hotels throughout (way better than I imagined!). We hit all the highlights: volcanic craters 🌋, the Golden Circle, Silfra Fissure, Black Sand Beach, geysers, plane wreck, glacier hiking, blue ice caves, Blue Lagoon ♨️, and even a whale-watching tour 🐳! The whale-watching was the absolute best! The guide kept the pace relaxed, leaving plenty of time for photos and exploration. Our group got along great—everyone helped take pictures, and the vibe was full of laughter. Such a fun trip! **💣 Tips & Warnings:** 1. **Confirm it’s a local tour**—don’t waste money on middlemen! 2. **Always sign a contract ✍️**—safety first. 3. We skipped group meals 🥩🥓🌮🌭 to try authentic Icelandic food. Breakfast was hotel-included, and we picked restaurants based on ratings or guide recommendations—no regrets! 4. **Do your research!** A great guide makes all the difference for your trip. **Final thoughts:** The experience was amazing—no ads here (lol, as if I’d get sponsored anyway 😂). No rushed schedules, great accommodations, and free time at every spot—perfection! 🆙 First group tour, and the vibes were *chef’s kiss*—so lucky! Would 100% do it again. Hope all you fellow travelers have an awesome time too!

In an era of information overload and high-pressure routines, a truly high-quality vacation isn't about going the farthest—👋 it's about: breathtaking scenery + effortless relaxation + perfectly balanced chill vibes · Some visit Iceland🇮🇸 to chase whales, others to escape their schedules🌈 A six-day retreat from being "always online" Zero self-paid expenses, no shopping, no driving or rushing—just a seamless island loop designed for urban elites to unwind No planning, no talking, no socializing, no compromises" · Just photograph black sand beaches, soak in hot springs, and forget KPIs when whales breach - ⭕【The Right Way to a Chill Vacation】 Q: Is Iceland DIY travel too complicated? Any stress-free options? ✔️【Lazy-Friendly】Groups start with just 2 people, 2–8 person small groups. No planning, driving, or navigating—just "hand over your luggage, keep the views for yourself" Q: Will it feel rushed like traditional tours? ✔️【Relaxed Itinerary】Travel in 9-seater vans with flexible stops. Not a cookie-cutter route, but a comfortable-paced full-island loop that maximizes scenery Q: What about accommodations? Suitable for refined travelers? ✔️【Boutique Stays】Carefully selected 3-4 star hotels balancing comfort and Instagram-worthiness Q: Transparent pricing? Any hidden costs? ✔️【Zero Shopping】Pure experience tour—no forced check-ins or shopping traps. Full budget breakdown available for efficiency-focused travelers - ✨【Unmissable Icelandic Experiences】✨ 💦 Blue Lagoon: Milky-blue geothermal steam dissolves anxiety as you soak 📷 Plane Wreck: Minimalist solitude at the edge of black sand beaches 🧊 Glacier Hike: Touch ancient ice, feel Earth's deep rhythms 🐋 Whale Watching: When whales breach the Atlantic, your mind calms like the sea 🚁 Volcano Helicopter: Hover over cracked craters—more dramatic than movies 🚤 Glacier Lagoon Boat: Navigate floating ice like a slow-motion planet film - 👉 Want Iceland loop season tips, budget ranges, or packing advice? Comment below for our prep checklist~

The Blue Lagoon is a geothermal spa in Iceland known for its mineral-rich waters and otherworldly volcanic landscapes. The water is rich in silica, minerals, and algae, which are said to have skin-healing properties. Highly recommended to book in advance due to limited daily capacity. It is a must-visit destination in Iceland. A truly priceless experience indeed. Location: The Blue Lagoon is located in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, near the town of Grindavik, about 40 minutes' drive from Reykjavik, Iceland's capital city. 🍴 Food Recommendations: Lava Restaurant - Enjoy a relaxing meal here where Icelandic cuisine is served alongside stunning views of the lagoon. Their dishes are simply delish with high CP value. The staff are very welcoming and friendly too.

🌞 Why Choose July? Summer in Iceland is like paradise! ☀️ ✔️ Perfectly comfortable temperatures (10-15°C) ✔️ Midnight sun! 24 hours of daylight to explore ✨ ✔️ All roads open, making a road trip around the island stress-free 🚗 ✔️ Avoid peak tourist season for an unbeatable experience 💯 🔥 Must-Do Activities: 1️⃣ Golden Circle 📍 Thingvellir National Park: Where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates meet 🌎 📍 Gullfoss Waterfall: Iceland's most beautiful waterfall—double rainbows guaranteed! 🌈 📍 Geysir Hot Springs: A natural "hot water fountain" erupting every 5-10 minutes 💦 2️⃣ Blue Lagoon ♨️ A must-visit for social media! Book tickets in advance! Milky-blue geothermal waters with free silica mud masks~ Best visited in the morning for fewer crowds, ISK 6,999 per person 3️⃣ South Coast 📍 Black Sand Beach: Mysterious vibes at the world's edge 🌊 📍 Plane Wreck: Instagram-famous spot ✈️ 📍 Vik Village: Adorable red-roofed church ⛪ 📍 Skógafoss Waterfall: Hike behind the falls! 📍 Seljalandsfoss Waterfall: Walk behind the cascading water 💧 4️⃣ Glacier Hiking/Ice Cave Exploration (Vatnajökull National Park) 🧊 Ice cave adventures available year-round! In summer, try Sólheimajökull Glacier Guided tours for safety and excitement 😎 5️⃣ Whale Watching (Reykjavik/Húsavík) 🐳 90% chance to spot humpback whales! Tickets around ISK 18,000 Don’t forget motion sickness pills~ 6️⃣ Hiking 🌋 Volcanoes + glaciers + waterfalls + tundra all in one trip! Classic routes: 👉 Landmannalaugar Highlands 👉 Þórsmörk Valley 🍲 Must-Try Foods: ✔️ Lamb soup: National dish! Warms you right up ✔️ Fresh seafood: Arctic cod so fresh it’s unreal ✔️ Hot dogs: Iceland’s best fast food! ✔️ Skyr yogurt: Low-fat, high-protein superfood 📌 Pro Tips: 🧥 Clothing: Down jacket + waterproof shell essential! 🚗 Car rental: 4WD mandatory! Get full insurance 🛣️ Road conditions: Check road.is regularly 🦟 Bug spray: Bring repellent ⏳ Recommended trip length: 7-10 days (best for full island loop) General Travel Tips: 1. **Plan Ahead:** Book flights and hotels 3-6 months early for popular destinations/peak seasons. 2. **Visa Prep:** Research and apply for visas in advance. 3. **Travel Insurance:** Get comprehensive coverage for emergencies (medical, lost luggage, cancellations). 4. **Local Culture:** Respect customs and taboos. 5. **Money Matters:** Learn about local currency, carry some cash, and confirm card acceptance. 6. **Connectivity:** Buy a local SIM or rent portable WiFi. 7. **Pack Light:** Minimize luggage but pack climate-appropriate clothing. 8. **Stay Open:** Embrace the unexpected and stay curious!

The highlight of any trip to Iceland is undoubtedly the 'Blue Lagoon.' This natural spa, created by geothermal hot spring water rising from volcanic terrain, offers one of the most unique healing experiences in Europe. The allure of the Blue Lagoon lies in its striking blue water and smooth silica mud. Soaking in the warm waters, which maintain a temperature of 37–40°C, and applying the natural silica mask to your skin provide exceptional skincare benefits, earning it the nickname 'Earth's Spa.' Visiting at sunset is particularly enchanting, as the golden hues of the setting sun reflect on the water, creating a romantic atmosphere. Admission costs approximately 80,000 KRW (for adults), and advance reservations are essential. Besides the hot springs, nearby health-conscious restaurants and bars make it a perfect spot to spend the entire day. In winter, special packages allow visitors to enjoy the Northern Lights alongside the hot springs. The Blue Lagoon is a must-visit destination in Iceland—book your experience now! ※ Tip: Before visiting, make sure to bring a waterproof phone case and swimsuit. The hot spring water can be harsh on hair, so don't forget to pack conditioner.

▪️Iceland｜Iceland Located in the North Atlantic Ocean, it is known as the "Land of Ice and Fire" and has active geological activities, with a large number of glaciers, volcanoes, geothermal fountains and waterfalls. Iceland is located near the Arctic Circle, where you can observe the aurora borealis in winter and polar day in summer. - ▪️Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon Located in the south of Vatnajökull glacier, the lake is filled with ice blocks of different sizes floating on the surface, formed by the meltwater from the glacier. The lake water flows into the Atlantic Ocean through short rivers, and the ice is slowly moved by the tides. Boat trips are available in some areas, allowing you to observe the ice floes up close. 📍 Jökulsárlón, Iceland - ▪️Golden Circle｜Golden Circle Iceland's classic tourist route includes three major natural landscapes: 📌 The geyser is located in a geothermal area. The Strokkur geyser erupts every few minutes, with a water column up to 30 meters high. 📌 Thingvellir National Park is located at the intersection of the Eurasian Plate and the American Plate, and the surface fault zone is clearly visible; 📌 The Golden Falls is a two-level waterfall. The river water falls into the canyon from a height of 32 meters, and the water volume is abundant all year round. 📍 Golden Circle, Iceland - ▪️Black Sand Beach｜Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach Located on the south coast of Iceland, it was formed by the cooling of lava after a volcanic eruption, and the beach is black. The basalt columns along the coast are arranged in an orderly manner, and there are three sea stacks in the nearby sea area, which were formed due to long-term erosion by wind and waves. The area is windy and rough, with waves changing rapidly. 📍 Reynisfjara, Iceland - ▪️Volcano Adventures There are many volcanoes in Iceland and geological activities are active. The Eyjafjallajokull volcano erupted in 2010, leaving lava debris around the crater. The Turismok geothermal area offers the experience of going inside a volcano and observing the magma pathways after an eruption. - ▪️Blue Lagoon Hot Spring｜Blue Lagoon Located in a geothermal area near Reykjavik, the lake water is rich in silica and minerals, giving it a milky blue color. The water temperature remains at 37-39°C all year round. The lake is surrounded by black lava landforms and the water comes from underground thermal energy circulation. 📍 Blue Lagoon, Iceland - ▪️Aurora Borealis Iceland is located in the Northern Lights belt, and the aurora can be seen from September to April of the following year. Observation points include the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, Akureyri and Thingvellir National Park. The appearance of auroras is influenced by solar wind activity, and their intensity and frequency vary depending on weather conditions. - ▪️Natural hot springs and waterfalls 📌 Seljalandsfoss: The water falls from a 60-meter-high cliff. There is a trail behind the waterfall that allows you to go around to the back of the waterfall. 📌 Skogafoss: The waterfall is 25 meters wide and 60 meters high, with abundant water. Rainbows are common due to long-term water mist. 📌 Reykjada Hot Springs River: Located in the geothermal area, the river water is kept at a suitable temperature due to the influx of underground hot springs, and it can be used for natural hot spring soaking. - The following is a detailed guide for Icelandic volcano tourism, combining the latest developments and classic attractions to help you experience Iceland's "Song of Ice and Fire" safely and in depth: --- ### **1. Recommended volcanic attractions** 1. Thrihnukagigur - **Features**: The only volcano in the world that can be entered from the inside. The last eruption was 4,000 years ago. The internal magma chamber solidified to form colorful volcanic rock walls, just like the "center of the earth". - **Experience**: You need to book a professional expedition group 2-3 months in advance, take the elevator down to the bottom of the volcano 198 meters deep, and explore the 100,000 cubic meters of cave space. - **Note**: The number of places per day is limited. You need to prepare wind and cold protection equipment. You will be led by a guide throughout the trip. 2. Reykjanes Peninsula Volcanoes - **Current situation**: On April 1, 2025, the Songznuk volcanic zone erupted again (the 8th time in recent years), with a fissure up to 1,200 meters long and active lava flows. Currently, surrounding areas (such as the town of Grindavik and the Blue Lagoon) have been evacuated and tourists are advised to avoid the outbreak area. - **How ​​to watch**: You can take a helicopter to see the spectacular volcanic eruption (from a safe distance), or follow the real-time updates from the Icelandic Meteorological Office. 3. The Golden Circle - **Thingvellir National Park**: The boundary between the Eurasian and American plates, with magnificent graben landscape. - **Geysir**: Geothermal activity is frequent, erupting every few minutes and reaching a height of 40 meters. --- ### **Second, safety tips and latest developments** 1. **Avoidance of outbreak area**: - The eruption area and surrounding roads on the Reykjanes Peninsula are closed and entry is prohibited. Volcanic ash and harmful gases may affect health and evacuation orders from the Icelandic Civil Protection Department must be followed. 2. **Travel Advice**: - Follow the real-time warnings from the Icelandic Meteorological Office (vedur.is) and the Civil Protection and Emergency Management Authority (almannavarnir.is). - Avoid flying drones in no-fly zones. Violators will face heavy fines. --- ### **3. Volcano theme itinerary planning** **Recommended route (6 days and 5 nights)** - **Day 1-2: Reykjavik and surrounding areas** - Visit Hallgrímskirkja Church, Harpa Concert Hall and join a Northern Lights tour. - Relax at the Blue Lagoon (if open), paying attention to the evacuation of the outbreak area. - **Day 3-4: South Coast Adventure** - Seljalandsfoss, Skógafoss (volcanic landforms and glacial meltwater interweave). - Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon and Diamond Beach (a glacial lagoon formed by volcanic activity). - **Day 5: Golden Circle Day Tour** - Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss Waterfall, Geysir Geyser. - **Day 6: Volcano Special Experience** - Expedition inside the Srinukkag volcano (book in advance) or helicopter tour over the Reykjanes Peninsula volcanoes. --- ### **Four. Practical Tips** 1. **Visa and Insurance**: A Schengen visa is required and it is recommended to purchase travel insurance that covers the risk of volcanic activity. 2. **Clothing and equipment**: waterproof and windproof jacket, non-slip hiking shoes, and helmet (essential for volcano exploration). 3. **Transportation**: It is recommended to rent a car (four-wheel drive is best), or choose a local volcano theme tour group. 4. **Accommodation**: - Blue Lagoon Silica Hotel (combination of hot springs and volcanic landscape). - The Reykjavik Edition Hotel (overlooking the city and volcanic landscape). --- ### **V. Linkage between volcanoes and surrounding landscapes** - **Geothermal hot springs**: Blue Lagoon, Myvatn Hot Spring (formed by volcanic geothermal resources). - **Black sand beach**: Reynisdrangar (volcanic rock weathering to form a black sand beach). - **Glacier Hike**: Vatnajökull Glacier (a wonder where volcanoes and glaciers coexist). --- **Summary**: Volcano tourism in Iceland requires a balance between adventure and safety. It is recommended to plan the itinerary based on real-time geological dynamics and give priority to professional guide projects.

BLUE Lagoon was previously closed for repairs due to a volcanic eruption It will finally reopen on December 6th We were lucky enough to make an appointment to go on the 7th There are still road closures nearby Those who drive themselves first have to park their cars at Grindavík Then take their shuttle bus The journey is ten minutes Every five minutes 蓝湖（BLUE LAGOON）： A towel + shampoo and shower supplies are provided ✅ Some masks are at your own expense✅ Includes a drink ✅ There are restaurants + souvenir shops ✅ You can borrow bathrobes/swimming trunks at your own expense 🩳✅ The number of hair dryers is limited❌ The locker room is small❌ Sky LAGOON ： Lots of towels + shampoo supplies ✅ No mask❌ Drinks at your own expense ❌ There are restaurants and souvenir shops✅ Design sense ✅ Large changing room and shower room ✅ Plenty of hair dryers ✅ #Iceland #IcelandTravel

Just a lovely experience at Blue Lagoon in Iceland. We were lucky there no lava formations when we visited the area as normally they would close to the public for safety reasons. The place was exactly I expected! The pool was relaxing as it was nice and warm. Definitely coming back.

blue lagoon is closed again unfortunately for travellers. there is the sky lagoon in rvk or just the municipal swimming pools around town. anyway if you are flying into keflavik from the UK, you can see the volcano from the window on the right side. otherwise, it would depend on your flight route and direction of landing into the airport and which side of the runway your plane will land

#Travel record The Blue Lagoon Hotel is 100,000 Icelandic Krona per night, but it was worth it! It's expensive, but it really feels like you're saving money compared to a single dip in the Big Blue Lake, and it was an experience I'll never forget. If you stay at Silica hotel for one night, You also get Little Blue Lagoon admission, a sumptuous breakfast, mud mask, Blue Lagoon premium drinks (4 glasses), smoothies, and samples of Blue Lagoon brand shampoo. ✅Travel tips 1 The earlier you book on the official website, the better🏃♀️ Everything within 2 months was gone, but when you're already there, it's important to be patient and see it every day without giving up. 2 The best experience is to use the Big Blue Lagoon after checking out, without wasting time at the hotel's small "Little Blue Lagoon". 3 You can take your time using the Blue Lagoon series. There is also body lotion and hand cream in the room, so please try them out with samples. 4 In Iceland, a bottle of mineral water costs tens of dollars, but don't forget to have 6 types of drinks in the room 🥤 Drink the welcome drink in the room, and don't forget to ask for the "Blue Smoothie" near the Big Blue Lagoon, which is included in the price (shown in the last photo). Recommended!

Iceland, the country of volcanoes and ice. With so many active volcanoes, it is a hot spring powerhouse with hot springs bubbling up everywhere! There are many hot springs that are easy to get to from the capital, Reykjavik! This time, we went to the Blue Lagoon, Iceland's number one hot spring, which is often featured in guidebooks and websites! Wear your swimsuit when you go in! They don't sell swimsuits, so you have to bring your own. Towels and other items are available for rental! Make a reservation on the website and buy your ticket! There are tickets with and without a shuttle bus, so if you don't have your own way to get to the Blue Lagoon, we recommend buying one with a shuttle bus! The ticket comes with a drink and a mud pack! The water was just the right temperature, the color was beautiful, and we had a really comfortable time! #Iceland #Reykjavik #BlueLagoon #HotSpring 🕰️Opening hours 08:00-23:00 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: Very good 📍Location: About 1 hour by bus from Reykjavik 💰Price per person: About 10,000 yen

#familytrips2024 Approaching the Blue Lagoon, anticipation surged within us like the steam rising from its mineral-rich waters. As we neared the iconic geothermal spa, the air was thick with the scent of silica and sulfur, a soothing reminder of the healing properties of the lagoon's azure depths. The tranquil beauty of the Blue Lagoon's milky blue waters, set against the stark lava fields of Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula, left us in awe of nature's power to rejuvenate and heal. Walking along the boardwalks surrounding the lagoon, we were captivated by the ethereal mist rising from the water's surface and the gentle hum of conversation as guests relaxed in the warm embrace of the mineral-rich waters. Standing on the shores of the Blue Lagoon, we felt a sense of serenity and renewal, a moment of blissful escape from the stresses of everyday life amidst the timeless beauty of Iceland's geothermal wonders. Looking ahead, our next dream destination beckons from the sun-drenched beaches of Bora Bora, French Polynesia. We envision lounging in overwater bungalows, snorkeling in crystal-clear lagoons teeming with vibrant marine life, and savoring the flavors of tropical cuisine as the sun sets in a blaze of colors over the South Pacific. Bora Bora's idyllic beauty and laid-back charm promise an unforgettable escape, where every moment is an opportunity to immerse ourselves in paradise and create cherished memories that will last a lifetime. It's a destination that speaks to our sense of adventure and longing for relaxation, inviting us to unwind in luxury and embrace the magic of island life amidst some of the most breathtaking scenery in the world.

My life photo is always in the next one Iceland live picture Iceland Blue Lagoon is reopening! ! The Blue Lagoon, which was temporarily closed due to the volcano, has recently reopened. Those who want to go can make an appointment and buy tickets in advance. The milky blue dreamy blue and the deep blue 💙💙 Lake Mývatn in the evening are both so beautiful! Only when you are in it can you feel this fairyland! ! I really love it so much! 💙 🗣️Briefly explain the difference between Blue Lake and Myvatn: 💰Blue Lagoon: 12990 ISK, 💰Myvatn: 6200 ISK. Myvatn is slightly smaller, but has fewer people and is also milky blue. The Blue Lagoon and Myvatn were designed by the same designer, so it doesn't matter which one you go to. The Blue Lagoon requires advance reservations, and the ticket price includes a mask + drink. The Myvatn Lake does not require reservations, and the ticket price includes tickets + drinks. The Myvatn Lake is very cost-effective and highly recommended 📍Blue Lagoon Blaa Lónið Self-driving coordinates: Norðurljósavegur 9, 240 Grindavík 📍Mývatn Nature Baths Driving coordinates: Jarðbaðshólar, 660 Mývatn ⚠️The big challenge in winter: the locker room and the swimming pool are not connected, you need to wear a swimsuit to go outside to enter the swimming pool. You get used to the cold. 📸Photography tips: It is recommended to bring a waterproof phone case, mainly to prevent your hands from slipping. If the phone falls, it will be GG. If it fogs up when taking pictures, you can take it out again. You must take more pictures in the early stage. If it fogs up later and you don’t take out the phone, you will really get angry. In winter, it is recommended to go after 12 o'clock. It is still dark before dawn. Going in the evening is also a great choice. The sunset is so beautiful. You can participate. Look at my last few pictures, by blocking the light with your body or head, you can get a perfect silhouette, which is really amazing! ! Friends who are interested can click to follow, I will continue to output real reviews related to Iceland

❤️Iceland——A place you want to visit twice in your life❤️ ▪️The lagoon is so beautiful that I feel like I have come to Bolivia’s sky city. ▪️Iceland begins to enter the polar night in November, a rare experience. The daylight hours are very short, with the sun rising at 9 o'clock and the sun setting at 4 o'clock. Even at 12 noon, when the sun should be the brightest, the sun is very weak, and the midday sun looks like dusk - novel and interesting. ▪️It is close to the Arctic Circle and is known as a world where ice and fire blend. The whole place is covered with volcanic lava but is frozen for thousands of miles. Everywhere you look, you'll see beautiful scenery that's rarely seen. Icebergs, glaciers, ice caves, mosses, volcanoes, lava, faults, rift valleys, waterfalls ▪️The temperature in Iceland in November is between 0-4 degrees Celsius, which is bearable, but climbing the glacier and chasing the aurora at night can still be very painful. In the early morning hours when the temperature is lowest, we brave the freezing temperatures and winds that are ten thousand times stronger than during the day and wander far away from the city to remote, dark places. Taking off gloves, setting up the tripod, taking pictures, within a few tens of seconds, my hands were frozen stiff, and for a moment I felt the first feeling of being so cold that it hurts my heart. The physical sensation is so strong. ▪️Before coming here, people on the Internet said that there are no umbrellas for sale in Iceland and Icelanders don’t hold umbrellas. After coming here, I realized that it is really impossible to hold an umbrella when the wind is blowing every day. Every day when I go out on the street, I feel like I’m chasing the wind under a No. 10 typhoon signal. ▪️Moss is a characteristic of Iceland. One of the most unique sights in Iceland is the moss covering the ground. It feels soft when you step on it, like there are many, many layers of grass. Normal plants cannot grow on lava mountain ash, so the first plant to grow is moss, and the formation of moss is to become the soil layer for other plants to grow. It reminds me of an old saying that all things are interdependent and mutually exclusive. ▪️The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland’s famous attractions. The affiliated Silica Hotel is more expensive, about 6,000 yuan a night, but you can soak as many times as you want and it has a private hot spring. In fact, the total price is not much different from the ticket + car fare + hotel in the city. But you can feel the unique experience and landscape. For example, when you open the door of the room, you will see a large area of ​​lava moss and a whole blue lagoon. It is so beautiful that it feels like you have arrived at the Sky Mirror in Bolivia. The sunset at the Blue Lagoon is so beautiful. It is the most beautiful sunset I have ever seen in so many countries #Iceland