The 15 Best Blue Lagoon Tours in the Reykjanes Peninsula

1.Admission Package with Drink, Towel, and Mask

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 5,421 reviews · 1 day · from $109Our pick

At Iceland’s Blue Lagoon near Grindavík, you soak in warm mineral-rich seawater, use the sauna and steam room, and enjoy a silica mud mask plus one non-alcoholic drink. The $109 Comfort package includes entry, a towel, locker wristband, and access to the lagoon’s in-water facilities. Allow at least three hours.

“It was a great experience. The place looks recently renovated and we loved it.”

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2.Blue Lagoon Admission with Transfers

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 4,867 reviews · 4 hours · from $231

Travel from Reykjavik to Iceland’s Blue Lagoon by shared coach, then choose the Comfort or Premium package for warm geothermal water, a silica mask, drinks, and time to relax among mossy lava fields. An English-speaking host or greeter helps with the visit, while flexible return buses let you choose when to head back.

“had a slight misunderstanding with the booking that was quickly resolved and had an amazing time 2nd time ive been and I would come again.”

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3.Blue Lagoon Entry with Round-Trip Transfers

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 1,032 reviews · from $177

Travel from Reykjavík to Iceland’s Blue Lagoon by Smartbus and coach, passing lava fields and the Reykjanes UNESCO Global Geopark. Your Comfort admission includes a towel, silica mud mask, and one drink at the swim-up bar. Allow about five hours, with pickup and return transport included.

“The experience is great but not worth the money. You pay for the place not what you get. The drink included was average. The mask was nice and it was an experience but no rush to do it again. If your hear it’s definitely something to do.”

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4.Volcanoes and Blue Lagoon Day Trip

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 759 reviews · 9 hours · from $259

From Reykjavík, you’ll explore Kleifarvatn, Seltún, and the recent eruption areas near Fagradalsfjall and Litli-Hrutur with an English-speaking guide. The volcanic walk is moderate and can take several hours, followed by 2.5 hours at the Blue Lagoon, including a towel, silica mask, and one drink. Guides such as Beggi, Hler, and Roman are known for lively explanations.

“An incredible adventure! Pick up and drop off, seamless. Our guide, Hler, was super knowledgeable and extremely positive and fun. He really made the experience special. The hike was beautiful and exhilarating and our time at the Blue Lagoon completely rejuvenating! Definitely remember to bring water and some snacks for the day. Highly recommend!!”

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5.Blue Lagoon Admission Including Return Transfers from Reykjavik

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 479 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $225

Travel from Reykjavik to Iceland’s famous Blue Lagoon by arranged bus, soak in 37 to 40°C geothermal water, enjoy a silica mask and drink, then choose a convenient return time. Comfort admission includes a towel, mask, and drink. Premium adds a robe, two more masks, and another drink.

“Absolutely stunning. went in dead of winter, low crowds. Staff was amazing. Water, treatment experience, all is highly recommended.”

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6.Premium Admission with Drinks and Face Masks

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 348 reviews · 5 hours · from $123

Spend up to five hours at Iceland’s Blue Lagoon with a bathrobe, towel, locker wristband, one swim-up drink, three in-water face masks, and a silica mask to take home. You’ll float through warm mineral-rich water, use the sauna, steam room, and massage waterfall, and reach the lagoon through a 300-meter lava corridor.

“loved the experience, great hakd day out. There was a story telling too, where they explained how they discovered it and more.... would recommend.”

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7.Blue Lagoon Entry Ticket with Optional Private or Shared Transfer

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 343 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $206

Spend about three hours at Iceland’s Blue Lagoon, soaking in warm mineral-rich water among black lava fields. Choose Comfort or Premium entry, then add a shared or private transfer from Reykjavik, a cruise port, or Keflavik Airport. Premium adds a robe, extra mask, drink, and take-home skincare gift.

“An experience of a lifetime. We had tried all the different type of face treatments. The lagoon was huge and did not feel overcrowded.”

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8.Blue Lagoon Return Bus Transfer from Reykjavik

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 208 reviews · 1 to 6 hours (approx.) · from $58Best value

Ride a shared coach from Reykjavik’s BSÍ terminal through the Reykjanes lava fields to the Blue Lagoon, about 50 minutes away. Admission is separate, and you choose a return time. Some departures can connect with Keflavík Airport, but confirm the final bus schedule before booking.

“All seemed like a bit of a shambles. Tried to book a return journey from Blue Lagoon. Confirmation text was confusing, did seek clarification on wording but no response. On return there was no scheduled bus at the time allocated on my booking correspondence and there were two other groups of people there that were also waiting but were told they needed to wait another 1hr. I opted to pay again for seats on another suppliers bus.”

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9.Blue Lagoon Admission Ticket Including Transfer

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 190 reviews · 1 to 6 hours (approx.) · from $327

Soak in Blue Lagoon Iceland’s warm, mineral-rich water in a lava-field setting with round-trip shared transport from Reykjavik, Keflavik Airport, or the cruise port. Choose Comfort for a towel, drink, and silica mask, or Premium for a bathrobe, two masks, drink, and skincare gift. Allow extra time for transfers.

“Very responsive travel agency. Quick to answer questions. Bus pick up at the cruise port is a little confusing but that is not the operator’s fault. Pick ups to the Blue Lagoon and KEF airport were on time.”

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10.Blue Lagoon Premium Admission with Transfer

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 176 reviews · 6 hours · from $198

Travel by coach from Reykjavík through Reykjanes lava fields to the Blue Lagoon. Your six-hour premium visit includes a bathrobe, towel, slippers, one swim-up-bar drink, three in-water masks, and a take-home silica mask. You will also have access to the sauna, steam room, and massage waterfall.

“Coach arrived between the times they said they would and journey was smooth. Blue lagoon was amazing. The face masks left my skin feeling so soft and renewed, I love it. We even brought some masks to take home. Sauna and steam worked well and wasn’t too busy at the times we went in. Steam bath was really cool with the water at the bottom and seating on top. The contrast with the heat of the lagoon and the cold air felt lovely. Our drinks were included and they were good also. The whole experience was 10/10 for me. I would definitely go again. It didn’t rain at all whilst…”

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11.Volcano Hike and Blue Lagoon Including Admission Small Group Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 139 reviews · 9 hours (approx.) · from $260

Travel from Reykjavík to the Reykjanes Peninsula for a guided hike across the 2021 Fagradalsfjall eruption field, with possible scenic stops at Kleifarvatn and geothermal areas. Afterward, spend two hours at the Blue Lagoon with a towel, silica mask, and drink included. Guides such as Hler, HBO, Mario, and Siggi are praised for patient support and lively commentary.

“Our guide was great! Lots of info. Everything ran smoothly. Picked up in small bus then taken to larger bus. There was a couple of extra viewpoints on the way overlooking a lake and to see bubbling pools that were an added bonus. The walk on the old lava flow was amazing - so many shapes and textures. Blue lagoon was a nice ending to soak and relax. A day well spent.”

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12.Blue Lagoon and Northern Lights Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 80 reviews · 8 hours · from $318

Spend an afternoon at the Blue Lagoon with comfort admission, a silica mud mask, towel, and one drink. Return to Reykjavik, then head into the night with an English-speaking local guide who follows weather and aurora forecasts. Northern Lights sightings are not guaranteed, but you can join again free if the sky stays dark.

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13.Blue Lagoon and Northern Lights Tour Including Admission

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 51 reviews · from $228

Pair a four-hour Blue Lagoon visit with an evening northern lights search from Reykjavík. Your package includes admission, one swim-up bar drink, a silica mud mask, transfers, WiFi, and an audio guide. Expect a long day, shifting pickup details, and no guarantee of aurora sightings.

“Experienced the Blue Lagoon the day before they closed it. Well organised trip and should be on everyone’s list to do. Northern lights was great even though it was classed as unsuccessful, we still got to see these through a camera lens. Experiencing this makes you realise how small we are on this planet.”

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14.Blue Lagoon Admission Ticket with Transfer

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 50 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $310

Travel from Reykjavik, the domestic airport, cruise port, or designated Keflavik pickup point to the Blue Lagoon for about three hours. Choose Comfort or Premium entry, then enjoy warm mineral water, a silica mask, a drink, and optional robe and skincare gifts. Shared transport is provided in English.

“They would not accommodate my transfer request to airport drop.. viator as an aggregator also failed to help me. I requested for discounted private transfer for drop off to airport as I had booked the shared transfer drop off.. both viator and the transfer service provider were adamant and did not sort out my airport drop issues. And now they have denied my drop off refund.Pathetic support from viator and the transfer service provider. But blue lagoon was amazing.. pl. Book blue lagoon separately and plan your pick up and drop off separately..”

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15.Blue Lagoon & Northern Lights Tour from Reykjavik

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 45 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $315

Spend about four hours at Iceland’s Blue Lagoon with Comfort admission, a silica mud mask, towel, and one drink, then return to Reykjavik before an evening Northern Lights search. Reykjavik Excursions provides marked pickups, WiFi, round-trip transfers, and a local guide for the aurora outing. Expect a long day and weather-dependent results.

“Tour cancelled by provider due to seismic activity in the area, but I won't receive a full refund. No logical explanation given.”

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