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Iceland Sightseeing Map for Nature Lovers

Waterfalls, hot springs, beaches and cultural spots

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Iceland - Grindavík

Blue Lagoon

Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa set in a stark lava field on the Reykjanes ...

Selected by @thebritishexplorer
Iceland - Grindavík

Blue Lagoon

Address: Norðurljósavegur 9, 240 Grindavík, Iceland

Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa set in a stark lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula. Milky blue water rich in silica and algae. A calm, steamy scene with modern facilities.

  • Why go:
    To soak in warm mineral rich water that many find soothing for the skin. A relaxing, iconic Iceland experience.

  • Vibe:
    Luxurious. Relaxing.

  • Tips:
    I recommend booking well in advance. Apply conditioner before you enter and try to keep hair out of the water to avoid dryness.

  • Website:
    https://www.bluelagoon.co...

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A large hot spring pool in the Geysir Geothermal Area. The name means King’s Spring, after King Christian IX who visited in 1874. Clear water at near boiling shows the heat beneath even when the surface is calm. 🌋
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A deep pool on the Öxará River just downstream from Öxarárfoss. Calm on the surface with a heavy past. Part of the wider Þingvellir story.
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One of the best campgrounds in this area. The location by the sea and the well equipped rooms makes it worth it. The area is sheltered so almost no wind here.
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@thebritishexplorer

Hey! I’m Jonny 👋🏼 My passion in life is traveling and exploring as much of the world as possible. I have explored various countries around the world, though one of my all-time favourite destinations has to be Iceland. I have been to Iceland 3 times, one of which was on a cruise. I want to ensure that you visit the most breathtaking sights that Iceland has to offer and come back with incredible memories that you will cherish forever.

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