Here's how it went. I had a great time at Iceland's Blue Lagoon, but locals recommended I visit one of Iceland's many public swimming pools as a less-touristy alternative. "Most foreigners know ...

By 1987, the first swimming facilities were officially opened, and since then, the Blue Lagoon has become a luxurious spa, ...

Unlike a swimming pool, the water in the Blue Lagoon is not clear. In fact, the Iceland lagoon is known for its cloudy, milky ...

When compared with the indulgences on offer at the Blue Lagoon, Iceland’s oldest natural swimming pool strikes a simpler chord. Offering an authentic, no-frills experience on the cusp of Iceland ...

The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland's many geothermal spas and its ... a black sand beach good for seeing but not for swimming because of the cold water and strong currents that make it dangerous.

You’ve done the Blue Lagoon, now enhance your Iceland trip with a visit to the ... Kópavogur and is actually perfectly friendly in his swimmers – leans over and tells them they should return ...

Tourists are showing how their hair was damaged for weeks after swimming in Iceland's Blue Lagoon. Amelia Carta-McCarthy, 20, told Insider it took a month for her hair to feel healthy again.

Iceland's world-famous Blue Lagoon often hogs the spotlight for geothermal ... designed to rejuvenate the body and mind. Cold water swimming has become increasingly popular in recent years ...

Iceland's oldest swimming pool is also one of its best ... When it comes to Iceland's best hot springs, it's hard to beat the Blue Lagoon. This iconic Iceland attraction is the ultimate in hot ...

If you don't have time to trek to the Blue Lagoon, Sky Lagoon may be a suitable alternative. Opened in 2021, the Sky Lagoon's infinity-edge gives the illusion of swimming amongst the sea and sky.