Blue Lagoon Silica Mud Mask - A purifying face mask that deep-cleanses and strengthens skin - 30ml

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But, Iceland’s Blue Lagoon is also beautiful and interesting, totally unique, easy to get to, and possibly the best damn time you’ll have this close to the Arctic Circle. If you are visiting during the right time of year and visit later in the day, there is a chance you will see the Northern Lights at the Blue Lagoon. At the height of summer, the Blue Lagoon is open until 9 p.m., so you might want to take a slot at 7 p.m., which gives you time to sightsee, have dinner, then relax in the lagoon and enjoy the midnight sun. The Silica Mud Mask: The slimy but soothing Silica mud mask is the most popular mask for visitors. It’s super-charged with essential minerals and is known for cleansing the skin, as well as strengthening and exfoliating.

The upscale Lava Restaurant is the perfect place to stop for lunch or dinner. With gourmet food featuring Icelandic cuisine, your mouth will be watering just from reading the menu! There are to-die-for desserts as well, so make sure to arrive hungry! The Blue Lagoon at night will be less crowded than during the day (though, again, it never feels uncomfortably crowded even then) and with fewer kids in their floaties. So if you’re looking for a truly relaxing experience to just unwind, maybe visiting the Blue Lagoon in Iceland at night is for you. Blue Lagoon and Northern LightsThe Blue Lagoon in Iceland is still a seriously fun, relaxing, and interesting cultural experience out in a less-populated area of Iceland. “Touristy” or not, it’s absolutely worth visiting the Blue Lagoon in Iceland. So get those haters out of your head already! (My advice for today and always.) This is also the best option if you want to avoid a long line, or get photos without other people in them.)

Many people wonder when's the best time to visit, both in terms of the time of day and season. The least popular slots to book are the first ones in the morning and the last ones in the day. There may be fewer people around at 9 a.m., and you may be able to book a slot with shorter notice. The Algae Mask: There’s nothing like a little Blue Lagoon-grown algae to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. This one is applied after the scrub and deep cleanse, and it’s really good for re-invigorating dry skin.

It’s not really recommended to bring your phone or camera into the Blue Lagoon either, but it looks like a lot of people bring those anyway. We prefer to hold tight to our glasses of wine than risk losing our iPhones in the lagoon, but influencers MUST influence, and they’re influencing everywhere we look.

Would you like to experience Iceland on a fun group tour? G Adventures has several Iceland tours, all with small groups. Winter is the slowest time of year for tourism in Iceland. If you want to experience a quieter Iceland, I highly recommend visiting during the winter. Keep in mind that it’s a cheaper time to visit, flights will likely be less expensive, and fewer tours and activities will be available.While the meals are pricey, you will be dreaming of the food long after your stay at the lagoon. To save money, try going for lunch when the menu is cheaper. If you are vegan, don’t worry! There are options for you as well. If you choose to visit Iceland during the summer, be sure to book accommodation, tours, and car rental as soon as possible. Many hotels, flights, cars, and activities sell out in advance. Iceland has a long history of utilizing the country's geothermal energy. It has been used for heating buildings and cooking (such as baking bread by burying it in the ground).