Blue Lagoon geothermal spa in Reykjavik, Iceland Photo by Frank Denney on Unsplash ... We run out to the car park, still in our swim suits, in the freezing cold to watch it.

At this unique and famous snorkel site in Iceland, you can dive into some of the most transparent water on Earth and see gorgeous blue-green landscapes.

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Skip the Blue Lagoon and head to the Secret Lagoon ... Located near the village of Fludir, the Secret Lagoon is the oldest swimming pool in Iceland. Don’t expect anything fancy – there are ...

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In the winter, the island's temperatures hover between 50 and 60 degrees Fahrenheit, which means snow is very unlikely but it's not warm enough to swim either ... and the Blue Mosque with fewer ...

While many are an icy white, others display vivid electric blue hues ... be spotted swimming gracefully among the icebergs or resting on them. The lagoon provides these animals with a haven, which is ...

About 30 miles southwest of Reykjavik, the Blue Lagoon is Iceland's most popular tourist attraction. This geothermal spa welcomes more than 700,000 annual visitors. For a little perspective ...

a glacial lagoon that sits between the base of the glacier and the Norwegian Sea. One of Iceland's most popular tourist sites, its (very photogenic) blue, glacial-fed waters are filled with stray ...

One of Iceland's largest volcanoes is on the brink ... destroyed houses and repeatedly closed the Blue Lagoon – one of the country's most popular tourist destinations. In November 2024 ...

Like its name suggests, the Blue Lagoon is a vibrant cobalt color that's worth snapping a few pictures and swimming a few laps around. The water is cool, very deep (approximately 200 feet ...

But, she said, she enjoys hiking, which is perfect for experiencing Iceland’s diverse landscape. “I want to see the Northern Lights, of course, and then visit the Blue Lagoon,” Phillips said.