Retreat Spa at the Blue Lagoon
Enter a peaceful place of enchantment and relax your body and soul in the Retreat Spa of the Blue Lagoon. This place is an extraordinary and more secluded way to enjoy the mineral-rich waters of the Blue Lagoon. Your admission for two includes a private changing suit and 4-hours in the spa area.
Your experience starts from the first moment of your arrival, you will be shown to your private changing room with ambient music, fresh towels, slippers and robes for your usage. Change and explore the many options to relax in the Retreat Spa. Enjoy the sauna, steam cave, wood-burining fire place, nesting area, refreshment area, panoramic viewing deck, cold plunge well and the e mesmerizing waters of the Retreat Lagoon. Make use of the Blue Lagoon Ritual—an exhilarating cycle of wellbeing where you commune with the Blue Lagoon's transformative elements: silica, algae, and minerals.
The spa also features a restaurant with menus based on the finest, freshest local ingredients. It is a place of gourmet nourishment with expansive windows revealing marvelous views of the surrounding mineral-rich waterscape and the centuries-old lava. Before, during, or after your spa journey, the restaurant makes for a memorable culinary experience. No reservations are needed.
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Why you’ll love this…
- Experience the privacy and intimacy of the Retreat Spa
- Treat your body with The Ritual using special skin care amenities
- Relax in the mineral-rich waters of the Blue Lagoon
- Enjoy the sauna, steam bath, relaxing areas and spa restaurant
- Admire the beautiful volcanic lava landscapes around the spa
Important to know
- Remember to bring your swimming suit on the day of your visit
- You are not able to bring your phone or camera in the Retreat Spa, you can bring them into the Blue Lagoon
- A minimum age of 12 years is required to enter the Retreat Spa, children up to 18 years must be accompanied by an adult
Cancellation policy
Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins.
What’s included
- Admission to both the Retreat Spa and Blue Lagoon
- Private changing room with ambient music and stocked with towels, slippers, robes, hair dryer, hair straightener
- Complimentary Blue Lagoon skin care selection to use
- The Ritual, a self applied treatment using the wonderful Blue Lagoon skin care selection
- One free beverage of your own choice
- Usage of the sauna, steam bath, relaxing areas and spa restaurant
What’s not included
- Additional purchases
- Transfers to the Blue Lagoon from Reykjavik
Booking fee
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
Location
Provider
BLUE LAGOON ICELAND
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