Reykjavik: Blue Lagoon Admission Tickets + Northern Lights Tour
Reykjavik: Blue Lagoon Admission Tickets + Northern Lights Tour
Duration: 8 hours
8 hours
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the start of your experience
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the start of your experience
Expert local tour guide
Expert local tour guide
Convenient pick-up at your location
Convenient pick-up at your location
Get your booking confirmed instantly
Get your booking confirmed instantly
Experience Iceland's unique blend of relaxation and adventure, a rejuvenating soak at the Blue Lagoon and a Northern Lights chase.
Soak in the iconic Blue Lagoon’s milky-blue geothermal waters, surrounded by lava fields with a silica mud mask, towel, and a drink of your choice.
Hunt for the elusive northern lights with a live local guide, maximizing your chances of witnessing this natural wonder.
Relax on a comfortable coach with free Wi-Fi as you travel between Reykjavik and the Blue Lagoon.
Opt for hotel pickup and drop-off for added convenience on your day trip.
Admission to the Blue Lagoon
Silica mud mask at the Blue Lagoon
Use of a towel at the Blue Lagoon
Drink of choice at the Blue Lagoon
Professional English-speaking local guide during the aurora hunt
Hotel pickup and drop-off (as per option selected)
Food and drinks (other than the included drink at the Blue Lagoon)
Blue Lagoon geothermal spa with visitors and Northern Lights over rocky landscape in Iceland.
Unforgettable soak and sky show
Embark on an unforgettable journey starting with a relaxing afternoon at Iceland's most renowned attraction, the Blue Lagoon. The tour includes the Blue Lagoon Comfort Package, allowing guests to immerse themselves in geothermal waters, surrounded by a unique landscape of lava and moss. Enjoy a silica mud mask, known to make your skin firm yet soft, and refresh with a drink of your choice.
Chasing the Northern Lights
Post a rejuvenating soak, return to Reykjavik, with some free time for dinner before your next adventure kicks off, a hunt for the mesmerizing Northern Lights. Expect an enthralling evening as your professional local guide leads you to the best viewing spots, varying each day based on weather conditions.
Tourist applying silica mud in Blue Lagoon, Iceland.
Female tourists applying face masks at Blue Lagoon, Iceland.
Blue Lagoon geothermal spa with visitors and Northern Lights over rocky landscape in Iceland.
Tourist applying silica mud in Blue Lagoon, Iceland.
Female tourists applying face masks at Blue Lagoon, Iceland.
Tourist in red jacket watching northern lights in Norway.
What to bring
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Dress according to the weather; warm clothes, a waterproof jacket, and sturdy shoes are recommended.
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Bring thermal layers, a winter hat, scarf, gloves, and warm socks for colder days.
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Bring a camera or a mobile phone with a camera.
What’s not allowed
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Food and drinks are not included, except for the complimentary drink at the Blue Lagoon.
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Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Accessibility
- This experience may not be fully accessible for wheelchair users or those with limited mobility. Please contact the operator in advance for specific accessibility information.
Additional information
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Minimum age for participation is 2 years.
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Sightings of the Northern Lights are not guaranteed; if not seen, you can join the tour again free of charge.
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Please arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time.
Tourists watching Northern Lights on a snowy landscape during a small group tour.
Female tourist relaxing in Blue Lagoon, Iceland, with silica mud on face.
Tourist in red jacket watching northern lights in Norway.
Tourists watching Northern Lights on a snowy landscape during a small group tour.
Female tourist relaxing in Blue Lagoon, Iceland, with silica mud on face.
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