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I was there in January the weather was hailing and of course it's Iceland, windy as all get out. Love Iceland yet the Blue Lagoon compared to the govt run bath
by paul7986 3y ago
I was there in January the weather was hailing and of course it's Iceland, windy as all get out. Love Iceland yet the Blue Lagoon compared to the govt run bathhouses in Reykjavik (where I socialized & met locals/made friends) was lacking for me.
- SOLAR_FIELDS 3y agoI had a better and probably cheaper experience at one of the thermal pools on the golden circle. I think I paid a $35 USD entrance fee per person when I was there several years ago which for Iceland is pretty dang reasonable
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- itslennysfault 3y agoAgreed. Blue lagoon has public pool vibes for sure. I still think its worth doing if you have the time, but if you're choosing between that and (probably) any other hot spring/bath house experience I'd advise doing something else.
- paul7986 3y agoI went to the Sky Lagoon too and at night. Had I see the northern lights there or at blue lagoon I'd be a ton more positive about these places. Overall both to me are must visits and fun i just had a better experience at Reykjavik's govt run bathhouses. My friend i met there just sent me northern light pics from this evening. I didn't get to see them during my nine day visit there last winter. They are elusive.
- euroderf 3y agoThe city's bathhouses are great. During Airwaves you meet people from all over the world.
- paul7986 3y agooh cool it happens in November and my friend I met during my visit just sent me Northern Light pics last night. Makes me to go hop on a plane for a visit and hopefully finally catch the lights.