What to Bring to the Blue Lagoon in Iceland

The most popular thing to do inside the Blue Lagoon is to simply soak in the warm milky water while enjoying the unusual scenery and atmosphere. Stand beneath the waterfall and let the hot water pound your shoulders, enjoy a silica mud face mask, take shelter in a steam cave, and have a drink at the swim-up bar.

Outside of the water, you can visit the sauna and steam room. There is also a relaxing viewing area with chairs where you can rest and look out over the lagoon (Note: there is limited space in these areas). There is also a full spa service, restaurants, snack bar and a gift shop on site. If you plan to do all this and more, here's everything you could possibly need at the Blue Lagoon:

• Swimsuit or trunks. 
• Proof of your Blue Lagoon reservation
• Waterproof case for phones or cameras if you plan to take pictures in the water
• Comb or brush & any other hair styling essentials.
• Hair tie for those with longer hair to keep the hair out of the water.
• Deodorant, facial moisturizer, body lotion, and other toiletries for after shower.
• Sandals, water shoes or shower shoes.
• Breathable waterproof bag for storing wet items.
• Change of clothing for those who want fresh clothing after showering.
• Sunscreen (+30 SPF).
• Sunglasses
• Swim cap
• Clarifying shampoo