Blue Lagoon - Iceland

The Blue Lagoon, a geothermal lagoon, has a comfortable temperature averaging 104 degrees Fahrenheit (40C) with mineral-rich waters rumored to have curative powers, a gift of nature. The steaming turquoise pools of Iceland’s Blue Lagoon, trapped in volcanic rock represent an otherworldly vision. Experiencing a primordial force and becoming close to this creative power can be captured through science and technology, however one natural way is through a geothermal spa experience at Blue Lagoon. It taps raw forces to enhance energy of life, health and wellness. Pure Icelandic materials from moss and stones characterize the design, emphasizing the relationship between nature and man-made. The building’s soft lines blend with the lava wall as it opens towards the lagoon, taking in the northern sun.