32 New Year, New You Travel & Wellness
Promotional Content • Saturday 6th January 2024 A new beginning at Blue Lagoon Iceland
Each year, on the 1st of January, many of us set out to achieve a healthier and happier mindset. This year, consider elevating those resolutions by travelling to Blue Lagoon Iceland, where healing waterscapes, award-winning accommodation, Michelin-starred cuisine and world-class hospitality await
N
amed one of the 25 wonders of the world by National Geographic, the Blue Lagoon
is a sustainable destination based upon an amazing gift of nature — the unique source of the geothermal Blue Lagoon Water. Tis water, comprised of 70% seawater and 30% fresh water, is found nowhere else on Earth, and provides beneficial healing powers through the silica, minerals and microalgae it possesses. Set in the heart of an otherworldly,
moss-covered frontier in southwest Iceland, the Blue Lagoon covers 8,700sq m and comes complete with a sauna, steam cave, in-water refresh- ment bar, a massage waterfall and an in-water mask bar — all of which allow for a world of possibilities and a completely rejuvenating adventure for the mind, body and spirit. During your time in the Blue
Lagoon, you can enhance your experience by discovering one of the signature treatments — in-water massage or float therapy. If you opt for the in-water massage, you’ll find yourself submerged in the mineral-rich warmth of a secluded part of the Blue Lagoon, while your therapist provides a deep and relaxing massage with products from the award-winning Blue Lagoon Skincare line.
Lagoon’s
Similarly, float therapy, Blue newest
in-water treat-
ment, targets bone structure, joints, and spinal tension through deli- cate stretches and light massage by your therapist. Available for indi- viduals, couples and small groups, float therapy releases stored stresses while you harmonise with the water. Both treatments are designed
to alleviate tension and catalyse inner peace — allowing you to leave the Blue Lagoon feeling like a new version of yourself. After a day of revitalisation, you’ll
be able to enjoy modern takes on classic Icelandic dishes at Lava Restaurant. Carved into a centu- ries-old lava cliff, Lava Restaurant focuses on local and sustainably sourced ingredients — including langoustine soup, fish of the day from nearby Grindavik Harbour, and Icelandic lamb — all while taking in the mesmerising views of
the
Blue Lagoon. If you wish to turn your rejuve-
nating holiday into a multi-day occa- sion, Blue Lagoon Iceland offers two award-winning hotels. Silica Hotel, nestled amid the lava landscapes, offers 35 boutique rooms with private terraces and inspiring views as well as its own private lagoon. If you’re looking for the pinnacle of luxury,
the all-suite Retreat Hotel
is your
gateway to an extraordinary wellness paradise. From the subterranean Retreat Spa to the Michelin-starred Moss Restaurant, the Retreat is designed to bring you into harmony with nature and provide unparal- leled relaxation. When the time comes to return
home, you’ll still be able to embrace the new, radiant you with products from Blue Lagoon Skincare. Designed from the three primary ingredients that make up the mineral-rich Blue Lagoon Water, you can achieve the same rejuvenating results with the Silica Mud Mask, the BL+ Eye Cream and many more. Te new year allows for a reset
and there’s no better place to be recharged and discover the ‘new you’ than Blue Lagoon Iceland.
Blue Lagoon Iceland Norðurljósavegur 9, 240 Grindavík, Iceland
bluelagoon.com
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