dark night. And the best place to view the auroras? We recommend Iceland’s Blue Lagoon, one of the top wonders of the world. Even if you’re not lucky enough to spot the Northern Lights ...

"If you find yourself stuck in Reykjavík each night ... the Blue Lagoon closes at 10 p.m. in the winter, which could be a bit too early to catch the aurora. How long should I stay in Iceland?

The swirling steam blows over the surface of the Blue Lagoon and drifts ... The next night we visited Moss, a restaurant of culinary fireworks as bright as the Aurora Borealis that often lights ...

We were at the Blue Lagoon so missed this but they ... 4 nights at Hotel Ranga Hella and then at least one night at the ...

I recently went to Iceland and spent three days in the capital city of Reykjavik. The country is known for its geothermal spas, so I knew I wanted to visit one on the trip. Although Blue Lagoon is ...

Iceland has black-sand beaches, natural springs, ice caves, whale watching, and a manmade lagoon that glows blue. Here's your ... and the Northern Lights dance overhead in winter.

The Blue Lagoon is not only the most visited attraction in all of Iceland, but it is also one ... in the warm water while staring up at the Northern Lights in winter or the midnight sun in summer.

It's also an ideal spot to observe the northern lights (or aurora ... waters of the popular Blue Lagoon. This two-day tour visits the most popular region of Iceland, the South Coast.

With more than 700,000 visitors every year, Iceland's Blue Lagoon is one of the country's most recognizable and iconic attractions. When I visited the lagoon earlier this year, parts of it were ...