Blue Lagoon Taxi

Getting to the Blue Lagoon

The Blue Lagoon (Bláa Lónið) sits in the middle of a lava field on the Reykjanes peninsula, about 22 km from KEF and 50 km from Reykjavík. There is no public-transport stop next to it, so visitors either join a tour bus, drive themselves, or take a taxi. A taxi is the most flexible option of the three — there's no fixed return time, the bags stay in the car, and the entrance has a dedicated drop-off lane.

Two scenarios cover most of what we drive there. First, the airport-lagoon-city combo: pick up at KEF arrivals, two or three hours at the lagoon, then on to a hotel in Reykjavík. It's a popular way to break up the airport-to-city leg after a long flight, and the suitcases never leave the car. Second, the round trip from Reykjavík: hotel pickup, two or three hours at the lagoon, hotel drop-off. Compared with a tour bus the obvious advantage is that you decide when to leave.

Pricing

Prices come from the same dispatch system as the booking form. KEF–Lagoon is short and uses the metered tariff; Reykjavík–Lagoon falls in the fixed-price band.

Route	Sedan (1–3)	SUV (1–4)	Minivan (1–6)	Notes
KEF Airport → Blue Lagoon	8.700 ISK	11.100 ISK	11.900 ISK	~25 min
Blue Lagoon → KEF Airport	8.700 ISK	11.100 ISK	11.900 ISK	~25 min
Reykjavík → Blue Lagoon	15.000 ISK	18.000 ISK	24.000 ISK	~50 min
Blue Lagoon → Reykjavík	15.000 ISK	18.000 ISK	24.000 ISK	~50 min
Reykjavík → Blue Lagoon → back (round trip with wait)	on request	on request	on request	incl. up to 3 h wait

Round-trip prices already cover two to three hours of waiting at the lagoon. For longer stays we quote case by case — please mention it when booking.

KEF to the Blue Lagoon

The lagoon is roughly 22 km — about 25 minutes — from Keflavík Airport. It's the closest of the well-known Iceland experiences to KEF, and quite a few travellers head there directly after their flight before continuing to a Reykjavík hotel.

The driver meets you at arrivals as on any KEF transfer, drives to the dedicated taxi drop-off at the lagoon, and — if you booked the combo — waits in the car park while you're inside. A normal visit is two to three hours. The luggage stays in the car the whole time.

Booking is via the airport-order form — pick "Blue Lagoon" as a destination or as a stop on the way to Reykjavík.

Reykjavík to the Blue Lagoon

From a Reykjavík hotel, the most relaxed plan is a 09:00 pickup, at the lagoon by 10:00, two or three hours bathing, back in town by mid-afternoon. The driver waits in the car park (or comes back at an agreed time, whichever you prefer) — a tour bus locks you into a fixed return slot, a taxi doesn't.

One thing the lagoon does need is a pre-booked timed entry on bluelagoon.com. The spa is often sold out one or two weeks ahead. Book that first; book the taxi to match.

常见问题

常见问题的快速解答

How much is a taxi from Reykjavík to the Blue Lagoon?

A sedan is 15.000 ISK one way (1–3 passengers) — the route falls inside our fixed-price band. SUV is 18.000 ISK, minivan is 24.000 ISK. A round trip with two or three hours of waiting at the lagoon is quoted on request.

How much from Keflavík Airport?

KEF to the Blue Lagoon is a short 22 km hop, charged on the metered tariff (the same one the booking form shows in real time). The drive is about 25 minutes.

Can the driver wait while I'm in the spa?

Yes. On round-trip bookings the wait at the lagoon (typically two or three hours) is agreed and priced when you book — luggage stays in the car. Note that the standard 15 minutes of free waiting on city pickups doesn't cover a spa visit; the wait time at the lagoon is part of the round-trip quote, not extra on top of it.

How long do I need at the lagoon?

Two hours is the minimum that's comfortable — that covers changing, bathing and drying off. Three hours is more relaxed. Add about 30 minutes at each end for transit.

Do I book the lagoon entrance separately?

Yes — the lagoon requires a pre-booked timed entry via the official site bluelagoon.com. It often sells out 1–2 weeks ahead. Book the entry first, then the taxi to match.

Where do I leave my luggage during the visit?

There are small lockers for valuables inside the lagoon, but no storage for full suitcases. The simplest way to handle it is a single booking for the whole leg — KEF → Blue Lagoon → Reykjavík (or the other way). The bags stay in the car. Please note that under our terms we are not responsible for personal items left in the vehicle, although we will of course help locate anything forgotten.

Can I cancel a Blue Lagoon transfer?

For an airport-band route (Reykjavík ↔ Blue Lagoon, the airport-lagoon-city combo) the airport policy applies: free cancellation up to 12 hours ahead, 50% refund within 12 hours. City-only legs (a short KEF–lagoon hop on the meter) can be cancelled free of charge before the driver leaves for pickup. Full wording in our terms.

Are child seats included?

Yes, free of charge — but they have to be requested in advance. Tell us how many children and their ages when booking.

Taxi or shuttle bus?

For one person a shuttle bus is cheaper. For two passengers or more a fixed-price taxi tends to be similar or less per head, plus you get door-to-door and the option to wait. For an airport-lagoon-Reykjavík combo, a single taxi is almost always cheaper than two separate bus tickets.

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