Reykjavik Attractions

Omg this was SOOO cool – pun intended. Never seen anything like it. Our host was really knowledgeable, and I could actually feel the heat hit my face when the lava came out. I wish I could’ve filmed the whole thing but they asked us not to take pics during the main part (makes sense, safety and all). Went solo but made friends in the queue waiting to go in. Def worth the price!

Went with my partner on a cold day. The show is unique and we both enjoyed it. Gets very warm inside. Staff was helpful and answered all our questions.

I’m not usually into science-y stuff but this was SOOOOO cool. Real lava right in front of you! The presenter made it easy to understand, even for people like me who failed chemistry. I loved the cozy vibe, and there’s a tiny shop for snacks. If you’re in Vik, don’t skip this.

Really interesting show, even for my young kids (5 and 7). The host was patient and explained things in simple terms. Only downside: it got a bit crowded, so get there early for good seats.

Went with my girlfriend at sunset, and it started SNOWING, which was wild. Floating in the warm water while snowflakes hit your face = pure magic. Not too crowded either, maybe because it was a Tuesday night? Bring a hat for the walk in/out, trust me.

Honestly, this place rocks. Super chill, not too fancy. Bring your own flipflops and you’re golden. Stayed for ages just chatting with locals.

Secret Lagoon had definitely made some upgrades since the last time I was here a couple years ago and I enjoyed it quite a bit. It still holds it's classic nature as the oldest pool in Iceland and does it's job to warm you up after a cold day out doing excursions. The staff are all friendly and there is a quick (45-60 second video) on what to do at the lagoon. I would recommend.