I’m not sure that there is anything nicer than being either in, or on, water. Actually, let me correct that – I’m not sure that there is anything nicer than being either in, or on, beautifully blue lagoon water. As such, you can imagine that I’m very keen to gravitate towards blue lagoons whenever the opportunity arises and here are three of my favourites:
1) CROATIA
The blue lagoon in Croatia is found at Krknjaši bay, just outside the town of Trogir. Most visitors to the lagoon will be on boat trip from the city of Split. I went on a full day excursion from Split (tickets available here) which included lunch and free time on the nearby island of Solta. I loved having a swim and a snorkel in these crystal blue waters, before devouring a lunch of freshly grilled fish on the boat.
Visiting Croatia? Check out my blog on things to do in the Dalmatian coast here.
2) MALTA
The blue lagoon of Malta (pictured in the header photo to this blog article) is found next to Comino, a small island sandwiched between the Maltese ‘mainland’ and the island of Gozo. As with the Croatian blue lagoon, I visited this wonderful area while on full day boat trip. This boat trip also included a bus tour of the island of Gozo. As before, the best part of the day for me was taking a dip in the beautiful turquoise waters of the blue lagoon, before enjoying the view with a can of Cisk, the local lager. You can book a trip to the Maltese blue lagoon here.
Visiting Malta? Check out my blog on things to do in and around Valletta here.
3) ICELAND
Undoubtedly the most famous blue lagoon is in Iceland and it is certainly a bit different to those found in Croatia and Malta! Rather than forming part of the sea, this hot body of water is found in a lava field near Keflavik airport and it is a man-made, by-product of the nearby geothermal power plant, taking its colour from the high silica content in the water.
Often cited as one of the ’25 Wonders of the World’, Iceland’s Blue Lagoon is definitely worth adding to your bucket list. It was so relaxing to bathe in these waters with a silica mud mask on my face and a glass of prosecco in hand. Tickets and more information can be found here.
Malta is definitely next on our bucket list! Did you notice many dogs there? 🤔
Nice choice, Valletta and the blue lagoon were wonderful! My top 10 things to do in Valletta is here if you’re interested: https://theatozoftravel.com/2020/05/02/valletta-my-top-10-things-to-do/ 🙂 Hmm I can’t say I do remember seeing many dogs there, I assume you mean strays?
Thanks for the link, I’ll read that. No I was referring to pets. My partner and I are currently dreaming of getting in a van with our pooch and driving across Europe!
I’ve been to all three! It’s unbelievable that there are so many places called the Blue Lagoon in the world. I think there’s one in the Caribbean, so there are more than three out there!
I know – you stumble upon them everywhere! Iceland definitely has to be the most unique though
just lovely. feel so satisfied to go through this.
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Planning to go to Iceland next year, and the Blue Lagoon there is on my list of things to do – thanks for sharing! 🙂
No worries 🙂 – feel free to check out my top 10 things to do in Iceland before your trip too! https://theatozoftravel.com/2020/05/04/iceland-my-top-10-things-to-do/
COVID-19 is putting a dent in my ability to keep my ever-growing bucket list … thanks for the new add ideas! 😀
err … keep my ever-growing bucket list IN CHECK! Hahaha
These are beautiful! 😍🌊🌊💙💙
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So beautiful!