Blue Lagoon and more hot springs in Iceland
Visitors sit in the geothermal waters at the Blue Lagoon close to the Icelandic capital of Reykjavik.
(Matt Cardy / Getty Images)The Secret Lagoon in Iceland. (Jenn Harris / Los Angeles Times)
The Secret Lagoon in Iceland.
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The Secret Lagoon in Iceland.
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Tourists sit in the Blue Lagoon outside Reykjavik. The Blue Lagoon’s blue and green waters come from natural hot water springs flowing through a lava field. (Olivier Morin / AFP/Getty Images)
Tourists stand in the Blue Lagoon outside Reykjavik. The Blue Lagoon’s blue and green waters come from natural hot water springs flowing through a lava field.
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The Blue Lagoon’s blue and green waters in Iceland may have therapeutic properties.
(Olivier Morin / AFP/Getty Images)The Hvalfjardarlaug geothermal pool in Iceland. (Jenn Harris / Los Angeles Times)
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The Hvalfjardarlaug geothermal pool in Iceland.
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Friðheimar farm and restaurant in Iceland.
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Friðheimar farm and restaurant in Iceland.
(Jenn Harris / Los Angeles Times)The Laugarvatn Fontana thermal baths in Iceland. (Jenn Harris / Los Angeles Times)
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A lemon tart from Sandholt Bakery in Reykjavik, Iceland.
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