10 Essential Tips for Visiting the Blue Lagoon: The 7th Will Help You Avoid 90% of Tourists

5. Photography and Social Media Tips

Getting the ideal Blue Lagoon pictures calls both rigors preparation and thought. Though it might provide difficulties for photographers, the vapour rising from the lake lends a mysterious quality. Early morning or late afternoon visits provide the finest natural lighting circumstances; less strong shadows and improved colour saturation help to explain this. Invest in a premium waterproof cover for your camera or phone, and think about packing a floating wrist strap for extra protection.

Though be careful of other guests' privacy when photographing, the white silica mud against the turquoise ocean produces amazing contrast. While certain lagoon sections have stronger backgrounds than others, the borders close to the lava rock formations create especially stunning landscapes. Invest in a waterproof action camera to have original underwater views.