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第五天 蓝湖和离境

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01/12/2021 15:12

最后一天要离开冰岛了,有点依依不舍。这天的行程主要看您的航班,如果航班在下午的话,可以先去蓝湖(bluelagoon)泡温泉,之后从蓝湖直接去机场。蓝湖位于市区和机场之间,离机场大概20分钟的车程。蓝湖温泉,之所以叫蓝湖是因为整个温泉都是呈现蓝色,非常独特。

蓝湖温泉富含二氧化硅等各种矿物质还有蓝绿海藻,对皮肤特别好。如果您有行李,可以在蓝湖的行李寄存中心寄存,花费大概5欧左右。蓝湖的设计风格也很独特,在一片熔岩石苔原中间。蓝湖的票需要提前在网上预定好,尤其是夏季旺季的时候,蓝湖很火爆,每一个来冰岛的人都要去蓝湖泡温泉。所以当天临时去买票几乎不可能。蓝湖有免费的白色硅泥面膜提供,在温泉池边上,挖一勺涂在脸上,天然特色面膜。泡好澡以后,可以搭乘去机场的大巴,前往机场。请注意班次。

以上是非常经典的路线。如果您在冰岛还有多余的天数,也可以考虑去斯奈山半岛一日游。可以发邮件给我们的酒店,centerhotels: reservations@centerhotels.com 也提供预定团的服务哦。

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