Blue Lagoon

The island of Comino (formerly known as "Ephaestiais"), which is barely 3.5 square kilometers in size, is home to this wonderful natural Maltese jewel. It is the smallest and least inhabited of the three islands that make up the Maltese archipelago. Comino is only home to three people and has only one hotel, the Comino Hotel. The only way to explore Comino is on foot or by 444, although just a few vehicles are permitted on the island. The landscape is rocky and dusty, although it is mostly level. The Blue Lagoon in Malta might be one of the most underrated natural attractions in Europe.

Because the pool is in a volcanic zone, the water is heated. It has a depth of 200 meters. Icelanders drilled into volcanic rocks to collect incredibly hot water to power their towns, one of which being Reykjavik. The water in this lagoon is 40 degrees as it exits the power plant. The water is rich in blue algae, which gives it its beautiful color and, of course, its name.

The various wildflowers and herbs that adorn the land emit delightful smells that mix with the sea wind, giving you the impression that you are in nature's paradise. Aside from the Blue Lagoon, there are a few additional attractions on Comino, such as Maltese historic sites and secret coves. The three options for getting to Malta's Blue Lagoon are to take a boat ferry, a full day boat day trip/tour, or charter your own boat. The voyage along the Mediterranean is very breathtaking, passing by coastal cliffs and caves.

Location: Iceland