Set amid black rock lava fields in the southwest corner of Iceland is the Blue Lagoon, a top attraction for visitors to the Land of Fire and Ice. The area where the lagoon is located is at the convergence of the North American and Eurasian plates, which is a geothermal hotbed of activity. Named a wonder of the world by National Geographic in 2012, the Blue Lagoon is a place of mystical, otherworldly beauty. Location aside, this unique spot is known for its water – a phenomenal natural resource found nowhere else on earth. 

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