Reykjanes Peninsula

Reykjanes Peninsula Tour

The Reykjanes Peninsula is one of Iceland’s most geologically active regions, shaped by recent volcanic eruptions, powerful geothermal activity, and vast lava fields. This is a landscape in constant change, where you can clearly see how Iceland is still being formed.

We explore dramatic lava fields, hot springs, and sulphur vents near the striking lake Kleifarvatn, where steam rises from the ground and the earth feels alive beneath your feet.

A unique stop on the route is the “Leif the Lucky” Bridge, spanning the Álftagjá rift valley. Here you can walk between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates in just a few steps.

The tour also takes us along the rugged coastline near Reykjanestá, where the lighthouse stands against powerful Atlantic waves — a raw and unforgettable view of Iceland’s volcanic shore.

We visit Grindavík, a fishing town that was evacuated due to seismic activity and volcanic eruptions. Driving through this temporarily abandoned town offers a rare and thought-provoking insight into how natural forces can impact everyday life in Iceland.

This tour offers a truly otherworldly landscape, fresh Atlantic air, geothermal steam, and constant reminders of nature’s power and unpredictability.

This tour is available with or without a visit to the Blue Lagoon.

*Prices are per vehicle – not per person.
*For additional Isk 18,000  you can add a Blue Lagoon 2 hour visit to the tour since it is located in the heart of Reykjanes peninsula.
*Price does not include admission charge in the Blue Lagoon.

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