From Reykjavik: Private Reykjanes Peninsula & Blue Lagoon

Venture beyond Reykjavik’s city limits and discover the captivating landscapes of the Reykjanes Peninsula. This private guided tour unveils Iceland’s volcanic origins, from the otherworldly Kleifarvatn geothermal area to the vibrant Seltun hot springs. Enjoy the region’s natural wonders, explore the charming fishing town of Grindavik, and savor the breathtaking vistas from the Reykjanes Bridge. For the ultimate relaxation, opt to visit the renowned Blue Lagoon Spa, where you can soak in the mineral-rich, naturally heated waters. Get ready to be enchanted by the peninsula’s diverse and mesmerizing features.

Key Points

A private guided day tour from Reykjavik exploring the stunning natural wonders of the Reykjanes Peninsula, including geothermal areas and the charming fishing town of Grindavik.
Visit the mesmerizing Seltun hot springs with vibrant colors and steaming vents, showcasing Iceland’s powerful volcanic origins.
Opportunity to witness the Reykjanes Bridge spanning the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, a captivating testament to the region’s unique geology.
Option to visit the renowned Blue Lagoon Spa and enjoy its naturally heated geothermal waters and rejuvenating mud masks.
A customizable tour experience tailored to individual interests, with convenient pickup from Reykjavik city or the airport.

Tour Overview

This private guided day tour of Reykjanes Peninsula from Reykjavik offers an exhilarating 7-hour adventure, with convenient pickup from your location in the city or the airport (up to 50km distance).

You’ll explore the stunning geothermal area of Kleifarvatn and the mesmerizing Seltun hot springs.

The tour also takes you to the charming fishing town of Grindavik, where you’ll marvel at the Reykjanes Bridge connecting continents and the dramatic sea cliffs.

Depending on your preferences, you can even visit the renowned Blue Lagoon Spa.

This customizable experience allows you to tailor the day to your interests, ensuring an unforgettable journey through the captivating Reykjanes Peninsula.

Reykjanes Peninsula Highlights

Rugged volcanic landscapes, geothermal wonders, and dramatic seascapes define the Reykjanes Peninsula, a captivating natural gem just a stone’s throw from Reykjavik.

Visitors can explore the otherworldly Kleifarvatn geothermal area, where steam vents and bubbling mud pools showcase the region’s volcanic activity. Nearby, the Seltun hot springs enchant with their vibrant hues and soothing waters, inviting guests to enjoy the peninsula’s geothermal splendor.

The fishing town of Grindavik offers a glimpse into the area’s maritime heritage, while the Reykjanes Bridge spanning the Mid-Atlantic Ridge is a testament to the dynamic geology.

This diverse and captivating region promises an unforgettable adventure for nature enthusiasts.

Kleifarvatn Geothermal Area

Nestled within the rugged landscapes of the Reykjanes Peninsula, the Kleifarvatn geothermal area captivates visitors with its otherworldly displays of volcanic activity. Steaming vents and bubbling mud pools dot the surreal terrain, offering a mesmerizing glimpse into the dynamic forces that have shaped this remarkable region.

Visitors can explore:

Sizzling fumaroles, where superheated steam escapes the earth’s crust
Colorful mineral deposits, painted in vibrant hues by the geothermal activity
A serene lake, Kleifarvatn, whose waters are warmed by the underlying geothermal system
Seltun, a stunning hot spring area with an array of bubbling mud pots and steaming vents

This unique geothermal wonderland provides a captivating window into Iceland’s powerful volcanic origins.

Seltun Hot Springs

The Seltun hot springs, located within the Kleifarvatn geothermal area, captivate visitors with their vibrant display of bubbling mud pots and steaming vents.

Scattered across the otherworldly landscape, these thriving geothermal features offer a mesmerizing glimpse into the dynamic forces that have shaped the Reykjanes Peninsula.

Visitors can wander along the boardwalk trails, marveling at the vivid hues of the mineral-rich pools and the plumes of steam rising from the earth.

The Seltun hot springs are a testament to Iceland’s volcanic origins, showcasing the power and beauty of the island’s geothermal activity.

Exploring this unique natural wonder is a highlight of the Reykjanes Peninsula tour, leaving a lasting impression on all who witness its primal splendor.

Fishing Town of Grindavik

Grindavik, a thriving fishing town on the Reykjanes Peninsula, beckons visitors with its picturesque harbor, bustling seafood industry, and rich maritime heritage. As you stroll along the quaint streets, you’ll be captivated by the town’s vibrant energy and the friendly locals who take great pride in their community.

Witnessing the lively fish market, where local fishermen unload their daily catch and the air is filled with the aroma of fresh seafood.

Visiting the Duus House Museum, which offers a fascinating glimpse into the town’s history and the lives of its seafaring inhabitants.

Exploring the charming harbor, dotted with colorful fishing boats and bustling with the activity of the thriving fishing industry.

Indulging in the town’s renowned seafood restaurants, where you can savor the delectable flavors of the region’s bountiful waters.

Reykjanes Bridge and Sea Cliffs

Spanning the divide between two continents, the Reykjanes Bridge offers a captivating glimpse into the geological wonders of the Reykjanes Peninsula. This iconic structure connects the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, allowing visitors to quite literally stand between the Old World and the New.

Along the bridge, you’ll be treated to stunning views of the rugged sea cliffs that line the coast, carved by the relentless waves of the Atlantic Ocean. Spend time exploring the dramatic landscapes, where you can witness the power of nature as she sculpts the land with her ceaseless energy.

This is a true highlight of any visit to the Reykjanes Peninsula, a testament to the raw beauty of Iceland’s volcanic geology.

Blue Lagoon Spa Option

For those seeking a soothing respite from the rugged landscapes, the option to visit the renowned Blue Lagoon Spa offers a chance to indulge in the naturally heated geothermal waters that have made this destination a global icon.

Just a short drive from the peninsula, the Blue Lagoon provides an opportunity to relax, rejuvenate, and soak in the mineral-rich waters surrounded by a dramatic volcanic backdrop.

The spa experience includes:

Complimentary access to the Lagoon’s iconic milky-blue waters
Silica mud masks to exfoliate and nourish the skin
In-water massage treatments for ultimate relaxation
Access to the sauna, steam room, and other wellness facilities

Tour Inclusions and Exclusions

The guided tour includes access to the region’s captivating geothermal areas, where visitors can witness the dramatic interplay of volcanic forces and the Earth’s natural heat. However, admission to the renowned Blue Lagoon Spa is not covered in the tour package, and must be booked separately by guests wishing to indulge in the lagoon’s renowned mineral-rich waters.

Inclusions	Exclusions
Guide service	Blue Lagoon Spa tickets
Stops at hot springs & geothermal areas	Food and drinks

This customizable experience allows travelers to fully enjoy the geological wonders of the Reykjanes Peninsula, while providing the flexibility to add on optional experiences like the Blue Lagoon at their own discretion.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Customize the Tour Itinerary?

Yes, the tour experience is customizable. Clients can work with the guide to tailor the itinerary and focus on the sights and activities that most interest them during this private guided excursion across the Reykjanes Peninsula.

How Many People Can Be Accommodated in the Tour?

The private guided day tour can accommodate up to 8 people, allowing for a customized and intimate experience exploring the stunning Reykjanes Peninsula. Guests can enjoy the flexibility to personalize their itinerary and discover the region’s diverse natural wonders.

Is the Tour Available in Multiple Languages?

The tour is available in multiple languages, allowing visitors from around the world to enjoy this customizable experience. Knowledgeable guides provide insightful commentary, ensuring guests fully enjoy the stunning Reykjanes Peninsula.

What Is the Cancellation Policy for the Tour?

The tour has a flexible cancellation policy, allowing free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. This provides travelers with peace of mind and the flexibility to adjust their plans if needed.

Is There an Option to Extend the Tour Duration?

Yes, customers can extend the tour duration for an additional fee. The tour is highly customizable, allowing travelers to tailor the experience to their interests and needs. Extending the tour provides more time to explore the breathtaking Reykjanes Peninsula.