Reykjanes Peninsula Day Trip - Where Fire, Water & Continents Meet
Step into a world shaped by fire and water on this guided journey through the Reykjanes Peninsula, a land of steaming geothermal fields, volcanic landscapes, and rich cultural history. Recognized as a UNESCO Global Geopark, this region is home to some of the most fascinating geological wonders in the world—including the only place where the Mid-Atlantic Ridge rises above sea level.
As you explore, you’ll witness bubbling mud pools, dramatic cliffs, and rugged lava fields, all while learning about the forces that continue to shape this ever-changing landscape. Our expert guide will bring the area’s history and natural beauty to life, ensuring a truly immersive experience.
Tour Highlights:
- Kleifarvatn Lake: It is the largest lake of the peninsula, known for its depp, about 97m and volcanic surroundings.
- Seltún Geothermal Area: A surreal landscape of boiling hot springs, lot of clay, sulfur and other materials that give a colorful appearance.
- Bridge of Continents: Walk between the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates, a rare opportunity to stand between two continents.
- Gunnuhver: Iceland’s largest and most powerful mud pool, named after a ghostly legend.
Optional Activities
- Blue Lagoon - Enhance your adventure with a relaxing soak in Iceland’s world-famous geothermal lagoon (additional fee applies).
Tour Details
- Morning Departure: Pick-up at 8:30 AM from your hotel in Reykjavík or within 30 km of the capital.
- Lunch: There will be a stop around noon where you can purchase lunch.
- Guide: Local and English-speaking guide.
- Distance: 200 km
- Duration: 8 hours
- Optional Activities: Blue Lagoon Spa
Note: Ideal for combining with airport transfers.
Experience Iceland’s geological wonders on this unforgettable adventure