Duration: 5 hours (standard) / 8 hours (with Blue Lagoon)
Explore Iceland’s wild volcanic frontier — and end your day in pure relaxation at the world-famous Blue Lagoon (optional).
Description
Step into the heart of Iceland’s raw geothermal power on a private journey across the Reykjanes Peninsula, one of the country’s most active volcanic regions.
This otherworldly landscape is a living showcase of nature’s forces — steaming geothermal fields, dramatic lava formations, vast fissures splitting the earth, and rugged coastlines shaped by the Atlantic Ocean.
Walk between continents, witness bubbling mud pools, explore eerie lava fields, and feel the energy of a land still in the making.
And if you're dreaming of a perfect finish to the day? Choose the extended version and unwind in the
Blue Lagoon, one of Iceland’s most iconic geothermal spas.
(Please note: Blue Lagoon tickets are not included and must be booked in advance.)
This tour is private, flexible, and designed fully around you — enjoy Iceland your way, at your pace.
Why choose this private tour?
Nature + Relaxation
Hike through volcanic terrain, visit steaming hot springs, and reward yourself with a soothing lagoon soak.
Tailored Experience
Choose a 5-hour adventure focused on nature, or extend your day with a luxurious Blue Lagoon finale.
Private and Flexible
No rushing, no group schedules — just your own pace and a guide fully dedicated to your experience.
Expert Guidance
Your professional driver-guide shares stories, geology, legends, and local insights throughout the journey.
Stops on this tour
✓ Bridge Between Continents
Walk across a symbolic bridge connecting the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates.
✓ Gunnuhver Geothermal Area
Experience roaring steam vents and boiling mud pools named after Iceland’s famous ghost, Gunna.
✓ Reykjanesviti Lighthouse
The oldest lighthouse in Iceland — with breathtaking ocean cliffs and crashing waves below.
✓ Lake Kleifarvatn
A mysterious, silent volcanic lake surrounded by dark lava fields and dramatic mountain slopes.
✓ Krýsuvík Geothermal Area
An alien-like world of colorful mineral pools, sulfur vents, and steaming earth.
✓ Optional: Blue Lagoon (3 hours)
End your day floating in warm, milky-blue geothermal waters — the perfect Icelandic luxury.
✓ Little Extra Touch
If time allows, we love adding hidden viewpoints and local gems to make your experience even more special.
Pricing
Reykjanes Standard Tour (≈ 5 hours)
• 1–3 passengers: 111.900 ISK
• 4–6 passengers: 120.700 ISK
Reykjanes + Blue Lagoon (≈ 8 hours)
• 1–3 passengers: 131.900 ISK
• 4–6 passengers: 140.700 ISK
All prices include VAT and all applicable fees.
Blue Lagoon tickets are not included and must be booked separately.
Pick-up & Drop-off
• Pick-up from your hotel or designated bus stop in Reykjavík
• Standard departure at 9:00 AM, with flexible scheduling available on request
What’s included
✓ Private vehicle (car or minibus)
✓ Professional driver-guide
✓ Passenger insurance
✓ Free Wi-Fi onboard
✓ Parking fees
✓ Pick-up and drop-off service
Exclusions
✗ Food and drinks
✗ Tips or gratuities
✗ Blue Lagoon entrance tickets
For bookings or more information, feel free to contact us at info@coolholidaystravel.is
Reykjanes
Kleifarvatn Lake
A mystical, mirror-still lake hidden between black lava hills.
Kleifarvatn is one of Iceland’s deepest lakes and feels peaceful, remote, and slightly otherworldly.
On calm days, the water reflects the sky like glass — and local legend even speaks of a giant creature living in the depths.
Why it’s special:
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Still, haunting beauty in a surreal volcanic setting
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Rich folklore and mysterious charm
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Often overlooked — a true hidden gem on the Reykjanes Peninsula
Krýsuvík Geothermal Area
A mystical, mirror-still lake hidden between black lava hills.
Kleifarvatn is one of Iceland’s deepest lakes and feels peaceful, remote, and slightly otherworldly.
On calm days, the water reflects the sky like glass — and local legend even speaks of a giant creature living in the depths.
Why it’s special:
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Still, haunting beauty in a surreal volcanic setting
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Rich folklore and mysterious charm
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Often overlooked — a true hidden gem on the Reykjanes Peninsula
Gunnuhver Geothermal Area
Feel the raw heat of Iceland’s volcanic energy.
At Gunnuhver, massive steam vents, boiling mud pools, and sulfur-rich earth create a powerful geothermal scene — all named after a legendary ghost said to haunt the area.
The smell may be strong, but the fiery colors and steaming landscape are unforgettable.
Why it’s special:
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Dramatic, colorful geothermal terrain
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Fascinating folklore of Gunna the ghost
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Home to Iceland’s largest mud geyser
Reykjanesviti Lighthouse & Cliffs
Iceland’s oldest lighthouse stands proudly on dramatic sea cliffs, overlooking the untamed Atlantic Ocean.
Here, powerful waves crash against volcanic rock, seabirds circle overhead, and the ocean wind carries the true spirit of adventure.
It’s one of the best places on Reykjanes for wide-open panoramic views.
Why it’s special:
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Breathtaking panoramic views of the Atlantic
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The oldest operational lighthouse in Iceland
Land of Fresh Lava
Walk across Iceland’s youngest land, shaped by recent volcanic eruptions.
Reykjanes is a region of fresh lava fields, steaming earth, and dramatic coastlines — a raw landscape where new Earth is still forming. The rugged terrain, sulfur scent, and shifting colors make it feel like stepping into a living geology lesson.
Why it’s special:
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Iceland’s youngest volcanic landscape
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Fresh lava from recent eruptions
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Unique mix of geology, energy, and dramatic scenery
Blue Lagoon
After exploring volcanic cliffs and steaming fields, step into the warm, mineral-rich waters of the
Blue Lagoon.
Naturally heated and surrounded by black lava, the lagoon offers deep relaxation — silica mud masks, gentle steam, and the calm that makes the world disappear. It’s the perfect way to end a day of Icelandic adventure.
Why it’s special:
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Naturally warm, mineral-rich geothermal water
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One of the world’s most iconic geothermal spas
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Peaceful, luxurious finish to any Iceland journey