Duration: 5 hours (standard) / 8 hours (with Blue Lagoon)

Explore the raw volcanic beauty of Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula and end the day with the ultimate relaxation at the world-famous Blue Lagoon — if you choose.

Description:

Get off the beaten path and dive into Iceland’s most geologically active region.
Reykjanes is like a natural science museum — bubbling hot springs, smoking lava fields, tectonic fissures, and dramatic coastlines all in one compact peninsula.

This private tour takes you through surreal and rugged landscapes shaped by volcanic power.
And if you’re ready for a little luxury? You can end your adventure with a soak in the Blue Lagoon, one of the most iconic spas in the world.
Please note: entrance to the Blue Lagoon is not included in the tour price and must be booked separately.

Why choose this tour?

Perfect mix of nature and relaxation – Walk through lava fields, explore geothermal areas, then reward yourself with a warm, soothing dip.

Tailored experience – Choose whether you want a shorter day in nature or a longer day including spa time.

Private and flexible – Go at your own pace, with no pressure from tour groups.

Comfort and knowledge – Your personal driver-guide will take care of everything, while sharing stories and insights along the way.

Stops on this tour:

✓ Bridge Between Continents – Walk between the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates.
✓ Gunnuhver Geothermal Area – Feel the power of the earth in a bubbling, steaming geothermal field named after a legendary ghost.
✓ Reykjanesviti Lighthouse – The oldest lighthouse in Iceland, with dramatic ocean views and sea cliffs.
✓ Lake Kleifarvatn – A mysterious and tranquil lake surrounded by volcanic rock and silence.
✓ Krýsuvík Geothermal Area – Hissing fumaroles, colorful mud pools, and alien-like landscapes.

✓ Optional: Blue Lagoon (3 hours)

✓ Little Extra Touch – Depending on the time and mood, we love to include hidden gems to make your day extra special.

Pricing:

Standard Reykjanes Tour (approx. 5 hours):

1–3 passengers: 140.100 ISK
4–5 passengers: 147.500 ISK
6–8 passengers: 155.000 ISK

Reykjanes + Blue Lagoon (approx. 8 hours):

1–3 passengers: 158.500 ISK
4–5 passengers: 166.000 ISK
6–8 passengers: 173.500 ISK

Please note: All prices shown are final and include all applicable taxes and fees (VAT included)
Blue Lagoon tickets are not included and must be booked in advance.

Pick-up and Drop-off:

We offer hotel or bus stop pick-up in Reykjavík.
Standard departure time: 9:00 AM or flexible based on your request.

What is included:

✓ Private vehicle (car or minibus)
✓ Professional driver-guide
✓ Passenger insurance
✓ Free WiFi onboard
✓ Parking fees
✓ Pick-up and drop-off service

Exclusions:

✗ Food and drinks
✗ Tips or gratuities
✗ Blue Lagoon entrance (optional, not included)

For bookings or more information, feel free to contact us at info@coolholidaystravel.is

Reykjanes

Kleifarvatn Lake

A mystical, mirror-like lake tucked 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 legend says a giant worm-like creature lives in its depths...

Why it’s special:

Still, haunting beauty in a surreal setting
Rich in folklore and hidden charm
Often overlooked — a true hidden gem

Krýsuvík Geothermal Area

Color, heat, and bubbling chaos!
Krýsuvík is a geothermal field full of hissing steam vents, boiling mud pots, and mineral-rich hills painted in shades of yellow, red, and green.
It’s like walking through a living science experiment — and a photographer’s dream.

Why it’s special:

Vibrant, steaming landscape
Easy walkways around mud pots and fumaroles
A raw look into the power beneath Iceland

Gunnuhver Geothermal Area

Feel the heat of Iceland's untamed energy.
At Gunnuhver, you’ll witness massive steam vents, boiling mud pools, and sulfur-rich ground — all named after a ghost said to haunt the area.
The smell may be strong, but the views are unforgettable!

Why it’s special:

Steaming, colorful geothermal landscape
Dramatic story of “Gunna the ghost”

Iceland’s largest mud geyser

Reykjanesviti Lighthouse & Cliffs

The oldest lighthouse in Iceland stands tall on dramatic sea cliffs, guarding the wild Atlantic coast.
Here, waves crash into volcanic rock, seabirds soar overhead, and the wind carries the scent of ocean adventure.

Why it’s special:

Stunning panoramic ocean views
Iceland’s oldest operational lighthouse

Land of Fresh Lava

Welcome to Reykjanes, where you can experience Iceland’s youngest land!
Formed by recent volcanic activity, this region showcases fresh lava fields, steaming earth, and otherworldly landscapes. It’s like walking on brand-new Earth — raw, powerful, and still evolving.

Why it’s special:

• The youngest part of Iceland
• Fresh lava from recent eruptions
• Geological wonder and dramatic scenery

Blue Lagoon

Imagine this: after a day of walking through steaming fields and windswept cliffs, you step into a warm, milky-blue lagoon nestled in the heart of a lava field.
The water embraces you — naturally heated, rich in minerals, and surrounded by silence.
You float, breathe, and let the world disappear.

The Blue Lagoon is more than a spa — it’s a ritual.
Silica mud masks, underwater benches, natural steam, and calming waters offer the perfect end to your Icelandic adventure.
Whether you want to reconnect with yourself or share a romantic moment, this is a memory you’ll carry forever.

Why it’s special:

Naturally warm, mineral-rich waters
One of the world’s most famous geothermal spas

A luxurious and peaceful way to end the day