• Reykjanes - Begin the adventure with a picturesque drive across the Reykjanes Peninsula, a UNESCO Global Geopark celebrated for its vibrant geothermal activity, expansive lava fields, and volcanic craters. This otherworldly landscape, often likened to Mars, provides a captivating introduction to Iceland’s untamed natural beauty.

This segment of the tour is available for guests opting for pickup from Reykjavík. Those choosing the self-drive option will meet at the Fagradalsfjall trailhead.

• Grindavik - Travel through the evacuated eruption zone near Grindavík, where recent volcanic events have altered the terrain and affected daily life. This compelling part of the tour offers an up-close view of the immediate effects of Iceland’s ongoing eruptions, showcasing both nature’s power and the resilience of local communities.
• Fagradalsfjall Volcano Eruptions: 2023, 2022, 2021 - Discover Fagradalsfjall, Iceland’s most active and discussed volcano, where continuous eruptions from 2021 to 2025 have reshaped the landscape into a stunning scene of fresh lava flows, steaming earth, and new craters. This 5-mile (8 km) round-trip hike includes approximately 984 feet (300 m) of elevation gain and provides a unique opportunity to traverse terrain formed just days or months ago. Located merely an hour from Reykjavík, it’s one of the rare places globally where you can safely observe the immediate aftermath of recent volcanic activity up close.
• Seltún Geothermal Area - Enjoy a brief walk through the colorful and steamy Seltún Geothermal Area, where boiling mud pools, fumaroles, and vibrant mineral deposits display Iceland’s formidable geothermal energy. The bubbling landscape offers a striking contrast to the nearby rugged lava fields and is a memorable spot for photos.

This visit is included for guests opting for Reykjavík pickup. Self-drive participants will join the group at the Fagradalsfjall trailhead.

• Kleifarvatn Lake - Stop at Kleifarvatn, one of Iceland’s deepest and most enigmatic lakes, surrounded by volcanic hills and black sand shores. This scenic viewpoint is perfect for quick photos and a moment to appreciate the dramatic beauty of the Reykjanes Peninsula.

This stop is included for guests choosing Reykjavík pickup. Self-driving participants will meet the group at the Fagradalsfjall volcano trailhead.

• Hiking Poles
• Crampons and Headlamps if needed (Winter)
• Pickup from meeting point (if option is selected)
• Certified Local Guide

• Lunch
• Parking fee for self-drivers (Pay on site)
• Gratuities (Optional)

This is not just a bus tour or a quick photo opportunity. It is an authentic hike to Iceland’s most active eruption zone: Fagradalsfjall, where fresh lava last flowed in July 2025.

This adventure takes participants into one of Iceland’s newest volcanic areas, guided by local experts who have been monitoring the eruptions on the Reykjanes Peninsula since the first lava emerged in 2021.

Hike across expansive lava fields, witness steaming ground and crater formations, and discover how repeated eruptions have reshaped this part of southwest Iceland. The tour also includes visits beyond the volcano itself, offering a deeper insight into the area and its recent history.

During the journey, there is a stop in the evacuated fishing town of Grindavík to explore the surrounding sites.

✔️ Local guides with firsthand knowledge of the eruption area
✔️ Stops that showcase the broader volcanic landscape of Reykjanes
✔️ Small-group setting for an optimal experience
✔️ Relaxed pace allowing for exploration, questions, and enjoyment of the surroundings

• Age Requirement: Minimum age is 7 years for group tours. Younger children are not allowed.
• Self-Drive Option: Only for travelers with their own rental car for the full tour. No seats in guide’s vehicle if you arrive by taxi, transfer, or shuttle. Without a car, book the pickup option.
• Meeting Point: Self-drive tours meet in Grindavík at 10:45 am (exact location sent after booking). Parking fees not included.
• Post-Hike: Self-drivers may follow the guide to Seltún and Kleifarvatn in their own car or leave independently.
• Fitness Level: Moderate hike on uneven ground. Private tours recommended for slower pace or extra breaks.
• What to Bring: Layered waterproof clothing, sturdy hiking shoes, water, snacks, gloves, phone/camera. Walking poles and crampons provided if needed.
• Lava Visibility: Glowing lava only visible during active eruptions—never guaranteed. Tour adapts to any new accessible areas.
• Extra Stops: Seltún and Kleifarvatn only included for tours returning to Reykjavík. Weather permitted.
• Weather Impact: Hiking time and route may change due to weather for safety and comfort.
• Safety Rules: Tour follows official volcanic activity guidance. If access is closed, the route changes to safe alternative volcanic sites.
• Winter Driving: Roads can be icy, snowy, or windy—allow extra travel time when driving to the meeting point.
• By booking this tour, you confirm that you have read and understood the full tour description. While the volcano area is publicly accessible, joining a guided tour is a personal choice made for added safety, local knowledge, and deeper context. In the case of an active eruption, the itinerary may be adjusted to prioritize access to the current eruption site and main viewing areas. Although we may follow the same trail used by others, this remains a fully guided experience.
• Not suitable for children under 7 years old (Please contact us before booking)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.