• Bridge Between Continents - A bridge connecting Europe and North America located on the Reykjanes Peninsula.
• Stampar - Two volcanic fissures extend from the sea onto land on the western side of Reykjanes, forming a series of craters known as Stampar.
• Valahnúkur - Composed of tuff layers, pillow lava, and breccia, Valahnúkur was formed in a single eruption, showcasing the various phases of the eruption. Tuff forms during explosive eruptions, while pillow lava forms when lava erupts underwater.
• Gunnuhver Hot Springs - Mud pools form where steam from boiling geothermal reservoir water rises, condenses, and mixes with surface water. Gases like carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide make the water acidic, altering fresh lava rock into clay.
• Brimketill - A small, naturally carved pool created by marine erosion at the lava shore edge, located west of the town of Grindavík.
• Blue Lagoon - A stop for photography.
• Café Bryggjan - Lunch will be enjoyed here.
• Krysuvik - An opportunity to view and photograph the stunning Krýsvík Hot Spring.
• Kleifarvatn Lake - A photo stop at the magnificent Kleifarvatn Lake.

• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water

• Lunch

This excursion stands out as it provides an extraordinary chance to traverse the continental rift between the tectonic plates of North-America and Eurasia. Guests can observe boiling mud pools in Gunnuhver, reflecting an awe-inspiring geological occurrence. Feel the might of the sea while exploring awe-striking cliffs. With a pitstop in Grindavík town to sample the local food, the route navigates through Iceland’s picturesque southern coastline. The geothemal region of Seltún or Krýsuvík holds enrapturing sights, and journeying past the gorgeous lake Kleifarvatn brings the trip to a close. The blend of geological marvels, nature’s aesthetics, and traditional customs make this journey favoured by guides and adventurers equally.

• Tour Duration is travel time included

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