• Kleifarvatn Lake - After picking up guests from their accommodation, a 35-minute drive will lead to the first stop, Kleifarvatn, the largest lake on the peninsula. The southern part is warmed by hot springs, while the rest remains quite cold. Its volcanic landscape and vibrant blue waters make it an ideal spot for photography.
• Krysuvik - A short 10-minute drive brings visitors to the second stop, the geothermal springs of Krýsuvík, situated on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. The vividly colored hills provide a stunning backdrop to the volcanic vents and bubbling hot springs.
• Grindavik - Following the visit to Krýsuvík, a 25-minute drive takes guests to the next destination, the fishing town of Grindavík. This quaint town is nestled in a small inlet at the southwestern tip of the peninsula.
• Brimketill - After a 15-minute drive, the tour arrives at Brimketill lava rock pool. According to folklore, this small pool at the land’s edge is inhabited by a giantess named Oddný. The viewing platform above offers a chance to experience waves crashing against the rocks.
• Gunnuhver Hot Springs - Nearby is the next stop, Gunnuhver hot spring. Its boiling water and mud pools were historically believed to be powered by a ghost trapped underground by a priest.
• Reykjanes Lighthouse - A 30-minute drive leads to the next stop, Reykjanes lighthouse, Iceland’s first lighthouse, originally built in 1878, destroyed by an earthquake eight years later, and completely rebuilt in 1929.
• Bridge Between Continents - Not far away is the next destination, the renowned bridge connecting Europe and America. Here, the European and North American tectonic plates converge, forming the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.
• Blue Lagoon - The tour concludes with a visit to the iconic Blue Lagoon, offering an unforgettable viewing experience.

• Private transportation
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Admission fees

We kick off our journey across the Reykjanes peninsula either from Reykjavík city or Keflavik airport. Our initial destination is Kleifarvatn, the largest lake on the peninsula. Following this, we move to Krýsuvík’s geothermal springs, situated in the heart of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. We then head to the fishing municipality of Grindavík. Our subsequent attraction is Brimketill, a tiny lava rock pool perched on the land’s brink. Gunnuhver hot spring is next on the itinerary, known for its bubbling water and mud pools. In close proximity stands the Reykjanes lighthouse, which claimed the title of Iceland’s inaugural lighthouse but was devastated by an earthquake just eight years post its construction in 1878. Nearby, you will witness the unique cliffs and rocks of Valahnúkar and Valahnúkamöl, a testimony to the peninsula’s oldest lava. Moving ahead, we explore the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, the meeting point of the European and North American tectonic plates. Sandvík, a picturesque beach, famed for its predominantly black sands, is our next halt. Wrapping up our exciting journey is the renowned Blue Lagoon.

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