The Elite Private Reykjanes Peninsula (optional: Blue Lagoon)

The Elite Private Reykjanes Peninsula (optional: Blue Lagoon)

What will you get on this tour?

✅ You get a private local guide to make your experience the best 💯

✅ Control your pace on the tour to get the most out of it. 💯

✅ You get to visit few of the most stunning sights in Iceland 💯

✅ Choose your pickup time for added flexibility and convenience. 💯

✅ You will be picked up and dropped off straight from your hotel, unless its not possible to go there on a minibus 💯

✅ You get the best service because everyone involved wants to make your experience the best possible 💯

✅ This tour is ran by a small family company 💯

Reykjanes peninsula is one of Icelands hidden gems.

This is really volcanic area with lava and black sand all around. The fishing industry is really big there and it has mainly been built on the fishing industry. That´s why we want to show you a little bit into the fishermans life while exploring the wild and volcanic nature there with a taste of the Viking whiskey named after one of the first Vikings to step on land here in Iceland.

We will pick you up at your preferred time from your hotel in Reykjavik, the airport, or any hotel in Reykjanes Peninsula. From there you will head to this adventurous journey where you will hear stories of elves, trolls and monsters in Iceland.

Exploring Reykjanes Peninsula: Lighthouses, History, Geothermal Wonders, and Stunning Cliffs

Your first stop is the northernmost village of Reykjanes peninsula. This is an old fishing village with two lighthouses. On that is not in use anymore and one that was built during the World War second. There is also a wooden boat on dry there with a little dock around it so you can step on board and explore the boat.

The second stop on our journey is a quaint and tiny village named Hafnir. This is the oldest village on Reykjanes peninsula and has a great history. There is the oldest church on Reykjanes, black church. Why are churches black? Houses ruins from the time of settlement and 130 year old anchor from a ship that ran aground there.

You leave the North American part of Iceland to go over to the European part and visit the bridge between these two continents. You do not need a passport for that. Iceland is located on two tectonic plates and it is the only place in the world where you can walk between these two continents.

Further down south are geothermal hot mud pools. The place got its name from a female ghost who used to live there. Sometimes you can hear her scream. You can see hot steam coming from the ground all around and boiling hot water coming straight from the earth.

Just a minute drive from there are the Reykjanes cliffs. This place is absolutely magical. Watching the waves break at black lava cliffs with birds playing and enjoying the fresh air from the North Atlantic. On good days you can see whales playing out there.

Discover Brimketill and Experience the Magic of the Blue Lagoon

The next stop takes us to a place called Brimketill.. This is a small pool inside the cliffs by the ocean. It is not allowed to swim in it but seeing the powerful waves break there and sometimes break all over you and get you wet is the highlight for many.

We safe the best for last. The Blue Lagoon is next. Bathing in this blue water in black lava fields with green moss on top is absolutely amazing. All these colours takes you to a different place in your mind.

This tour is available for 18 passengers max.

Note: You have to book in advance for the Blue Lagoon.

Highlights
– Garðskagi
– Blue Lagoon
– Bridge between two continents
– Hafnir
– Gunnuhver
– Brimketill
– Reykjanes cliffs