Why waste your arrival day recovering when you can be exploring Iceland’s otherworldly landscapes, soaking in the Blue Lagoon, and discovering Reykjavík?
This private arrival-day tour includes pickup from Keflavík Airport, a scenic drive through the Reykjanes Peninsula, entry to the Blue Lagoon (2 hours, ticket included), and a mini city tour of Reykjavík — all with a personal driver and flexible route.
You choose the order: start with the city and end with nature and relaxation, or flip it around. It’s also a great option for long layovers — with drop-off available at your hotel, the airport, or even the cruise port.
This is the smoothest, most scenic way to say: “Hello, Iceland.”
– Blue Lagoon entry included
– Drop-off in Reykjavík, Keflavík, KEF Airport or cruise port
– Tour duration: ~6–7 hrs
– For flights landing before noon (winter: early arrivals only)
Air-conditioned vehicle
Private transportation
Fuel surcharge
Parking Fees
Blue Lagoon
WiFi on board
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Not stroller accessible
- Infants must not sit on laps
- A 100% charge applies if canceled within 1 days of the start time.
- Free cancellation up to 1000 days before the start time.
- Bridge Between Continents
Walk on a footbridge that symbolizes the divide between the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates, providing a rare chance to literally walk between continents.
- Reykjanes Lighthouse
The oldest lighthouse in Iceland, dating back to 1878, perched on the rugged coastline.
- Valahnukamol
Dramatic cliffs and rocky shorelines where you can feel the power of the Atlantic Ocean.
- Gunnuhver
A dynamic geothermal field, named after a ghost from Icelandic folklore, where you can see steam vents, bubbling mud pools, and experience the intense geothermal activity of the region.
- Brimketill
Witness the beauty and force of the ocean as it surges through this naturally-formed lava pool.
- Sun Voyager
A stainless-steel sculpture shaped like a Viking ship, symbolizing dreams of exploration and offering stunning views over the bay.
- Harpa
A striking glass building on the waterfront, home to concerts, conferences, and Reykjavik’s most photogenic windows.
- Austurvollur Square
A small green square surrounded by cafés and history, with Iceland’s parliament quietly standing watch.
- Skolavordustigur
A colorful street lined with shops and galleries, leading straight up to Hallgrímskirkja — perfect for a scenic stroll.
- Hallgrimskirkja
Reykjavik’s landmark church, inspired by basalt columns, with panoramic city views from the top of its tower.
- Blue Lagoon
A rejuvenating geothermal spa surrounded by lava fields, the Blue Lagoon is the perfect stop to relax, soak, and experience Iceland’s unique natural luxury.