Reykjanes Peninsula and Hvammsvík

Reykjanes is a true geological paradise, with incredible geothermal energy, seismic activity, and tectonic movements. This tour is perfect for those who want to witness the great diversity of Icelandic nature. Reykjanes Peninsula is located along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge where the Eurasian and the North American tectonic plates are constantly drifting apart about 2 cm (1 inch) per year. That is the reason why the peninsula is highly volcanically active and small earthquakes are not rare. During the Middle Age, several eruptions occurred in Reykjanes Peninsula ; Since 2020 there has been 6 volcanic eruptions so you can never write off seeing some hot lava. At the end of the tour we will visit Hvammsvík Hot springs to relax and close the day in the best way possible before heading back.

Pick- up and drop- off in Reykjavík or Keflavík Airport
English speaking driver & guide

Not wheelchair accessible
Not stroller accessible
Not suitable for pets
Infants must not sit on laps
There is allotted time to relax and grab lunch at one of our destinations in this tour
We offer pick-up and drop-off locations in and around central Reykjavík outside most hotels or well known landmarks. For your convenience we offer pickup right from the Keflavík airport as well for a swift start to your journey in Iceland.

Hvammsvík
Hvammsvík is a serene geothermal bathing destination nestled along the rugged coastlines of Hvalfjörður, where natural hot springs meet the cold atlantic ocean. Surrounded by mountains and untouched Icelandic nature, it offers a peaceful and authentic spa experience year- round. The minimalist design blends seamlessly into the landscape, inviting visitors to slow down and reconnect with nature. Its an ideal escape for relaxation, reflection and quiet immersion in Iceland's raw beauty.
Kleifarvatn Lake is actually the biggest lake on the Reykjanes peninsula, well known for its bright blue apperance and popularity for travellers wanting to camp or enjoy a calm walk around the area.
This area in the Reykjanes peninsula is a fascinating and spectacular experience for all nature lovers. With hot and constant geothermal heat and energy, you can witness the hot bubbling water around the openings as well as the mud baths further away. This is the perfect place as well to relax and enjoy a natural hot spring.
A short distance from Krýsuvík Geothermal Area is the Gunnuhver Hot springs where you can truly relax and enjoy a natural hot spring. Gunnuhver is also the largest mud pool in Iceland!
Dating originally back to 1878, the Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in all of Iceland. Standing impressively on the edge of a cliff, this is a famous spot for bird watchers and avid sea bird life lovers.
This unique stop will show the actual connection between the Eurasian and North american tectonic plates. The bridge there allows you to take a step on each of these continents, which essentially is the quickest way to travel between europe and North america 😉