This carbon-neutral tour combines the dramatic stories of resilience and natural forces with soothing geothermal indulgence.

Your adventure begins with a pickup in Reykjavík, followed by a scenic drive through the Reykjanes Geopark, a UNESCO-recognized wonderland of geological marvels. Our first stop is the Seltún Geothermal Area, where bubbling mud pools and steaming vents showcase the dynamic geothermal activity beneath your feet.

Next, we head to Fagradalsfjall Volcano, the youngest volcano in Iceland, where we’ll explore the dramatic lava fields left behind by its recent eruptions. While there’s no longer any flowing lava, the hardened landscape still tells an incredible story of nature’s raw power. The hike to the viewing point takes about 45 minutes one way, crossing terrain that looks almost extraterrestrial. Once there, our expert guide will provide fascinating insights into the geology of the area and stories from the time of the eruptions. After enjoying the views and taking photos, we’ll hike the same way back—another 45 minutes. The 5.5 km (3.4-mile) moderately difficult hike takes about 2 hours with photo stops, making it ideal for those in good physical condition.

Afterwards, we’ll visit Grindavík, an evacuated village forever changed by nature’s relentless power. Learn how the town’s residents built barriers to hold back lava flows and explore the tectonic rifts that scar the landscape.

The perfect finale of your journey awaits at the Blue Lagoon. Following the hike and exploration, we’ll drop you off at this iconic geothermal spa, where you can soak in mineral-rich waters surrounded by rugged lava fields. As you relax, let the warm, milky-blue waters melt away any fatigue, leaving you refreshed and rejuvenated.

When you’re ready, a return transfer will take you back to Reykjavík, completing your unforgettable adventure filled with volcanic marvels, resilient communities, and ultimate tranquillity.

• Carbon-Neutral Bus fare
• Free Wi-Fi on board
• Guided sightseeing tour
• Use of a towel
• Drink of your choice in the in-water bar at the Blue Lagoon
• Silica mud mask

Hike Difficulty: Moderate. 

Suitable for people with good physical fitness. Please dress appropriately for Icelandic weather: wear warm layers, a waterproof jacket, and sturdy hiking shoes. For colder days, bring thermal layers, a hat, scarf, gloves, and warm socks. Icy paths are common in winter—consider using crampons for safety (available at BSÍ bus station).

• A 100% charge applies if canceled within 2 days of the start time.