Private Bespoke Reykjanes Peninsula Tour

The Blue Lagoon
This geothermal spa features vibrant blue waters rich in silica, algae, and minerals, set against a stunning backdrop of dark mountains and lava fields.
One of Iceland’s “must-do” things is visiting the Blue Lagoon. The lagoon has a unique composition and consists of three active ingredients, Silica, Algae, and Minerals, all good for you, particularly your skin. The Blue Lagoon is surrounded by dark sandy mountains and fields of lava, creating a beautiful contradiction to the bright blue color of the lagoon.
The Blue Lagoon affects your hair. Depending on your hair type and sensitivity, you might want to use a shower cap or keep your head and hair out of the water. The Silica in the water is not harmful to your hair, but it can get stiff and difficult to manage. There is conditioning in the showers to help, but it might take a few washes. The Blue Lagoon has shampoo and conditioner dispensers for free use in their showers. They recommend slathering conditioner on your hair before entering the lagoon.
The Blue Lagoon affects your hair. Depending on your hair type and sensitivity, you might want to use a shower cap or keep your head and hair out of the water. The Silica in the water is not harmful to your hair, but it can get stiff and difficult to manage. There is conditioning in the showers to help, but it might take a few washes. The Blue Lagoon has shampoo and conditioner dispensers for free use in their showers. They recommend slathering conditioner on your hair before entering the lagoon.

Bridge between continents
Experience a unique geological wonder where tectonic plates drift apart, offering stunning fissures and a bridge that showcases the Earth's dynamic forces.

Reykjanes Lighthouse
This historic lighthouse, built in 1878, offers stunning coastal views and a glimpse into maritime history, attracting visitors with its scenic beauty.

Eldey
This small, towering island is a birdwatcher's paradise, featuring the largest colony of northern gannets, attracting nature enthusiasts and photographers al...

Gunnuhver
This geothermal site features the largest mud pool, vibrant steam vents, and bubbling springs, all steeped in local folklore about a mischievous ghost.

Brimketill
This naturally formed ocean pool offers stunning views from a nearby platform, though swimming is unsafe due to powerful crashing waves.

Hópsnes Shipwreck
Explore a captivating peninsula featuring shipwrecks and remnants of old settlements, showcasing the area's rich maritime history and stunning coastal views.

Kleifarvatn
This deep lake features stunning lava formations and a unique hot spring, offering breathtaking views and excellent photography opportunities.

Seltún
This geothermal area features vibrant mud pools, boiling water, and stunning earth colors, offering a unique and aromatic experience for adventurous tourists.

The Blue Lagoon
This geothermal spa features vibrant blue waters rich in silica, algae, and minerals, set against a stunning backdrop of dark mountains and lava fields.

Fagradalsfjall (Meradalir) Eruption
Experience a unique hiking adventure to a stunning volcanic site, featuring diverse terrains and guided insights into its fascinating geological history.

Garðskagaviti
This location features two lighthouses and is a prime spot for birdwatching and whale sightings, attracting nature enthusiasts and photographers alike.

Hvalsneskirkja
Hvalsneskirkja is one of those beautiful and isolated Icelandic black churches. It is a popular spot during winter, especially when the Northern Lights are out.