Private 6-Hour Reykjanes Peninsula Tour Including Transfer from Reykjavik or Keflavik

Discover the beauty of the Reykanes Peninsula with a spectacular six-hour private tour, including a transfer from Reykjavik. Those eager to see active geothermal areas, the bridge between two continents, and Iceland's oldest lighthouse should book this tour now.

Many people overlook most of the beautiful Reykjanes Peninsula, only visiting the famous Blue Lagoon geothermal spa before continuing. However, there is much to love about this volcanic area, and you won’t regret taking your time to explore the landscape.

Due to its proximity to Keflavik airport, this private tour is the perfect option for your first or last day in Iceland. Your driver will pick you up from your chosen Reykjavik location or Keflavik airport and first take you to Grindavik fishing village. You have the option here to visit the informative Kvikan museum, dedicated to salt fish production and model boats.

On this customizable private tour, you can add a visit to the Blue Lagoon as an optional extra after visiting Grindavik. The world-class Blue Lagoon geothermal spa lies amid the lava fields, just 3.9 miles (6.4 kilometers) from this town.

The spa famous for its milky-blue mineral-rich water and is high on the bucket list of many travelers to Iceland.

Then you’ll head west to Gunnuhver hot springs, 11.7 miles (18.9 kilometers) from Grindavik. See the mud pools and steam rising into the air from the safety of walking paths and viewing platforms in this geothermal area. 

Next, the tour visits Reykjanesviti lighthouse, the oldest in Iceland. From the small hilltop, marvel at the North Atlantic Ocean stretched before you and observe abundant birdlife. The picturesque landscape offers superb photo opportunities, and you can see Eldey island on a clear day. 

Heading five miles (eight kilometers) north of the lighthouse, you'll make your next stop at the intriguing bridge between continents. Enjoy the fascinating experience of walking between the Eurasian and North American plates, which continue to move further apart each year. 

The tour operator can tailor this trip to fit your needs. If you wish, add on museum excursions in Gardur and Sandgerdi at the peninsula's north end. Visiting the Viking World museum in Reykjanesbaer is another option. You can climb aboard a replica Icelandic Viking ship, the museum's star attraction.

Don’t miss this customizable, private six-hour tour around the Reykjanes Peninsula with optional extras such as museum visits and hot spring bathing. Check availability now by choosing a date.