• Bridge Between Continents - Booking this experience allows travelers to literally walk between two continents! The Bridge Between Continents, situated on the Reykjanes Peninsula, spans the striking rift between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. This exceptional geological site provides a rare chance to stand with one foot in Europe and the other in North America.

Visitors will explore the rugged black lava fields surrounding the bridge, shaped by ancient volcanic activity, and learn about the fascinating forces of plate tectonics that continue to shape Iceland’s landscape. They will walk across the symbolic footbridge, observe the deep fissures in the Earth’s crust, and enjoy views of Reykjanes’ otherworldly terrain.

It’s more than just a walk — it’s a powerful moment of connection with the planet’s raw energy, accompanied by insights from a private guide. Be sure to capture a photo with the “You are now between continents” sign — a must-have memory from Iceland!

• Seltún Geothermal Area - Booking the Private Day Tour of the Reykjanes Peninsula includes a visit to the otherworldly Seltún Geothermal Area — one of the most vibrant and active geothermal fields in southwest Iceland.

Here, travelers will walk along well-maintained wooden pathways that wind through steaming vents, bubbling mud pots, and vividly colored hot spring pools. The ground is painted in surreal hues of red, yellow, and green due to the high mineral content — a dramatic display of nature’s power just beneath the Earth’s surface.

Visitors will smell the sulfur in the air, feel the heat rising from the ground, and hear the hissing and gurgling of geothermal activity all around. The guide will explain the geology of the area, its historical use for energy and bathing, and how it connects to Iceland’s powerful volcanic systems.

This is an immersive, sensory experience — a chance to witness Iceland’s raw geothermal forces up close, in a surreal landscape that looks straight out of another planet.

• Kleifarvatn - Nestled in a dramatic volcanic landscape, Kleifarvatn is surrounded by steep, dark lava hills and barren terrain that gives it an eerie, otherworldly beauty. Travelers will walk along its tranquil shores, take in panoramic views of the still, deep waters, and learn about the lake’s mysterious history — including tales of mythical lake creatures and the dramatic drop in water level after an earthquake in 2000.

The area is peaceful, quiet, and often shrouded in mist, adding to its mystical atmosphere. It’s a perfect spot for photography, reflection, and understanding the powerful natural forces that shape Iceland’s landscape. The guide will share stories of local folklore, geology, and how Kleifarvatn connects to the active volcanic systems beneath the Reykjanes Peninsula.

This stop offers a moment of calm and awe — the kind of untouched, soulful place that makes Iceland unforgettable.

• Reykjanes Lighthouse - Booking the Private Day Tour of the Reykjanes Peninsula includes a visit to the iconic Reykjanesviti Lighthouse, Iceland’s oldest lighthouse, dramatically perched on a hilltop overlooking the roaring North Atlantic Ocean.

Travelers will explore the surrounding cliffs, shaped by centuries of wind and waves, and enjoy panoramic views of the rugged coastline, crashing surf, and nearby geothermal steam rising from the Gunnuhver area. On clear days, the dramatic outlines of Eldey Island, home to thousands of seabirds, can be seen.

The guide will share the history of the lighthouse, which was first built in 1878 (and rebuilt after an earthquake), as well as its role in Icelandic maritime navigation. The contrast between the man-made structure and the raw power of nature all around makes this a captivating stop for photography and reflection.

It’s a perfect spot to breathe in the fresh ocean air, feel the power of the elements, and connect with Iceland’s dramatic coastal landscapes.

• Raufarholshellir - Booking the Private Day Tour offers the chance to explore Raufarhólshellir, one of the longest and most famous lava tunnels in Iceland. This fascinating underground world was formed over 5,000 years ago during a massive volcanic eruption — and now, travelers can walk through the very path where molten lava once flowed.

Visitors will venture into the tunnel with helmets and lights (provided for safety), following the guide along a secure path that winds through stunning rock formations, multi-colored lava walls, and natural skylights where the cave roof has caved in. In winter, spectacular ice formations add another layer of magic to the experience.

Travelers will learn how lava tubes form, discover the geological secrets hidden in the rock, and feel the powerful silence of the subterranean world. The guide will also share insights about the volcanic systems of the region and the forces that shaped this part of Iceland.

• Blue Lagoon - At the Blue Lagoon, travelers will soak in milky-blue, mineral-rich geothermal waters, surrounded by a surreal lava field. The water is naturally heated by volcanic activity deep underground and is rich in silica, algae, and minerals — known for their healing and skin-nourishing properties.

Visitors will have the chance to float in the warm, steamy pools, enjoy a silica mud mask, and take in the tranquil, almost otherworldly atmosphere. The lagoon features modern changing facilities, in-water bars, and spa amenities, ensuring comfort and luxury throughout the visit.

Whether easing sore muscles after a day of exploring or simply unwinding in Icelandic style, this is the perfect way to relax in harmony with nature. The guide will handle all logistics, including pre-booked entry if requested, so travelers can fully immerse themselves in one of Iceland’s most iconic and unforgettable experiences.

• Private transportation
• Private & Experienced Guide
• Admission fees
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Snacks

• Lunch
• Gratuities

Embark on a private day tour of the Reykjanes Peninsula, combining adventure with relaxation. Start with a guided exploration of the ancient Raufarhólshellir Lava Tunnel, where you can admire the remarkable volcanic formations. Explore the geothermal area of Krýsuvík, known for its steaming vents and bubbling mud pots. Be amazed by the Gunnuhver geyser, renowned for its impressive steam eruptions, and enjoy the stunning views at the Reykjanesviti lighthouse. End your day at the world-famous Blue Lagoon, relaxing in its mineral-rich waters and enjoying a silica mud mask. Ideal for geology lovers and those looking for rejuvenation, this tour provides a unique insight into Iceland’s natural beauty.

• Duration: Full day (9 hours) tour
• Private transportation in a luxurious vehicle
• Maximum group size of 7 participants
• Includes premium entry to Blue Lagoon with towel and bathrobe

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.