We’ll start the day with a visit to Raufarhólshellir, more commonly known as The Lava Tunnel, one of Iceland’s longest lava tubes. The formations and colours inside the 5200-year-old lava cave are breathtaking.
We then visit the Mars-like landscape of Krýsuvík with its steam vents and bubbling mud-pots.
Afterward, continuing on to the nearby Gunnuhver geyser and Reykjanesviti lighthouse.
Now for the true highlight, we come to Blue Lagoon to wind down in the relaxing blue waters after a day of exploring. Included in your premium entry to the Blue Lagoon is their world renowned silica mud mask, two drinks of your choice at the swim up bar and use of a towel and bathrobe.
Included
- Premium Entry to the Blue Lagoon
- Professional guide
- Pickup and drop-off from designated bus pickup points
- Guided tour of the Lava Tunnel (group tour)
- Transport by air-conditioned minivan
Not included
- Alcoholic beverages
- Lunch
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Starting point for the day. We will travel out of the city into the nearby Reykjanes Peninsula with great views as we go.
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This is a guided tours to a natural lava tunnel. It was formed 5200 years ago with mulit-coloured rock formations. This is an easy walk under ground with some uneven terrain.
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Sit back and take in the rocky coastal views as we circumnavigate the entire Reykjanes Peninsula between the allocated stops.
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A geothermal river with bubbling mudpits, steaming fumaroles and chemically altered rock formations as you walk.
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Iceland's oldest lighthouse is situated alongside breathtaking coastal views, with crashing waves and remnants of past volcanic activity.
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An ever erupting geyser roars as you witness steam and smoke billowing in every direction. It is surrounded by Mars like mud pits and steam vents.
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One of Iceland's most popular natural lagoons with spa treatments and an in-water bar. Relax in the rejuvenating natural blue waters.
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End point for the day.
