Reykjanes Peninsula tour landscape with coastal cliffs and lava fields in Iceland

Reykjanes Peninsula Tour

Explore the raw and powerful landscapes of the Reykjanes Peninsula on a private journey from Reykjavík. Travel through vast lava fields, dramatic coastlines, and geothermal areas where steam rises from the earth. With the freedom to stop, walk, and take in the atmosphere, this tour reveals a side of Iceland that feels remote, untamed, and unforgettable.

What’s Included Reykjanes Peninsula Tour

  • Flexible itinerary adjusted to your pace
  • Optional photo stops along the route
  • Pickup and drop-off at your hotel in Reykjavík
  • Complimentary bottled water
  • Onboard Wi-Fi (if offered)
  • Phone charging ports (USB / USB-C)
  • All taxes included

What‘s good to know Reykjanes Peninsula Tour

  • The route and timing can be adjusted to match your preferences
  • Extra stops for views or photos can be added during the journey
  • Entrance fees for attractions visited during the tour
  • We recommend dressing according to Iceland’s weather conditions to stay comfortable throughout the day
  • You may wish to bring a light snack, as the tour includes a planned lunch stop where guests choose and pay for their meals individually.
DEPARTURE
07:00 – 18:00
DURATION
Up to 5 hours
VEHICLE
Sedan or Van
PICK-UP
Flexible
PRICE
From 69,000 ISK
MINIVAN · 69 000 ISK

Reykjanes Peninsula Tour Plan:

The Reykjanes Peninsula is truly a unique place. This volcanic area is filled with hidden treasures, and it’ s said that elves and trolls can be found here.

We start our journey from Reykjavik, passing through the town of elves and heading to the very end of the peninsula, where we will visit one of Iceland’s oldest lighthouses and a wooden boat that rests on land. Next, we will explore the villages of Hafnir and Sandgerdi, rich in history and hidden gems.

Our journey continues to the bridge connecting North America and Europe. Nearby, we’ll visit one of Iceland’s most beautiful beaches, Surfer’s Beach, with its iconic black sand. A short drive south will take us to the first geothermal springs and the breathtaking cliffs by the Reykjanes lighthouse.

Our final stop is Kleifarvatn Lake, surrounded by picturesque mountains, featuring a stunning cave and sulfuric hot springs. For the brave, there’s an option to take a dip in the lake or warm springs.

Good To Remember:

From September to April remember to take something warm: a jacket, warm pants, a hat, gloves, and warm shoes.

From April to September take something for wind and rain, eveny if is sunny day. Good shose as well

Remember this is Iceland, weather can change in any time.
In Arctic Ride we have ONE RULE: GOOD VIBES give 60% more WARM and RAIN resistance

Looking for another private tour?
Visiting the Reykjanes Peninsula with Arctic Ride? Learn more about the area on the official Reykjanes Peninsula Site .