Small group Tour Reykjanes Peninsula: Lighthouses, Hot Springs and The Sky Lagoon
Discover the raw beauty and dynamic geology of Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula on a tour that blends dramatic landscapes, rich history, and ultimate relaxation. Begin at the Garður lighthouses , where two historic towers stand watch over the roaring Atlantic, offering a glimpse into Iceland’s seafaring past and the tranquil beauty of its windswept coast. Continue to the Bridge Between the Continents , a symbolic and geological wonder where you can literally walk from the North American to the Eurasian tectonic plate—a rare and humbling experience above a gaping rift in the Earth’s crust. Next, dive deeper into the peninsula’s volcanic heart. Visit the Stampar craters , a row of ancient volcanic cones formed during the Reykjanes Fires of the 13th century. Then marvel at Reykjanesviti , Iceland’s oldest lighthouse, perched atop dramatic cliffs with sweeping ocean views. Nearby, witness the steamy power of Gunnuhver , the country’s largest mud pool, shrouded in ghostly folklore and geothermal mist. Walk across the still-warm lava fields of Fagradalsfjall , created by recent eruptions that reshaped the landscape in 2021 and 2022—a stark and awe-inspiring reminder of Iceland’s living geology. The final part of your journey brings you to Seltún , a vibrant geothermal area where bubbling mud pots and vividly colored earth showcase Iceland’s volcanic palette. After a day of elemental exploration, unwind in pure Icelandic style with a rejuvenating visit to the Sky Lagoon . Soak in warm, mineral-rich waters overlooking the Atlantic, and complete your experience with the 7-step spa ritual—a perfect, luxurious finish to a day filled with fire, water, and wonder.
Small group Tour Reykjanes Peninsula: Lighthouses, Hot Springs and The Sky Lagoon is a 10 hours experience run by Lilja Tours in Reykjavík area, from 38.000 ISK per person. Discover the raw beauty and dynamic geology of Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula on a tour that blends dramatic landscapes, rich history, and ultimate relaxation.
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About this tour
Discover the raw beauty and dynamic geology of Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula on a tour that blends dramatic landscapes, rich history, and ultimate relaxation. Begin at the Garður lighthouses , where two historic towers stand watch over the roaring Atlantic, offering a glimpse into Iceland’s seafaring past and the tranquil beauty of its windswept coast. Continue to the Bridge Between the Continents , a symbolic and geological wonder where you can literally walk from the North American to the Eurasian tectonic plate—a rare and humbling experience above a gaping rift in the Earth’s crust.
Next, dive deeper into the peninsula’s volcanic heart. Visit the Stampar craters , a row of ancient volcanic cones formed during the Reykjanes Fires of the 13th century. Then marvel at Reykjanesviti , Iceland’s oldest lighthouse, perched atop dramatic cliffs with sweeping ocean views. Nearby, witness the steamy power of Gunnuhver , the country’s largest mud pool, shrouded in ghostly folklore and geothermal mist. Walk across the still-warm lava fields of Fagradalsfjall , created by recent eruptions that reshaped the landscape in 2021 and 2022—a stark and awe-inspiring reminder of Iceland’s living geology.
The final part of your journey brings you to Seltún , a vibrant geothermal area where bubbling mud pots and vividly colored earth showcase Iceland’s volcanic palette. After a day of elemental exploration, unwind in pure Icelandic style with a rejuvenating visit to the Sky Lagoon . Soak in warm, mineral-rich waters overlooking the Atlantic, and complete your experience with the 7-step spa ritual—a perfect, luxurious finish to a day filled with fire, water, and wonder.
What to bring
- Weatherproof clothes
- Sturdy footwear
Good to know
- The tour includes some short and easy walks on uneven terrain (15 minutes one way maximum)
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Where it starts
Reykjavík, Iceland

































