Experience the magic of Reykjanes Peninsula, the bridge between continents. Visit the Blue Lagoon, Gunnuhver, Brimketill, and Reykjanesviti lighthouse. Explore the hidden town of Hafnarfjörður during the Viking festival.
- Bridge Between Continents - Here you can actually walk between two continents where the Eurasian plate and the North American plate are drifting apart. The bridge is a symbol of the connection between Europe and North America.
- Blue Lagoon - the Blue Lagoon is located in about 800 years old lava field in the heart of the Reykjanes Peninsula. You must book your ticket yourself since it is very popular. It is wonderful to relax in the lagoon despite of the weather.
- Gunnuhver Hot Springs - Gunnuhver is a hot spring named after a ghost.
- Brimketill - Brimketill is probably the only place where you might want bad weather with a lot of wind, to see the waves break on Brimketil llava cliff
- Hafnarfjordur - Hafnarfjörður is the 3rd largest town in Iceland. It is often referred to as the town of the hidden people. It is nice to explore the town by food, walk along the harbour checking out the museum, local artists that are located around the harbour.
- Grindavik - GrindavÃk is a village that has depended on fishing for centuries. We will have hour lunch there by the harbour and enjoy the view.
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- Private transportation
- In-vehicle air conditioning
Located on the Reyknanes Peninsula is our globe-crossing airport, yet many of our guests head directly into the city, missing the wondrous experience of our country’s youngest region. This remarkable location offers the unique opportunity to literally walk between North America and Europe over a bridge spanning a geographical rift. The island’s split begins right here and the renowned Blue Lagoon is an ideal stop during your exploration.
We will pay a visit to Gunnuhver, Brimketill, and the Reykjanesviti lighthouse, where the Atlantic ridge emerges from the sea. A pit-stop at the quaint village of Grindavík, a community that has relied on fishing for generations is also quite enjoyable.
Par for the course is a return journey through Hafnarfjörður, famously known as the dwelling of concealed beings. A lively Viking festival, complete with traditional Nordic country attendees clad in Viking attire, becomes the focal point of this charming township during the balmy summer months.
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