Blue Lagoon
Relax in warm, mineral-rich geothermal waters surrounded by striking lava fields, a perfect blend of nature and wellness.
Relax in warm, mineral-rich geothermal waters surrounded by striking lava fields, a perfect blend of nature and wellness.
The Strokkur hot spring ejects its water column high into the air every 5 – 10 minutes.
Taste bread baked in a pot in the lava heated black sands.
Head into the glacier through a man-made ice tunnel. A true underworld labyrinth.


Step back in time and explore Icelandic history, artifacts, and a full-scale Viking ship that brings the Viking era to life.


Discover geothermal landscapes, volcanic craters, and dramatic coastal scenery on Iceland’s rugged southwestern peninsula.


Relax in warm, mineral-rich geothermal waters surrounded by striking lava fields, a perfect blend of nature and wellness.


A UNESCO World Heritage Site, and one of the geological wonders of the world.


The Strokkur hot spring ejects its water column high into the air every 5 – 10 minutes.


Marvel at the power and beauty of this iconic two-tiered waterfall cascading into a deep canyon.


Organic greenhouse where tomatoes grow throughout the year thanks to the geothermal resources of the region. Tomato tasting included.


Meet Iceland’s unique horses, learn about their history, and enjoy riding experiences across scenic landscapes.


Taste bread baked in a pot in the lava heated black sands.


Provides insight into the settlement of the Vikings who sailed from Norway to Iceland.


At these unique waterfalls, the water flows out from underneath lava flows to the river.


Iceland’s biggest hot spring


Head into the glacier through a man-made ice tunnel. A true underworld labyrinth.


Walk behind the waterfall and come out the other side!


Learn the daily life of Icelanders – see houses with peat walls and grass roofs, and learn about traditional lifeways.


A magnificent black, volcanic sand beach with basalt columns of all shapes & sizes.


An interactive museum on volcanic activity, earthquakes and the creation of the island of Iceland over the last 15 million years.


Explore a glacier up close, trekking across icy formations and learning about glaciology and climate science.


The most important geothermal power plant in the country


One of the longest natural lava tubes in Iceland.


Experience panoramic views of Reykjavik and Iceland’s landscapes, explore interactive exhibits, and walk through a man-made ice cave.


Soar over Iceland’s breathtaking scenery on a simulated flight adventure, with wind, mist, and motion bringing glaciers, volcanoes, and waterfalls to life.


Spot majestic whales, playful dolphins, and other marine wildlife while cruising through Iceland’s stunning coastal waters.


Explore Reykjavik’s landmarks, culture, and scenic streets on an engaging guided bicycle tour through the city.


Browse local shops, pick up unique souvenirs.