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Reykjavík, Iceland
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About this activity

Explore Iceland's most dramatic landscapes and geothermal wonders on a comprehensive 6-day private family tour from Reykjavík. Visit tectonic rifts, powerful geysers, volcanic terrain, and the world-renowned Blue Lagoon, with flexible activity options tailored to your group's interests.

DAY 1

Airport Pickup and transfer to hotel. A short Reykjavík sightseeing.

DAY 2

HORSE BACK RIDING, ATV OR LAVA CAVE EXPLORATION

BRIDGE BETWEEN TWO CONTINENTS

The Bridge Between Continents is a small footbridge over a major fissure, which is formed by tectonics and rifting of the two continental plates, Eurasian and North American plates, from each other.

REYKJANES LIGHTHOUSE AND CLIFFS

After passing the Reykjanesviti lighthouse, the oldest lighthouse in Iceland, we drive towards the sea where we enjoy a breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean, high cliffs and black rock formations.

BLUE LAGOON

Blue Lagoon is one of the best natural spas in the world. The history of the Blue Lagoon can be traced back to 1976 when a reservoir was formed in Svartsengi from the work of the Geothermal Power Plant Svartsengi. People discovered that the soil had a positive effect on the skin, especially for those suffering from psoriasis skin disease. Since then the Blue Lagoon has become one of the world’s most amazing baths and spas in the world.

DAY 3

THINGVELLIR NATIONAL PARK.

Thingvellir is characterized by tectonic rift valley and marks the rifting of the Eurasian and North American plates from each other. In 930 the Icelandic Parliament, the first democracy in the world, was established at Thingvellir. Thingvellir became a World Heritage Site in 2004. We walk to Öxarárfoss waterfall.

STROKKUR AND THE GEYSER AREA.

You probably did not know that the english name “geyser”, derives from the one and only in the Haukadalur area. The geyser Geysir itself erupts boiling water up to 70 meters, but is almost inactive. Strokkur, only few meters apart from Geyser, erupts on average every 4 minutes.

GULLFOSS, GOLDEN WATERFALL.

Near Geysir is the beautiful Gullfoss Waterfall. Enjoy the view from above and walk down the path to get close to the powerful waterfall.

FRIÐHEIMAR.

At Friðheimar greenhouse, tomatoes are cultivated, using geothermal heat and geothermally generated electricity. With a tropical climate inside, they have opened a restaurant, right there in the tomato field. The main ingredients in their menu are, of course, tomatoes grown there. This is a very rare and unique lunch experience.

SECRET LAGOON.

Secret Lagoon is a natural geothermal bath, where you bath in raw nature and relax at the end of the day.

DAY 4

SELJALANDSFOSS

Seljalandsfoss waterfall is 60 m high, and is one of few in the world where you can easily walk and experience it from behind.

SKÓGAFOSS

Skógafoss is the most famous waterfall in Iceland. Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss are both in glacier rivers, meltwater from Eyjafjallajökull and Mýrdalsjökull. Eyjafjallajökull is now famous for it´s 2010 volcanic eruption that disrupted air traffic in Europe.

SÓLHEIMAJÖKULL GLACIER

Sólheimajökull is an outlet glacier, flowing out of the ice cap Mýrdalsjökull. Underneath Mýrdalsjökull is the famous volcano Katla.

DYRHÓLAEY 

At Dyrhólaey there is an amazing view of the south coast landscape and black beaches. Dyrhólaey is a 120-metre high promontory that the sea has eroded from the headland. In summer Dyrhólaey is rich in bird life, the most common, the puffin.

REYNISDRANGAR AND REYNISFJARA BLACK BEACH

Reynisdrangar Black beach”]Iceland is a volcanic island, made up mainly of basaltic material that is black in color. Hence, the “Black Beaches”. The black beach was, in 1991, ranked as one of the ten most beautiful non-tropical beaches in the world. On the beach there are the remarkable basalt columns. Reynisdrangar is a seastack, a geological formation made by wave erosion of surrounding material.

DAY 5

REYKJAVÍK SIGHTSEEING AND PERLAN MUSEUM

WHALE AND PUFFIN WATCHING AND WHALE MUESUM

DAY 6

AIRPORT DROPOFF

Highlights

  • Soak in the Blue Lagoon's mineral-rich geothermal waters at your own pace
  • Walk between two continental plates at the Bridge Between Continents
  • Witness Iceland's most iconic geyser in action at Strokkur
  • Explore Þingvellir National Park, home to the world's first parliament (930 AD)
  • Choose your own adventure: horseback riding, ATV exploration, or lava cave discovery
  • Visit Reykjanesviti, Iceland's oldest lighthouse, with dramatic Atlantic Ocean views

Insider tips

  • The Blue Lagoon's geothermal waters stay warm year-round (38–40°C); arrive early to avoid crowds if visiting mid-summer
  • Wear layers for geyser viewing—steam rises unpredictably and the Icelandic wind can shift quickly
  • Reykjanesviti lighthouse area has limited shelter; bring waterproof jackets even in summer
  • Book activity preferences (horseback, ATV, or cave exploration) in advance so guides can tailor Day 2 to your family's comfort level

Good to know

  • Private tour means no large groups—ideal for families who want a flexible pace and personalised attention
  • Airport pickup included; hotel transfers on Day 1 allow arrival flexibility
  • Bring swimwear and towel for the Blue Lagoon; rental towels available but pricey
  • Summer daylight extends until late evening (nearly 24-hour daylight in June–July), enabling longer exploration windows
  • Sturdy waterproof hiking boots recommended for geyser areas, tectonic rift walks, and cave exploration

Who it's for

Families seeking flexible, all-inclusive nature experiences without large tour groupsAdventure-seeking travellers interested in geology, tectonics, and geothermal phenomenaWellness-focused visitors wanting world-class hot spring bathing combined with outdoor activitiesPhotographers and nature enthusiasts wanting access to Iceland's Golden Circle and coastal landmarks

Best time to visit

Late June through August offers near-constant daylight, warmest weather, and fully accessible trails, though this is peak season. Shoulder months (May and September) are less crowded and still have long daylight hours, making them ideal for families seeking a balance.

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