Top Things to do in Reykjanes Peninsula
Things to do in Reykjanes Peninsula, Reykjanes Peninsula: The Best Self-Guided Tours & Rentals
Discover the best top things to do in Reykjanes Peninsula, Iceland including Geothermal - The Diamond Tour, Rent Unlimited High Speed pocket Wifi in Iceland, Motorhome for 6 Persons (luxury), Reykjanes and Blue lagoon, Reykjanes peninsula.
Restaurants in Reykjanes Peninsula
1. Geothermal - The Diamond Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
A memorable trip in a comfortable mini bus to the south west coast of Iceland. Rural adventure with rivers, amazing mountain view, a waterfall, lava-fields, hot springs, bird life and a small unique church near the sea. A day packed with the best Iceland has to offer. • Discover an expanse of steaming volcanic vents and boiling hot springs, framed dramatically by a range of multi-coloured hills. • The great stretch of cliffs at Krýsuvíkurbjarg are amongst the best bird- watching sites in Iceland. • Strandarkirkja church was built and dedicated to an angel who helped guide some fisherman to safety during a terrible storm over 100 years ago. • See the most voluminous waterfall / river in iceland.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Parking Fees
Exclusions: Lunch, Snacks
Reviewed By W2193CEannaw
We had a wonderful 6 day tour around the country wtih Friend in Iceland. As I came with my father, we chose to go on a guided tour, which made our trip much more easy, we did not have to think about anything. Gunnar made it sure we see the important places, but also took us to less visited and even more beautiful areas. He was flexible and adapted the tour to our interests and needs, but still made it sure to make the most of our trip. It was actually driving with a local, who shared all the important facts and stories. We were very lucky to have him available to tour us around and to be able to visit the country in these difficult times, which also meant the places were much less filled with tourists. It is an amazing country and I hope to come back again soon and visit other places with Friend in Iceland. Thank you for everything!
2. Rent Unlimited High Speed pocket Wifi in Iceland
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Unlimited local 4G No throttle | Iceland's Highest Speed WiFi for 10 devices Less than $1 per user Local Support We are always nearby for help Very convenient pickup and drop off It has great reviews all over the internet Reliable wifi everywhere Super convenient Best way to be connected the whole time. Best to know about weather and roads in Iceland Value for money and easy sharing with multiple people on the go Great option instead of changing a sim card. No hidden fees If you want WiFi all the time for GPS Keep you connected with unlimited data 24/7 even when we were hiking in the wilderness
Inclusions: Wi-Fi Card Rental
Exclusions:
Reviewed By dianadF5603LG
I rented this wifi for 2 weeks. It worked great! I needed to return it earlier than expected and they said once I returned it they would refund the unused days. It comes in a small box with charging cable. Once done you can mail it back at the airport. Only hiccup was picking it up. Normally you can pick it up at the airport but due to covid it wasn’t possible. I was advised to pick it up at a store in Reykjavik- only the hrs listed were not accurate. I dont fault the company- everything was changing fast almost daily due to covid updates/changes. I still recommend trawire.
3. Motorhome for 6 Persons (luxury)
Overall Ratings
2.8 based on 6 reviews
Our Luxury 6 person motorhome is a fantastic choice for a group of 4-6 people travelling around Iceland. Sleeps and sits 6 persons. Make this spacious and new motorhome your home away from home.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions:
Reviewed By 56ario
I traveled in February, the motorhome seemed lovely at first but oh boy was I in for a surprise, with temperatures below -3celcius the heater stopped working and I ended up staying at hotels two night in a row, there is no other way to say this but the company never took responsibility or where they helpful in any way, I would never ever recommend anyone to rent with them no matter the price because at the end the prices will skyrocket. I payed for all of their services and even all of their insurances and they never helped, not once. Even the so called "Manager" told me that they would give me back a compensation and its been over 8 months and nothing. I would never ever consider them.
4. Reykjanes and Blue lagoon
This tour (shorter version on same tour Reykjanes Peninsula (5-6 hours) is ideal either with start up in Reykjavik or KEF airport to visit some magnificent sights in the Reykjanes Peninsula. Be picked up in Reykjavik or KEF airport with Drop off / Pick up with a twist. - See all the amazing lava fields. - Visit and walk the bridge between two continents America and Europe. - Visit Reykjanes light house with an incredible view all around. - Visit ghost Gunna and Gunnuhver to see colorful active geothermal areas - Drive through fishing village and see the ships and possible catch of the day - See the magnificent Brimketil and see the waves break at the cliffs. - Have quick lunch in Grindavik (soup and bread - optional at extra cost) - Finish your tour with a visit to the famous Blue Lagoon (optional,entry fees apply and to be secure buy entry on forehand or let us help. There is many ways to explore Reykjanes Peninsula UNESO Global Geopark and we are flexible.
Inclusions: Icelandic spring water & sparkling, Private transportation
Exclusions: Entry to Blue lagoon, Viking museum is extra, In case having lunch or other shopping that is extra cost
Reviewed By racheld5280
My husband and I took this as our first excursion on our first night in Reykjavik. Bjarní and his wife were terrific hosts! He picked us up at our hotel, and kindly stopped me by a grocery/market on our way to his flat. His SUV was roomy and clean. He is very friendly, and easy to talk to. At their home, they served the traditional Icelandic foods as appetizers. His wife made us a wonderful and delicious roasted lamb with vegetables. He then taught us to make a traditional dessert, in which my husband got to participate. It felt like catching up with friends. He was going to drive us to a viewing point for the bortjern lights, but the tracker showed very little activity. So he drove us back to downtown Reykjavík for a little tour, and we stopped at one of the famous churches down there for picture. I’m so glad we eased into our trip with this experience!
5. Reykjanes peninsula
This tour is ideal either with start up in Reykjavik or KEF airport to visit some magnificent sights in the Reykjanes Peninsula. Be picked up in Reykjavik or KEF airport with Drop off / Pick up with a twist. - Visit krysuvikurbjarg hosting 60.000 seabirds to mate during summer. - See all the amazing lava fields. - Visit and walk the bridge between two continents America and Europe. - Visit Reykjanes light house with an incredible view all around. - Visit ghost Gunna and Gunnuhver to see colorful active geothermal areas - Drive through fishing villages and see the ships and possible catch of the day - See the magnificent Brimketil and see the waves break at the cliffs - See Kleifarvatn and geothermal sites. - Finish your tour with a visit to the famous Blue Lagoon (optional,entry fees apply). There is many ways to explore Reykjanes Peninsula UNESO Global Geopark. We are flexible so please tell us about your interest and we will tailor made to your liking.
Inclusions: Icelandic spring water & sparkling, Private transportation
Exclusions: In case having lunch or other shopping that is extra cost, Entry to Blue lagoon, Viking museum is extra
Reviewed By racheld5280
My husband and I took this as our first excursion on our first night in Reykjavik. Bjarní and his wife were terrific hosts! He picked us up at our hotel, and kindly stopped me by a grocery/market on our way to his flat. His SUV was roomy and clean. He is very friendly, and easy to talk to. At their home, they served the traditional Icelandic foods as appetizers. His wife made us a wonderful and delicious roasted lamb with vegetables. He then taught us to make a traditional dessert, in which my husband got to participate. It felt like catching up with friends. He was going to drive us to a viewing point for the bortjern lights, but the tracker showed very little activity. So he drove us back to downtown Reykjavík for a little tour, and we stopped at one of the famous churches down there for picture. I’m so glad we eased into our trip with this experience!
