Top 10 Things to do in Keflavik, Iceland

Viking World is the home of the Viking Ship Íslendingur (the Icelander). Built in 1996, Icelander is an exact replica of the famous Gokstad ship, a remarkable archaeological find of an almost completely intact Viking ship, excavated in Norway in 1882. Viking World is also a home of the Viking millennium exhibition produced by the Smithsonian Institution called Vikings: The North Atlantic Saga. This exhibition sheds light onto the Norse settlement and explorations of unknown lands. These two fine projects, both celebrate Iceland's central role in the discovery of North America a 1000 years ago by the Norse Vikings. They have now found a permanent home in Viking World, a spectacular modern building situated right by the Faxafloi bay in the town of Reykjanes, and can be easily spotted from the main road between the international airport and Reykjavík.

Named in 2012 as one of National Geographic's “25 Wonders of the World," Blue Lagoon has evolved from its infancy as a Reservoir of geothermal runoff into a world of geothermal wonder. The unique properties of its waters provide not only an enchanting lagoon experience, but also the patented, active ingredients in Blue Lagoon skin care: silica, algae, and minerals. Blue Lagoon is located in a sprawling, 800­ year ­old lava field in the heart of the Reykjanes Peninsula – a UNESCO Geopark. Just 20 minutes from Keflavík International Airport and 50 minutes from Reykjavík, Blue Lagoon is simultaneously remote and easily accessible.

Everyone who likes photography and nature in a relaxed way where each person can have enough time to take his photos and enjoy the beautiful Icelandic nature.One man’s company founded by the Icelandic photographer and traveler Rafn Sig-. Small groups in a BIG 4x4 Mitsubishi super jeep pickup truck. All kind of scheduled and unscheduled day tours. Looking forward to trawel with you

The Icelandic Museum of Rock 'n' Roll is a about the history of rock and pop music in Iceland. The story of rock and pop music in Iceland is covered from 1930 to date with the help of iPads, photographs, screens, projectors etc. Guests get handed an iPad upon arrival containing the Rock 'n' Roll app. The app enables guests to dive deeper into the story behind each artist and period mentioned in the museum and listen to the music. The museum features its very own sound lab where guests can try out an electric drum kit, guitar and bass guitars and guests can also sing their hearts out in a specially made karaoke booth and keep the recording. The museum is filled with memerobilia. Among items guests can find in the museum is a wooden sculpture of the Icelandic reggae band Hjalmar, vintage guitars and drumkits, a giant sized electric guitar, backstage access passes from the Sugarcubes and Of Monsters and Men, Emiliana Torrini's colorful dress from her 'Jungle Drum' music video and much more. The museum has it's own little cinema which features documentaries about Icelandic music all day long. There'a a café with locally brewed coffee and free wi-fi is available for all guests. The museum is not to be missed!

Sudurnes Golf Course is one of the Links Golf Courses in Iceland placed by the sea side on the Reykjanes Peninsula less than 10 minutes drive from Keflavik International Airport. The course has a spectacular view to the Capital Reykjavik, the Mountains Esja and Akrafjall and the glacier Snæfellsjokull. This golf course is a challenge for all golfers at any level of handicap.