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Things to see in Reykjanes peninsula.

All 12 activities and sights in Reykjanes peninsula.

Experience the traces of the recent volcanic eruptions at Fagradalsfjall

Enjoy an impressive hike to the lava fields at Fagradalsfjall and marvel at the forces of nature.

Enjoy a mini route through barren landscapes and along dark beaches

Drive along Kleifarvatn on Route 42 and enjoy volcanic landscapes and quiet moments in nature.

Bathe in the milky-blue thermal waters of the lava fields

Bathe in the milky-blue thermal waters of the lava fields on Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula.

Watch the sun sink behind the sea and lighthouse

Experience spectacular sunsets at Garður Old Lighthouse and discover the fascinating coastal landscape.

Stock up on supplies straight after landing

Shop conveniently at Krónan and start your Iceland camping adventure perfectly prepared.

Discover Brimketill and its lava pool on the edge of the Atlantic

Experience Brimketill, the mystical lava pool on the Atlantic coast, where waves crash spectacularly against the lava shoreline.

Experience bubbling mud pots and colourful earth in the geothermal area

Explore the geothermal wonderland of Krýsuvík with bubbling mud pots and colourful solfataras.

Photograph one of Iceland's prettiest coastal churches

Experience the beauty of the basalt Hvalsneskirkja and the breathtaking view of the Atlantic.

Feel the power of the waves at the cliffs of Valahnúkamöl

Experience the untamed power of the waves at the cliffs of Valahnúkamöl on the wild Reykjanes Peninsula.

Feel the coastal wind at the white tower of Reykjanes

Experience Reykjanes Lighthouse, surrounded by volcanic landscapes and impressive coastal views in the south-west of Iceland.

Cross the bridge between Europe and North America

Cross a symbolic bridge between the continents and experience the forces of shifting tectonic plates.

Walk along boardwalks through steam and bubbling mud

Experience the simmering earth at Gunnuhver, Iceland's largest mud spring.