Use our private airport transfer to Reykjavik to explore Reykjanes peninsula at the same time. A region of extraordinary geothermal wonders, including fissures, lava cracks, tectonic faults, volcanic craters, mud pools, and caves.
Reykjanes peninsula is perhaps one of the most underrated places in Iceland. Recognized as UNESCO Global Geopark since 2015, this 829 km2 area is a testament to the earth's raw power.
Here you can witness the Atlantic Ridge emerging from the sea, showcasing diverse volcanic activities that have shaped the peninsula. Walk across the bridge between the drifting tectonic plates of Europe and North America, marveling at the geological wonders beneath your feet.
Along the coastline, stunning rock formations and dramatic cliffs. Keep an eye of the seabirds, enhancing the natural beauty of the unique region.
The high-temperature geothermal areas on the Reykjanes Peninsula is a must-visit destination, featuring popular attractions such as the renowned hot spring “Gunnuhver” and the iconic nearby Lighthouse. These regions are renowned for their vibrant colors, with clay formations displaying grey and white color, the Sulphur showcasing beautiful yellow texture, and the copper amalgamation taking on mesmerizing blue-green tones. Fumaroles, common in this area, erupting and splatter the surroundings with blue-grey clay.
What makes this area truly remarkable is the utilization of the high-temperature geothermal energy. Since in the 1980s' its renewable and eco-friendly energy sources has been harnessed producing 175 MW of electricity and providing district heating for all the houses in the region. Read more about geothermal energy HERE
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