Airport layover & delay rooms
Planned or Surprise Stop in Iceland?
We’ve Got You Covered.
Need layover accommodation in Iceland? Konvin Hotel is minutes from Keflavík Airport, ready for planned stops or unexpected flight delays.



Why Konvin
Why stay at Konvin Hotel for your Iceland layover?
Just minutes from Keflavík Airport, with comfort, convenience, and flexibility tailored for short stays.
Close to the airport
10 minutes by car from Keflavik International Airport.
On-site car rental
Make the most of your stay and explore nearby wonders.
Airport shuttle
Morning shuttle to Keflavik Airport.
Comfortable rooms
Relax, recharge, and freshen up before your next flight.
Flight changes happen




Your backup plan when flights get canceled
From early check-ins to free morning shuttles, we’re here to make your layover or flight disruption more comfortable.
24/7 front desk for late-night arrivals
Fast booking process, even on short notice
Close to Keflavik International Airport
Your backup plan when flights get canceled
From early check-ins to free morning shuttles, we’re here to make your layover or flight disruption more comfortable.
24/7 front desk for late-night arrivals
Fast booking process, even on short notice
Close to Keflavik International Airport
Nearby activities
Make most of your time

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Brimketill Lava Rock Pool
Brimketill is a natural lava rock pool perched at the base of a rugged seaside cliff on the Reykjanes coast, just outside Grindavik. Carved over centuries by powerful waves and volcanic forces, it’s a example of Iceland’s raw coastal beauty.
24 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous geothermal spa, known for its milky-blue waters and mineral-rich silica mud. Nestled in a lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, it offers a relaxing and unique bathing experience surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
21 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Spas

Seltun Geothermal Area
Seltun is a vibrant geothermal area within Krysuvík area on the Reykjanes Peninsula, famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and striking mineral deposits. Here, visitors can experience Iceland’s raw geothermal energy up close, surrounded by a landscape of otherworldly colors and textures.
45 min
Mid-Central Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Fagradalsfjall Mountain
Fagradalsfjall, is one of Iceland’s newest and most fascinating volcanic sites. After centuries of dormancy, the volcano erupted in 2021, creating dramatic lava flows and a brand-new landscape. A walk to Fagradalsfjall takes about 2-2,5 hours one way from the car park.
31 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Bridge Between Continents
A symbolic bridge between Europe and North America, located on the lava-covered Reykjanes Peninsula. The area sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates slowly drift apart, creating dramatic fissures in the landscape.
16 min
Southwest Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Reykjanes Lighthouse
Reykjanes Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Iceland. The original structure, built in 1878, was damaged by earthquakes. A new lighthouse was constructed between 1907 and 1908. Standing 26 meters tall, its light reaches 69 meters above sea level. It is the most popular lighthouse among Icelanders.
26 min
Southwest Coast Reykjanes Peninsula
History

Kleifarvatn Lake
Kleifarvatn Lake is located just east of the Krysuvik geothermal area. It sits along the South Reykjanes volcanic zone and is surrounded by rugged lava fields and hills. It is known for its deep blue waters and serene atmosphere. Many visitors explore both Kleifarvatn and Krysuvik on the same trip.
39 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature

Krysuvik Area
Explore the Krysuvik area, known for its steaming vents, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant hot springs, with Seltun as the highlight. Walk along the boardwalks and admire the vivid mineral deposits that create an otherworldly landscape. The area is also home to the historic Krysuvík Church and the scenic Kleifarvatn Lake.
45 min
South Reykjanes Peninsula
Nature


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Reviews



Expedia
8.6/10
Booking
8.2/10
4.1/5
Excellent. Wonderful attention from the Spanish guy at reception. Not only helping us with problems but also giving guidance on our route, as well as facilitating everything upon our arrival. It was the best service received during our entire stay without a doubt.
– Jaime M. from Tripadvisor
Perfect for ending our trip in Iceland hotel was close to the airport and had a shuttle service. Room was clean and good size and the restaurant is great!
– Kevin A. from Google
The front desk greeted us with kindness after a red eye and a LONG travel day exploring. The room was impeccably clean and had all the modern touches in a very simple format. It is convenient to the airport for early flights.
– Yvonne from Expedia
Excellent. Wonderful attention from the Spanish guy at reception. Not only helping us with problems but also giving guidance on our route, as well as facilitating everything upon our arrival. It was the best service received during our entire stay without a doubt.
– Jaime M. from Tripadvisor
Perfect for ending our trip in Iceland hotel was close to the airport and had a shuttle service. Room was clean and good size and the restaurant is great!
– Kevin A. from Google
The front desk greeted us with kindness after a red eye and a LONG travel day exploring. The room was impeccably clean and had all the modern touches in a very simple format. It is convenient to the airport for early flights.
– Yvonne from Expedia
Excellent. Wonderful attention from the Spanish guy at reception. Not only helping us with problems but also giving guidance on our route, as well as facilitating everything upon our arrival. It was the best service received during our entire stay without a doubt.
– Jaime M. from Tripadvisor
Perfect for ending our trip in Iceland hotel was close to the airport and had a shuttle service. Room was clean and good size and the restaurant is great!
– Kevin A. from Google
The front desk greeted us with kindness after a red eye and a LONG travel day exploring. The room was impeccably clean and had all the modern touches in a very simple format. It is convenient to the airport for early flights.
– Yvonne from Expedia
Excellent. Wonderful attention from the Spanish guy at reception. Not only helping us with problems but also giving guidance on our route, as well as facilitating everything upon our arrival. It was the best service received during our entire stay without a doubt.
– Jaime M. from Tripadvisor
Perfect for ending our trip in Iceland hotel was close to the airport and had a shuttle service. Room was clean and good size and the restaurant is great!
– Kevin A. from Google
The front desk greeted us with kindness after a red eye and a LONG travel day exploring. The room was impeccably clean and had all the modern touches in a very simple format. It is convenient to the airport for early flights.
– Yvonne from Expedia
Reviews



Expedia
8.6/10
Booking
8.2/10
4.1/5
Excellent. Wonderful attention from the Spanish guy at reception. Not only helping us with problems but also giving guidance on our route, as well as facilitating everything upon our arrival. It was the best service received during our entire stay without a doubt.
– Jaime M. from Tripadvisor
Perfect for ending our trip in Iceland hotel was close to the airport and had a shuttle service. Room was clean and good size and the restaurant is great!
– Kevin A. from Google
The front desk greeted us with kindness after a red eye and a LONG travel day exploring. The room was impeccably clean and had all the modern touches in a very simple format. It is convenient to the airport for early flights.
– Yvonne from Expedia
Excellent. Wonderful attention from the Spanish guy at reception. Not only helping us with problems but also giving guidance on our route, as well as facilitating everything upon our arrival. It was the best service received during our entire stay without a doubt.
– Jaime M. from Tripadvisor
Perfect for ending our trip in Iceland hotel was close to the airport and had a shuttle service. Room was clean and good size and the restaurant is great!
– Kevin A. from Google
The front desk greeted us with kindness after a red eye and a LONG travel day exploring. The room was impeccably clean and had all the modern touches in a very simple format. It is convenient to the airport for early flights.
– Yvonne from Expedia
Excellent. Wonderful attention from the Spanish guy at reception. Not only helping us with problems but also giving guidance on our route, as well as facilitating everything upon our arrival. It was the best service received during our entire stay without a doubt.
– Jaime M. from Tripadvisor
Perfect for ending our trip in Iceland hotel was close to the airport and had a shuttle service. Room was clean and good size and the restaurant is great!
– Kevin A. from Google
The front desk greeted us with kindness after a red eye and a LONG travel day exploring. The room was impeccably clean and had all the modern touches in a very simple format. It is convenient to the airport for early flights.
– Yvonne from Expedia
Excellent. Wonderful attention from the Spanish guy at reception. Not only helping us with problems but also giving guidance on our route, as well as facilitating everything upon our arrival. It was the best service received during our entire stay without a doubt.
– Jaime M. from Tripadvisor
Perfect for ending our trip in Iceland hotel was close to the airport and had a shuttle service. Room was clean and good size and the restaurant is great!
– Kevin A. from Google
The front desk greeted us with kindness after a red eye and a LONG travel day exploring. The room was impeccably clean and had all the modern touches in a very simple format. It is convenient to the airport for early flights.
– Yvonne from Expedia
Reviews



Expedia
8.6/10
Booking
8.2/10
4.1/5
The front desk greeted us with kindness after a red eye and a LONG travel day exploring. The room was impeccably clean and had all the modern touches in a very simple format. It is convenient to the airport for early flights.
– Yvonne from Expedia
Perfect for ending our trip in Iceland hotel was close to the airport and had a shuttle service. Room was clean and good size and the restaurant is great!
– Kevin A. from Google
Excellent. Wonderful attention from the Spanish guy at reception. Not only helping us with problems but also giving guidance on our route, as well as facilitating everything upon our arrival. It was the best service received during our entire stay without a doubt.
– Jaime M. from Tripadvisor
The front desk greeted us with kindness after a red eye and a LONG travel day exploring. The room was impeccably clean and had all the modern touches in a very simple format. It is convenient to the airport for early flights.
– Yvonne from Expedia
Perfect for ending our trip in Iceland hotel was close to the airport and had a shuttle service. Room was clean and good size and the restaurant is great!
– Kevin A. from Google
Excellent. Wonderful attention from the Spanish guy at reception. Not only helping us with problems but also giving guidance on our route, as well as facilitating everything upon our arrival. It was the best service received during our entire stay without a doubt.
– Jaime M. from Tripadvisor
The front desk greeted us with kindness after a red eye and a LONG travel day exploring. The room was impeccably clean and had all the modern touches in a very simple format. It is convenient to the airport for early flights.
– Yvonne from Expedia
Perfect for ending our trip in Iceland hotel was close to the airport and had a shuttle service. Room was clean and good size and the restaurant is great!
– Kevin A. from Google
Excellent. Wonderful attention from the Spanish guy at reception. Not only helping us with problems but also giving guidance on our route, as well as facilitating everything upon our arrival. It was the best service received during our entire stay without a doubt.
– Jaime M. from Tripadvisor
The front desk greeted us with kindness after a red eye and a LONG travel day exploring. The room was impeccably clean and had all the modern touches in a very simple format. It is convenient to the airport for early flights.
– Yvonne from Expedia
Perfect for ending our trip in Iceland hotel was close to the airport and had a shuttle service. Room was clean and good size and the restaurant is great!
– Kevin A. from Google
Excellent. Wonderful attention from the Spanish guy at reception. Not only helping us with problems but also giving guidance on our route, as well as facilitating everything upon our arrival. It was the best service received during our entire stay without a doubt.
– Jaime M. from Tripadvisor
Reviews



Expedia
8.6/10
Booking
8.2/10
4.1/5
Excellent. Wonderful attention from the Spanish guy at reception. Not only helping us with problems but also giving guidance on our route, as well as facilitating everything upon our arrival. It was the best service received during our entire stay without a doubt.
– Jaime M. from Tripadvisor
Perfect for ending our trip in Iceland hotel was close to the airport and had a shuttle service. Room was clean and good size and the restaurant is great!
– Kevin A. from Google
The front desk greeted us with kindness after a red eye and a LONG travel day exploring. The room was impeccably clean and had all the modern touches in a very simple format. It is convenient to the airport for early flights.
– Yvonne from Expedia
Excellent. Wonderful attention from the Spanish guy at reception. Not only helping us with problems but also giving guidance on our route, as well as facilitating everything upon our arrival. It was the best service received during our entire stay without a doubt.
– Jaime M. from Tripadvisor
Perfect for ending our trip in Iceland hotel was close to the airport and had a shuttle service. Room was clean and good size and the restaurant is great!
– Kevin A. from Google
The front desk greeted us with kindness after a red eye and a LONG travel day exploring. The room was impeccably clean and had all the modern touches in a very simple format. It is convenient to the airport for early flights.
– Yvonne from Expedia
Excellent. Wonderful attention from the Spanish guy at reception. Not only helping us with problems but also giving guidance on our route, as well as facilitating everything upon our arrival. It was the best service received during our entire stay without a doubt.
– Jaime M. from Tripadvisor
Perfect for ending our trip in Iceland hotel was close to the airport and had a shuttle service. Room was clean and good size and the restaurant is great!
– Kevin A. from Google
The front desk greeted us with kindness after a red eye and a LONG travel day exploring. The room was impeccably clean and had all the modern touches in a very simple format. It is convenient to the airport for early flights.
– Yvonne from Expedia
Excellent. Wonderful attention from the Spanish guy at reception. Not only helping us with problems but also giving guidance on our route, as well as facilitating everything upon our arrival. It was the best service received during our entire stay without a doubt.
– Jaime M. from Tripadvisor
Perfect for ending our trip in Iceland hotel was close to the airport and had a shuttle service. Room was clean and good size and the restaurant is great!
– Kevin A. from Google
The front desk greeted us with kindness after a red eye and a LONG travel day exploring. The room was impeccably clean and had all the modern touches in a very simple format. It is convenient to the airport for early flights.
– Yvonne from Expedia
FAQ
Can I check in early or late?
Early check-in and late checkout are available upon request, subject to availability, and a fee may apply. If the hotel is fully booked, we may not be able to accommodate your request. However, you are welcome to store your luggage and enjoy our facilities until your room is ready.
Can I check in early or late?
Early check-in and late checkout are available upon request, subject to availability, and a fee may apply. If the hotel is fully booked, we may not be able to accommodate your request. However, you are welcome to store your luggage and enjoy our facilities until your room is ready.
Can I check in early or late?
Early check-in and late checkout are available upon request, subject to availability, and a fee may apply. If the hotel is fully booked, we may not be able to accommodate your request. However, you are welcome to store your luggage and enjoy our facilities until your room is ready.
Can I check in early or late?
Early check-in and late checkout are available upon request, subject to availability, and a fee may apply. If the hotel is fully booked, we may not be able to accommodate your request. However, you are welcome to store your luggage and enjoy our facilities until your room is ready.
What amenities does the hotel offer?
We offer comfortable rooms, free Wi-Fi, complimentary parking, luggage storage, and a morning shuttle to Keflavik Airport. Guests can also enjoy our on-site café and easily rent a car to explore Iceland. Is breakfast included in the room rate? It depends, rooms can be booked with or without breakfast, depending on your preference.
What amenities does the hotel offer?
We offer comfortable rooms, free Wi-Fi, complimentary parking, luggage storage, and a morning shuttle to Keflavik Airport. Guests can also enjoy our on-site café and easily rent a car to explore Iceland. Is breakfast included in the room rate? It depends, rooms can be booked with or without breakfast, depending on your preference.
What amenities does the hotel offer?
We offer comfortable rooms, free Wi-Fi, complimentary parking, luggage storage, and a morning shuttle to Keflavik Airport. Guests can also enjoy our on-site café and easily rent a car to explore Iceland. Is breakfast included in the room rate? It depends, rooms can be booked with or without breakfast, depending on your preference.
What amenities does the hotel offer?
We offer comfortable rooms, free Wi-Fi, complimentary parking, luggage storage, and a morning shuttle to Keflavik Airport. Guests can also enjoy our on-site café and easily rent a car to explore Iceland. Is breakfast included in the room rate? It depends, rooms can be booked with or without breakfast, depending on your preference.
Is breakfast included in the room rate?
It depends, rooms can be booked with or without breakfast, depending on your preference.
Is breakfast included in the room rate?
It depends, rooms can be booked with or without breakfast, depending on your preference.
Is breakfast included in the room rate?
It depends, rooms can be booked with or without breakfast, depending on your preference.
Is breakfast included in the room rate?
It depends, rooms can be booked with or without breakfast, depending on your preference.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is available from 14:00 onwards, and check-out is by 11:00 at the latest.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is available from 14:00 onwards, and check-out is by 11:00 at the latest.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is available from 14:00 onwards, and check-out is by 11:00 at the latest.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is available from 14:00 onwards, and check-out is by 11:00 at the latest.
Does the hotel provide airport transportation?
Airport shuttle is operating from 4:00 AM to 8:00 AM. Booking is required at least 2-3 hours in advance.
Does the hotel provide airport transportation?
Airport shuttle is operating from 4:00 AM to 8:00 AM. Booking is required at least 2-3 hours in advance.
Does the hotel provide airport transportation?
Airport shuttle is operating from 4:00 AM to 8:00 AM. Booking is required at least 2-3 hours in advance.
Does the hotel provide airport transportation?
Airport shuttle is operating from 4:00 AM to 8:00 AM. Booking is required at least 2-3 hours in advance.
Are pets allowed in the hotel?
Pets are not allowed at the hotel.
Are pets allowed in the hotel?
Pets are not allowed at the hotel.
Are pets allowed in the hotel?
Pets are not allowed at the hotel.
Are pets allowed in the hotel?
Pets are not allowed at the hotel.
Is there parking available at the hotel?
Hotel parking is reserved for guests and cannot accommodate large vehicles or buses.
Is there parking available at the hotel?
Hotel parking is reserved for guests and cannot accommodate large vehicles or buses.
Is there parking available at the hotel?
Hotel parking is reserved for guests and cannot accommodate large vehicles or buses.
Is there parking available at the hotel?
Hotel parking is reserved for guests and cannot accommodate large vehicles or buses.
Can the hotel arrange tours or activities in Iceland?
Yes! The front desk can help arrange tours and activities for guests. There's also an on-site car rental, perfect for exploring nearby attractions at your own pace.
Can the hotel arrange tours or activities in Iceland?
Yes! The front desk can help arrange tours and activities for guests. There's also an on-site car rental, perfect for exploring nearby attractions at your own pace.
Can the hotel arrange tours or activities in Iceland?
Yes! The front desk can help arrange tours and activities for guests. There's also an on-site car rental, perfect for exploring nearby attractions at your own pace.
Can the hotel arrange tours or activities in Iceland?
Yes! The front desk can help arrange tours and activities for guests. There's also an on-site car rental, perfect for exploring nearby attractions at your own pace.
Ready when you are
Whether you’ve planned it or not, we’ll make your Iceland layover more comfortable.
Spent a night before flight out from Iceland. They have nice rooms, good staff, big parking. Breakfast starts early, so you can have something before you go to airport. You can park your car, and leave it there until you come back, and they give you a ride to airport. I will be back.
– Ágúst Ívar from Tripadvisor

Ready when you are
Whether you’ve planned it or not, we’ll make your Iceland layover more comfortable.
Spent a night before flight out from Iceland. They have nice rooms, good staff, big parking. Breakfast starts early, so you can have something before you go to airport. You can park your car, and leave it there until you come back, and they give you a ride to airport. I will be back.
– Ágúst Ívar from Tripadvisor

Ready when you are
Whether you’ve planned it or not, we’ll make your Iceland layover more comfortable.

Ready When You Are
Whether you’ve planned it or not, we’ll make your Iceland layover more comfortable.
Spent a night before flight out from Iceland. They have nice rooms, good staff, big parking. Breakfast starts early, so you can have something before you go to airport. You can park your car, and leave it there until you come back, and they give you a ride to airport. I will be back.
– Ágúst Ívar from Tripadvisor

Konvin Hotel – Keflavik Airport
Konvin Hotel – Keflavik Airport
Konvin Hotel – Keflavik Airport


