Iceland's land of fire where the airport meets the sea.
The Reykjanes peninsula is the first Iceland most visitors meet, a UNESCO Global Geopark of lava fields, steaming vents, sea cliffs and recent eruptions, all within easy reach of the airport.
It rewards a slow first or final day, with the Blue Lagoon, dramatic coastlines and the bridge between two continents close together.
The Reykjanes peninsula wraps around Keflavik International Airport, so most places here are a short drive from the moment you land.
The places and moments worth slowing down for.
Iceland's most famous geothermal spa, set in a black lava field minutes from the airport.
Walk across a small bridge spanning the gap between the North American and Eurasian plates.
Steaming mud pools and a tall lighthouse above pounding Atlantic cliffs.
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Quick answers for planning your visit.
Reykjanes Peninsula is in Reykjanes Peninsula, Iceland. It is the southwest peninsula wrapped around Keflavik International Airport.
Reykjanes is known for the Blue Lagoon, the Gunnuhver hot springs, the Reykjanesviti lighthouse, the Bridge Between Continents, the Brimketill lava rock pool and recent volcanic activity at Fagradalsfjall.
The best time to visit is year round, and every season here has its own character.
Most visitors spend 1 to 2 days here, depending on the weather and how much of the surroundings you want to explore.