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Grindavík: Private Volcano Hike & Blue Lagoon Eco Tour – 10 Hours

Explore the Reykjanes Peninsula on this private 10-hour eco tour. Hike to Fagradalsfjall Volcano, walk the Seltun geothermal area, and unwind at the Blue Lagoon — all in a zero-emission electric Mercedes with a dedicated English-speaking guide.

Duration
10 hours
Starts From
Grindavik
Pickup
Pickup required
Difficulty
MODERATE
Season
All year
Passengers
Min 1 · Max 5
Travel method
Mini Bus / Car

About this experience

This private 10-hour tour from operator EV Travel combines two of Iceland's most dramatic experiences: a guided hike on Fagradalsfjall Volcano and a restorative soak at the Blue Lagoon geothermal spa. Travel in a luxury electric Mercedes EQV powered entirely by renewable energy, reducing your carbon footprint to zero.

Your day begins with hotel pickup before heading to the Seltun geothermal area on the Reykjanes Peninsula. Walk a guided pathway past bubbling mud springs and steaming volcanic vents, where vivid mineral colours and the scent of sulfur signal the raw geological forces beneath your feet.

From there, the tour moves to Fagradalsfjall, located just outside Grindavík. A moderate return hike — approximately 60 minutes each way — leads to a viewpoint overlooking the crater and surrounding lava fields. Your guide shares insights into the volcanic geology that has shaped this remarkable landscape, while walking sticks and crampons are provided for your safety and comfort.

After the hike, a lunch reservation at a local restaurant is arranged (lunch costs are not included in the tour price). The day concludes at the iconic Blue Lagoon, where mineral-rich waters at 38°C (100°F) await. At checkout, choose from Comfort, Premium, or Signature spa packages to tailor your experience. Blue Lagoon admission is pre-included, so no separate booking is required.

Highlights

  • Private guided hike to Fagradalsfjall Volcano crater viewpoint
  • Walk through Seltun geothermal area with bubbling mud springs and volcanic vents
  • Relax at the Blue Lagoon with pre-included admission (Comfort, Premium, or Signature)
  • Travel in a zero-emission electric Mercedes EQV on 100% renewable energy
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off included throughout the 10-hour tour
  • Walking sticks, crampons, towel, snacks, and Wi-Fi all provided

Experience details

Your guide collects you directly from your hotel for a full day on the Reykjanes Peninsula. The first stop is the Seltun geothermal area, where a boardwalk path winds through steaming vents, colourful mineral deposits, and active mud pools — a vivid introduction to Iceland's volcanic geology.

The centrepiece of the day is a moderate return hike at Fagradalsfjall Volcano. The trail covers roughly 60 minutes each way across rugged lava terrain, reaching a viewpoint with views of the crater and the still-steaming lower lava fields. Walking sticks and crampons are supplied, and your guide maintains safety throughout while explaining the area's geological history.

A lunch reservation at a local restaurant follows the hike, with Icelandic soups, sandwiches, and seafood on the menu (lunch is at your own cost). The tour concludes at the Blue Lagoon, where you soak in 38°C mineral-rich waters, apply a complimentary silica mud mask, and choose your preferred spa package at checkout.

Why choose this tour

EV Travel operates exclusively with electric Mercedes EQV vehicles charged on 100% renewable Icelandic energy, making this one of the most environmentally responsible private tours available on the Reykjanes Peninsula. A tree is also planted for every tour taken.

The private format means the itinerary is yours alone — no shared coaches, no fixed group pace. An English-speaking professional driver-guide accompanies you throughout, combining safety expertise on the volcano trail with genuine geological knowledge.

All key equipment — walking sticks, crampons, towel, local water, snacks, and Wi-Fi — is provided, and Blue Lagoon admission is pre-included across all three spa tiers, so the day runs seamlessly from first pickup to final soak.

What’s included

Hotel pickup and drop-off. English-speaking professional driver-guide. Seltun geothermal area visit. Fagradalsfjall Volcano hike experience. Reykjanes Peninsula views. Blue Lagoon admission tickets. Towel. Walking sticks. Crampons. Local Icelandic water and snacks. Lunch reservation (lunch costs not included). Wi-Fi in vehicle. One tree planted per tour booked.

Frequently asked questions

How difficult is the Fagradalsfjall Volcano hike?
The hike is rated moderate. The trail is approximately 60 minutes each way across uneven lava terrain. Walking sticks and crampons are provided, and your guide manages the pace and safety throughout. Sturdy hiking boots and waterproof layers are recommended.
Is Blue Lagoon admission included in the tour price?
Yes. Blue Lagoon admission is pre-included for all guests. At checkout you choose your preferred spa package — Comfort, Premium, or Signature — each offering different amenities. No separate Blue Lagoon booking is needed.
Is lunch included in the tour?
A reservation at a local restaurant is arranged as part of the itinerary, but the cost of lunch is not included in the tour price. The menu typically features Icelandic soups, sandwiches, and fresh seafood.
What makes this an eco tour?
EV Travel uses luxury Mercedes EQV electric vehicles charged exclusively on 100% renewable Icelandic energy, reducing the tour's carbon footprint to zero. One tree is also planted for every tour booked.
What should I bring on this tour?
Bring waterproof clothing, warm layers, and sturdy hiking boots for the volcano hike. Swimwear is essential for the Blue Lagoon. Iceland's weather is highly variable, so prepare for cold, wind, and rain regardless of the forecast.
Is this tour suitable for children?
Yes. The tour accommodates children aged 2–13 years under the Child price category, and adults are priced from 14 years. The moderate volcano hike should be considered when assessing suitability for younger participants.

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