Discover Iceland’s stunning natural wonders on this unique and breathtaking tourist route “THE BLUE DIAMOND” in the Reykjanes Peninsula. It is truly a diamond in the rough located in the far southwest corner of the country. Dominated by Keflavík International Airport and the Blue Lagoon its natural beauty and geothermal sites are often overlooked.
This small part of Iceland is perfect for a short layover giving a complete taste of Iceland or as part of a longer trip around Iceland. From hot mud pools to beaches, lighthouses to lava fields, this place seems to have one of everything that you come to Iceland to see.

The route takes us through an area of outstanding beauty and geological significance. It’s known for being explorable in a day, but that doesn’t diminish the magnitude of its impressive sights. Reykjanes is a hotbed of tectonic activity – the root cause of the region’s volcanic features.
It’s perhaps most famous for being the site of Iceland’s most recent eruptions, but there’s so much more to Reykjanes than its volcanic reputation. It’s brimming with geothermal energy, with hot springs and fascinating geological sites. The diversity of its scenery is special, from moss-covered lava fields to colorful rock formations.

Highlighs

• Grindavik – A town forged by fire.
• Blue Lagoon - One of the wonders of the world.
• Reykjanes peninsula - A UNESCO Global Geopark.

Key features and stops

• The Bridge Between Continents – a symbolic bridge that allows visitors to walk across the fissure where the American and Eurasian tectonic plates are pulling apart. Explore the spectacular split between two continents.
• Gunnuhver - Iceland's largest mud geyser, a powerful example of the area's geothermal activity.
• Valahnúkur - A scenic area with picturesque views from its hills, perfect for short hikes.
• Seltún and Krísuvík - a geothermal area with vibrant color's, boiling mud pots, steaming vents and breathtaking sceneries.
• Stamparnir – a unique spot where you can walk inside a crater.
• Brimketill - is a naturally made pool caused by considerable marine erosion.
• The Blue Lagoon – world renowned geothermal spa known for its milky-blue, mineral-rich waters.
• Grindavík – a town forged by fire. Due to a series of volcanic eruptions since late 2023 that forced evacuations, damaged infrastructure, and engulfed homes in lava.

Inclusions

• Round Trip Transportation
• Professional Tour Guide
• Free WiFi on the Bus
• Comfortable Coaches
• Blue Diamond Tour

The Blue Diamond Tour

The Blue Diamond Route is a diamond like path, approximately 50 km in length, designed to showcase the diverse landscapes of the Reykjanes Peninsula. The route is easily accessible from your hotel in the larger Reykjavik area or from KEF - Keflavík International Airport, making it ideal for short visits or stopovers.

The Reykjanes peninsula is a UNESCO Global Geopark with 55 geo-sites. Recognizing its international geological significance that make it one of the most geologically and culturally significant attractions in Iceland and only less than an hour from Reykjavik City Center.

Distance between numerus natural wonders on this tourist route in the UNESCO Geopark ranges from 5-15 minutes. Making the Blue Diamond tourist route unique – both user friendly and well worth exploring.

The Reykjanes Peninsula is renowned for its geological wonders and offers a concentrated experience of Iceland’s volcanic and geothermal activity. Along the way you will be treated to mesmerizing views of Iceland´s landscapes, make sure you have your camera ready on this unforgettable adventure.