Fagradalsfjall Volcano Hike & Blue Lagoon Comfort Admission
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Description
Combine Iceland’s newest volcanic landscapes with the country’s most famous geothermal spa on one unforgettable day. This guided Fagradalsfjall volcano hike takes you to the eruption site formed during the 2021–2023 Reykjanes eruptions, followed by Blue Lagoon Comfort admission to end the day in warm, mineral-rich waters.
Pick-up in Reykjavik
Start the day with convenient pick-up and a comfortable bus ride to the Reykjanes Peninsula, one of Iceland’s most active volcanic regions.
Volcano hike to the eruption site
On arrival, your guide leads you onto marked trails across rugged lava terrain. Hiking time varies with conditions, but the route is designed to give you a powerful view of the fresh lava fields and the dramatic landscape created by recent eruptions.
Lunch stop
Food is not included, but we stop along the way so you can grab lunch or refreshments. Bringing water and snacks is always recommended.
Blue Lagoon Comfort admission
After the hike, unwind at the Blue Lagoon with the Comfort package, including the classic silica mud mask, towel use, and one drink at the in-water bar. It’s the perfect contrast to the raw volcanic scenery of Reykjanes.
Return to Reykjavik
After a relaxing soak, we head back to Reykjavik.
About Fagradalsfjall and the 2021–2023 eruptions
The Reykjanes Peninsula entered a new volcanic era in 2021, when eruptions near Fagradalsfjall began reshaping valleys and lava plains in the Geldingadalir and Meradalir area. The result is a rare chance to walk beside Iceland’s newest terrain. Volcanic activity changes over time, so active lava is never guaranteed, but the landscape created in 2021–2023 remains one of Iceland’s most striking natural sights.
What is included
- Pick-up and drop-off in Reykjavik
- Professional guided volcano hike
- Transportation by bus
- Blue Lagoon Comfort admission
- Silica mud mask
- Towel use
- One drink at the Blue Lagoon
- WiFi on board
- Parking and admission fees
- Headlamp when needed
What do I need to bring
- Warm base layers and a waterproof outer layer
- Comfortable hiking shoes
- Water and snacks
- Swimsuit (required for the Blue Lagoon)
- Hat and gloves in colder months
- Hiking poles (recommended, can be rented)
Good to know
- Total tour duration is approximately 9–10 hours.
- This tour includes a guided hike on uneven volcanic terrain. Hiking time varies with conditions.
- Volcanic activity can change. Active lava flow cannot be guaranteed.
- Food is not included, but there is a planned stop where you can buy lunch.
- Minimum age is 14 years.
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Highlights
- Guided hike to the Fagradalsfjall eruption site formed in 2021–2023
- Walk across Iceland’s newest lava fields on the Reykjanes Peninsula
- Blue Lagoon Comfort admission included
- Silica mud mask, towel use, and one drink included
- Reykjavik pick-up and drop-off
Fagradalsfjall & Blue Lagoon — Frequently Asked Questions
Is the volcano currently erupting?
Volcanic activity changes over time. This tour visits the eruption site created during the 2021–2023 eruptions, but active lava flow cannot be guaranteed.
Is Blue Lagoon admission included?
Yes. Blue Lagoon Comfort admission is included, along with a silica mud mask, towel use, and one drink at the in-water bar.
How difficult is the hike?
The hike is moderate and takes place on uneven volcanic terrain. Hiking time and route can vary depending on conditions.
Do I need to bring a swimsuit?
Yes. A swimsuit is required for the Blue Lagoon.
Is food included?
No, food is not included. There is a planned stop where you can buy lunch, and bringing snacks and water is recommended.
What is the minimum age?
The minimum age is 14 years.