Airport is located in Keflavík (not in Reykjavík as many people think!) which is about 45min drive from capital city Reykjavík.

It is a small airport, but you will find everything you need there from restaurants, shops, info centre, atms, etc.

TIP: if you want to buy alcohol in Iceland (after arrival or as a gift home before departure) buy it here in duty free store to save some $

• Use airport transfers to get to your hotel, Blue lagoon or Reykjavík : https://www.re.is/tour/flybus or https://grayline.is/airport-bus-transfer

• You can also use taxi ($$$) or use public bus (Strætó) https://www.straeto.is/en/route-planner/timetables/southern-peninsula/route-55

• There're also shuttle services to get you to your rental car

Onlu 20 minutes drive from Keflavík international airport, Blue Lagoon Iceland Resort & Spa is a magical oasis where healing waters, luxurious accommodations, gourmet dining, and stunning views come together.

Hallgrímskirkja is a vibrant church located in the heart of Reykjavík and one of the symbols of the city.

The parking there is free and it can be a good place to start if you want to do self guided Reykjavík walking tour.

You can also visit the top of the tower for some panoramic views of Reykjavík. Cost for the tower tickects : Adults: 1400 ISK, Children: 7-16 : 200 ISK

Brauð & Co is a popular bakery in Reykjavík that lures you in with the irresistible smell of freshly baked bread and pastries. With locations around the city, this cozy spot is known for its warm cinnamon rolls that have people lining up out the door.

The Sun Voyager is a sculpture in Reykjavík, created by artist Jón Gunnar Árnason. It's like a dreamboat or an ode to the sun, symbolizing hope, progress, and freedom.

Harpa is a vibrant cultural and social hub located in the heart of Reykjavík, offering a diverse range of events, concerts, conferences, and more. With its award-winning architecture and top-notch facilities, Harpa is a go-to spot for locals and visitors alike to enjoy music, dining, and entertainment. In short, it is a very unique building next to the harbour that's definitely worth a short visit.

Skólavörðustígur also known as a Rainbow Street, is a vibrant pedestrian street in Reykjavik, known for its charming shops, cozy cafes, and colorful atmosphere.

This hotel is right in the heart of Reykjavík, on Aðalstræti — one of the oldest streets in the city — just a short walk (about 200 meters) from the Reykjavík Art Museum. What makes it really stand out is that it’s actually built on top of a Viking-era longhouse, and there’s a small exhibition inside the hotel where you can see the ruins and even Iceland’s oldest human remains, dating back to around 870 AD.

The rooms are nicely decorated with a clean, modern feel — wooden floors, fresh bathrooms, and everything you need like satellite TV and a kettle for tea or coffee. There’s also an on-site café bar called Uppsalir if you feel like grabbing a drink or a bite without leaving the building.

Cozy place for lunch or dinner combining Icelandic atmosphere and Italian cuisine .

Raðagerði Veitingahús is a cozy restaurant located by the beautiful Grótta nature reserve. With a diverse menu inspired by simple Italian cuisine, it's the perfect spot to enjoy a delicious meal. You can book a table in advance and have a relaxing time at Raðagerði. If you're planning to visit with a group of more than 10 people, just shoot them an email at radagerdi@radagerdi170.is. Don't forget to give them a heads up if there are any changes or cancellations to your reservation. Enjoy your dining experience at Raðagerði!

Nice photo spot in Reykjavík and a popular place to go watch northern lights.

Just remember to watch tide (or tide chart forecast) closely as the narrow path gets sometimes cut out and you might end up stranded there.

A good alternative to Blue Lagoon just a little further away near Reykjavík.

Admission : starts at 10.490 isk