In addition to seeing the sights of Reykjavik's city ... specializes in adventure tours. Hoping to walk across a glacier, explore an ice cave, kayak in a glacier lagoon or sightsee your way ...

I OPEN my eyes and stare into total darkness. I can’t even see my hand when it’s inches from my face — and with the noise of ...

About 30 miles southwest of Reykjavik, the Blue Lagoon is ... for bus service – many of the best Iceland tours include stops at the lagoon. Visit the Blue Lagoon's website for more details.

Bus Stop 7, where tour buses to other parts of Iceland ... attraction – how could we not mention it? – is the Blue Lagoon. The naturally heated, mineral reach pool is halfway between Reykjavik and the ...

There are many reasons to add Iceland to your travel itinerary next year. In addition to its natural wonders, the country ...

Iceland has black-sand beaches, natural springs, ice caves, whale watching, and a manmade lagoon that glows blue ... up for any organized excursions and tours. This means you won’t be shivering ...

Whether you choose to stay by the lagoon itself, or in the nearby town of Reykjavik, we’ve handpicked the best selection below. The aptly named Retreat hotel is nestled in a private inlet of the ...

Last August, my teenage daughter and I spent three days in Reykjavik before setting off on an Iceland cruise, and it was the perfect ...

The experience is quite simply amazing. We all wanted to go back. But we had more to discover during our short stay in ...

Popular with tour groups as well as solo tourists with rental cars, the hotel's distance from Reykjavik (more than four hours) and the international airport (nearly five hours) makes it an outlier ...

as it also includes Reykjavik City Buses and Videy Island ferries, as well as discounts at various restaurants and tours. We ...

including the Blue Lagoon a little south of Reykjavik. While man-made, it’s heated by a geothermal power station that relies on energy from the volcanic ground. The silica and minerals in the ...