Private transfer from Keflavík Airport/Reykjavík to Glacier Lagoon

by Protour.is · Lagoons & spas · Airport transfers · Reykjavík

from €1,250.7 per vehicle

No published departures in the coming months — ask us

Private transfer from Keflavík Airport/Reykjavík to Glacier Lagoon — Protour.is

Duration
12 hours
Difficulty
Easy
Season
All year
Pickup
Meet at the start point
Guide
Guided in English
Start time
Time agreed after booking
Cancellation
Free until 24 hours before

About this experience

With our professional drivers and comfortable vehicles, you can rest assured that you’ll arrive at your destination safely. Plus, our private transfer service allows you to travel at your own pace, making stops along the way to take in the stunning scenery or grab a bite to eat.

Availability: All year
Duration: 10-12. if round trip.
Type: Private
Pick up: Airport/Hotel or your desired location.
Drop off: Hotel/Airport or your desired location.
Included: High-end vehicle and an English-speaking driver-guide.
Not included: Admission fees to any activities, meals, refreshments etc
What to bring: Good shoes, hat, gloves, warm jacket, camera.
1-3 person (price per car)
4-8 person (price per car)

Description from the operator, Protour.is. Prices and availability in the booking panel are live.

Included

High-end vehicle and an English-speaking driver-guide.

Not included

Admission fees to any activities, meals, refreshments etc

Cancellation for this tour

Free cancellation until 24 hours before departure; no refund after that. If the operator cancels for weather or safety, you get a full refund or a new date.

Who this is not for

Not a good fit if you want a relaxed day: 12 hours is a long time on the road, most of it spent getting there and back.
Priced per vehicle, so it is poor value for one or two people and good value for four or more sharing.

Read off the operator's own conditions. If none of it applies to you, this is a good one.

Why we list it

Protour.is is one of 207 operators we work with — chosen for reliability, honest descriptions and how they treat guests when weather changes plans. We don't list everything; we list what we'd book ourselves. The six checks every operator passes →

Read before you book

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Lagoons & spas — questions people ask

Is the Blue Lagoon worth it or is it too touristy?

It is busy and it is worth it, once. The water is milky blue from silica, the setting in the Reykjanes lava is unlike anywhere else, and it sits twenty minutes from Keflavík Airport, so it fits an arrival or departure day. Book a time slot in advance; it sells out. If crowds bother you, go early morning or after 20:00. The Secret Lagoon or Fontana on the Golden Circle are calmer and cheaper alternatives.

Can I do the Blue Lagoon on the way to or from the airport?

Yes, and it is the best way to use it. Transfers like IceTransfer's Keflavík to Blue Lagoon to Reykjavík (/experience/1036423/) or the reverse (/experience/1036419/) stop at the lagoon for a few hours with your luggage stored. Allow at least three hours at the lagoon and check that your slot lines up with your flight. Note that the Reykjanes eruptions have closed the lagoon at short notice; check its status before travelling.

What is the difference between the Secret Lagoon and the Blue Lagoon?

The Secret Lagoon at Flúðir is a simple, warm geothermal pool with a bubbling hot spring beside it and basic changing rooms. It is on the Golden Circle, so it slots into a sightseeing day (/experience/17050/, /experience/624446/). The Blue Lagoon is a spa: silica masks, swim-up bar, saunas and a price to match. If you want a soak after a day of waterfalls, Secret Lagoon. If you want the spa day, Blue Lagoon.

Do I have to shower naked before a pool in Iceland?

Yes, at every public pool and most lagoons. Swimwear off, wash thoroughly with soap, swimwear on, then into the water. It is a hygiene rule because Icelandic pools use very little chlorine, and it is taken seriously. Changing rooms are single-sex with open showers; some larger lagoons have a few private cubicles. Nobody looks. It feels odd for thirty seconds and then it does not.