⚓ Cruise Port
Limited; nearly everyone flies in.
Stay central in Reykjavík (near Hallgrímskirkja or the harbor), and consider a Blue Lagoon stop on the way in from the airport, since it sits between KEF and the city.
Reykjavík, the world's northernmost capital, is the launchpad for Iceland's otherworldly landscapes — geysers, waterfalls, lava fields, and the milky-blue Blue Lagoon. The compact, colorful city itself has the soaring Hallgrímskirkja church, a quirky design scene, and the harbor for whale watching, but most cruisers head out to the Golden Circle. Geothermal, dramatic, and unlike anywhere else.
Iceland is expensive — cards work everywhere, so skip currency exchange. If you book the Blue Lagoon, reserve a time slot well ahead and consider doing it on the airport transfer, since it's right by KEF rather than in the city.
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