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When this text is written, in may 2021 there is a variety of restaurants in Keflavik near B&B Guesthouse. Many are in walking distance, especially those that are on Hafnargata (seen in yellow text box on map). MUST TRY in Keflavik is a Polish restaurant called Polskur Matur, which is just half minute walking from

As stated in Iceland monitor “Reykjanes Peninsula is perhaps one of the most underrated places in Iceland. It’s the home of Keflavik International Airport, and most tourists drive straight from there to Reykjavik without so much as a stop for a look around, aside for a visit to the Blue Lagoon. They don’t know what

Guide to Iceland has published a great guide on travel trips in Iceland. Things like: Sightseeing at nighttime, that you shouldn’t try to buy beer in supermarkets or where to bathe in natural hot springs or if Covid 19 will impact your trip at all? Read further: Top 11 Travel Trips in Iceland

Getting ready for your visit to Iceland? Did you know that the International Airport is actually in Keflavik and not in Reykjavik like your destination indicates? Many are in for a surprise when they arrive at the International Airport in Iceland. You’ve actually landed in Keflavik, about 50 km drive from Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland. 

Inspired by Iceland has created a series of academy educational videos on how to behave in Iceland when travelling. Iceland is an amazing country filled with beautiful nature, wonderful food, and inspiring art and culture, and at the Inspired by Iceland Academy wants to help you get the most out of the experience when travelling in Iceland

A day tour that takes you to the volcanic landscapes of the Reykjanes Peninsula.  Visting us at B&B Guesthouse in Keflavik Center and want to explore the Reykjanes Peninsula, but you aren’t travelling around in a rental car? Then this might be the way to explore the wonders of the Reykjanes Peninsula. In this trip places such as the

Bus schedule to and from Reykjavik to Keflavik A new winter bus schedule for 2016 has just been released and can be found here: http://www.straeto.is/media/vetur-2016/55.pdf On page 1 you’ll see the buses going from Keflavik to Reykjavik and on page 2 you’ll see the buses coming from Reykjavik to Keflavik. Since the schedule is in Icelandic, here is a

  Want to experience somthing entierly different? You can go on guided hiking tours (in Icelandic) on the Reykjanes Peninsula for only 1500 ISK. Every Wednesday from May 27th thru August 12th, you can go by bus from Keflavik and experience the beauty on the Reykjanes Peninsula first hand. The difficulty of the walks vary

Inspired by Iceland launched a campaign where you could ask Gudmundur from various regions of Iceland to answer questions, based on their location. Guðmundur Steinarsson is the representative for Reykjanes and will tell you his regions secrets. Enjoy!