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There are two outdoor swimming pools. The main pool is 16.7 metres (55 ft) long, and the temperature is around 28°C (82°F). The children's pool is kept at around 37°C (99°C). The hot tub is kept at about 41°C (106°F). They also have a sauna.
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With True Adventure you can try a tandem paragliding flight with experienced instructor pilots.
A show featuring a recreation of a volcanic eruption. Real lava is superheated live. Book tickets through their web site.
Reynisfjara
The Black Sand Beach is famous with its basalt stacks and black lava sands. Here you can also admire the impressive Reynisdrangar rock formations and view the Dýrhólaey peninsula not far away. For those that are into bird watching, they can see the puffins nesting in the mountain in the summer. This beach is perhaps the most dangerous in Iceland and there have been many fatalities caused by "sneaker waves" (waves that sweep in much further into the beach than onlookers would expect) sweeping people out to sea.
Three different tour companies offer guided tours of the naturally occurring ice caves on the nearby Kötlujökull glacier. A guided tour is required in order to see the ice caves. Each tour company includes transportation to and from the glacier, helmets, and crampons. A one-in-a-lifetime experience. Ages 6+.
It is only available in the summer and you can ride Icelandic horses in the countryside around Vik.
Gígjagjá
A massive cave formed in a volcanic eruption underneath a glacier over 100,000 years ago. It gets its name because its opening looks like the character Yoda from the Star Wars movies. The cave itself was featured in Star Wars Rogue. There are also ruins of a former farm, and look for a small waterfall in one of the hills.