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8 Days
Get off the beaten path to catch the Northern Lights! Explore Iceland in 8 days on this incredible road trip on the Ring Road.
5 Days
Throughout the five days, visit the highlights of the iconic Golden Circle, explore an ice cave, walk on Diamond Beach, and see the majestic waterfalls! After sightseeing, join the exciting chase for the Northern Lights and watch the natural light show at the most unexpected locations! Þingvellir National Park (Thingvellir) Geysir Hot Springs Gullfoss Waterfall Seljalandsfoss Waterfall Skógafoss Waterfall Skaftafell - Vatnajökull National Park Jökulsarlón Glacier Lagoon Diamond Beach Ice Cave Visit Reynisfjara - Black Beach & Basalt Columns Eyjafjallajökull - Volcano / Glacier Views *Hekla - Volcano Views *Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon *subjected to weather conditions
3 Days
Enjoy the most popular excursions surrounding areas of San Pedro de Atacama, a little and charming town in the middle of the driest place on earth. Visit Salar de Atacama (the world’s third largest salt flat), Moon Valley, Death Valley and El Tatio Geysers (the third largest in the world).
2 Days
On this 2-day tour to West Iceland, we’ll take you first to Borgarfjordur, thought to be the location for many of the famous Icelandic Sagas. Deep in the heart of the wild landscapes here, you’ll see the most powerful hot springs in Europe, awe-inspiring waterfalls, and learn about local Viking history. This region is also home to Sturlureykir, a charming geothermal horse farm where Icelandic horses thrive in warm-spring meadows, offering a unique glimpse into rural farm life and traditional Icelandic culture. Then you’ll explore an astonishing lava cave system that was created over a thousand years ago, filled with stalactites, stalagmites, and fascinating ice formations. After an overnight stay in Borgarnes, you’ll then spend your second day discovering the dazzling Snaefellsnes peninsula. Snaefellsnes is also known as “Iceland in Miniature” because the highlights of the country can all be found in this one area. There are glittering glaciers, snow-covered volcanoes, black sand beaches, dramatic mountains, pretty fishing villages, cute seals, seabird colonies, and much more.
Experience some of the most beautiful nature in Iceland, glistening glaciers, active volcanoes, powerful waterfalls, gushing geysers, and colorful landscapes but there is so much more to this island in the North. Iceland has an exceptionally rich history and the tales and sagas are endless if you have someone to tell you. Join a guided 8-day tour in a small group that will give you the opportunity to take your Iceland experience to another level.
After a complimentary pick-up service, we’ll take you to Iceland’s famous Golden Circle, home to some of the country’s most visited natural attractions. Along the way, you’ll experience dramatic rift valleys, powerful waterfalls, bubbling geysers, and colorful volcanic landscapes. Your first stop is Þingvellir National Park, a place of incredible natural, historical, and cultural significance. Here, you can witness the continental plates slowly pulling apart and even stand with one foot in America and the other in Europe, on either side of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Þingvellir is also where Iceland’s first parliament met for nearly a thousand years, as chieftains gathered to make laws, settle disputes, and dispense justice. Next, we’ll visit Geysir, the highlight of the Haukadalur geothermal area. While the original Great Geysir is now mostly dormant, nearby Strokkur erupts every few minutes, sending powerful jets of superheated water high into the air. You’ll smell the sulfur in the air and experience the incredible geothermal energy beneath Iceland’s surface. From Geysir, we’ll make our way to Gullfoss, or the “Golden Falls.” This spectacular two-tiered waterfall is fed by glacial meltwater from Langjökull and plunges approximately 30 meters into a deep canyon. The powerful cascades create plenty of mist and spray, and on sunny days, you may even see brilliant rainbows above the falls. Our final stop of the day is Kerið, a striking volcanic crater known for its vibrant colors. The crater is only a few thousand years old, with its distinctive appearance created by iron deposits in the surrounding rocks. Lush green moss covers the caldera, while a beautiful turquoise lake sits at the bottom, making Kerið one of Iceland’s most memorable natural sights. You’ll then spend the night in Hveragerði, a charming village famous for its geothermal greenhouses and known as the gateway to Iceland’s South Coast. We typically arrive around 4:00 PM, giving you plenty of time to explore and enjoy the town before a relaxing evening. After a good night’s rest, we’ll set out to explore Iceland’s spectacular South Coast. Prepare for breathtaking waterfalls, glacier-covered mountains, dramatic black sand beaches, and picturesque farmlands. During the summer months, you may even spot adorable puffins in their natural habitat. Keep an eye out for Icelandic horses and the country’s impressive volcanoes and snow-capped mountains along the way. Our first stops are the magnificent Seljalandsfoss and Gljúfrabúi waterfalls. Seljalandsfoss drops approximately 60 meters, and when conditions allow, you can even walk behind the waterfall for a truly unique perspective. You’ll also have a chance to admire Eyjafjallajökull, the famous volcano that disrupted air traffic across Europe in 2010. We’ll then continue to Skógafoss, another spectacular 60-meter waterfall. Its name means “Forest Falls,” a reference to the forests that once covered the area before the early Viking settlers cleared them. On sunny days, keep an eye out for beautiful rainbows in the mist. Next, we’ll visit Sólheimajökull, one of Iceland’s most accessible glaciers. Its name translates to “Sun’s Home Glacier,” and you’ll have the opportunity to admire and photograph this incredible frozen landscape. From there, we’ll continue to Dyrhólaey, a dramatic peninsula featuring towering black rock formations and sweeping views of the surrounding black sand beach. During the summer, the area is home to thousands of puffins, making it an excellent place to see these charming seabirds up close. Our final stop is the world-famous Reynisfjara black sand beach. Here, you can experience the power of the Atlantic waves crashing against the striking Reynisdrangar sea stacks and admire the distinctive hexagonal basalt columns along the cliffs. Experience Iceland’s incredible natural wonders on this unforgettable journey through the Golden Circle and South Coast. Book your adventure today!
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