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4 Days
During these four days excursion, we will explore the most famous locations in the Golden Circle and the South, and the West. See our stunning glacier lagoon Jökulsárlón, Europe's largest glacier, and travel to one of the most visually stunning areas of Iceland's Snæfellsnes peninsula. In this multiday tour package we combine some of our best tour options. You’ll get the chance to see the beautiful Western Iceland. There, you’ll explore the hidden gem of the West, the peninsula of Snæfellsnes also known as “Iceland in a nutshell”. Snaefellsnes is characterized by magnificent and picturesque sites: glacial-carved mountains, endless black beaches, moss topped lava fields, volcanic craters, coastal cliffs topped off by the volcanic glacier Snæfellsjökull and the Center of the Earth. You’ll also get the chance to see the famous geothermal erupting Geysir, the powerful waterfall Gullfoss and Thingvellir National Park in the Golden Circle. You’ll also be taken to the famous South Coast. Along the shore, you’ll get to see the two waterfalls Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss, and the famous Black Sand Beach. You’ll also visit the stunning Glacier Lagoon Jökulsárlón in Vatnajökull National Park, where you’ll also get the chance to explore Europe’s largest glacier and enter a blue ice cave. And if nature allows, you’ll get a view of the magnificent Northern Lights at night. This itinerary is provided as a sample for reference only. Final route details will be confirmed and shared closer to the departure date.
Get to know Cappadocia, Ephesus, and Magical Pamukkale on an action-packed overnight tour! With 3 domestic flights included, plus hotel accommodations and excursions, the tour includes everything you need to see Cappadocia, Ephesus, and Pamukkale with ease.
6 Days
On your first day, you will travel along the South Coast to admire the stunning waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss, as well as the secret Gljufrabui. You will also visit Vatnajokull, the largest glacier in Europe, and the unique black beach Reynisfjara near the village of Vík. The second day continues through the East Coast. First on the itinerary is a visit to Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon. During summer months (May-October) you can take a closer look at floating icebergs during an Amphibious boat tour, while during winter (November-March) you can jump in a superjeep on the journey to discover a natural Blue Ice Cave. The nearby Diamond Beach is a must-see place while visiting this beautiful country – no matter the season, the view over the satin black sand beach decorated by melting ice chunks looks equally stunning. On this day you will also visit the Vestrahorn Mountain, the Lagarfljot Lake inhabited by the Icelandic version of Loch Ness monster, and the Studlagil Canyon, just to name a few attractions. Your journey through the coastline takes you along narrow fjords, endless green valleys and charming fishing villages. On Day 3, you will travel through a totally unique landscape around Lake Mývatn, shaped by extremely high volcanic activity. There you will go for good hikes around geothermal fields with bubbling mud pots, countless craters, hot springs, and even inside the geothermal cave of Grjotagja. During the scenic drive through northern parts of Iceland, you will also stop to admire three amazing waterfalls: Dettifoss (the most powerful waterfall in Europe), Selfoss and Godafoss (waterfall of the Gods). The day ends in Akureyri – the capital of Northern Iceland. You will start Day 4 by kicking off from Akureyri, heading north to the village called Dalvik, where you can embark on a boat searching for whales in the beautiful Eyjafjordur. This area is known for its unusually high presence of many representatives of whales, unlike in many other parts of Iceland. In Hvammstangi there is even more wildlife waiting for you. You will visit the Icelandic Seal Center – an award-winning museum run by a non-profit organization focusing on protecting these cute mammals. In addition to the wildlife watching, you will also be able to admire the picturesque Hvitserkur rock and Kolugjlufur canyon. On Day 5 you will travel through the western part of the island, where you can discover the many wonders found in the historic Borgarfjordur region. Highlights include Hraunfossar, a world-unique lava waterfall stretching nearly 900 meters across the landscape, the Grábrók Volcanic Craters, and Deildartunguhver – the most powerful hot spring in Europe. During your journey, you’ll also visit Sturlureykir, a geothermal horse farm where Icelandic horses roam warm-spring meadows, offering a peaceful glimpse into traditional rural life. You will then continue deeper into the area for an expedition inside Viðgelmir, the largest known lava cave in Iceland, bringing your day to a memorable close filled with nature, geology, and local culture. On the last day, you will see some real classics. You will drive following the Golden Circle route to admire Gullfoss, the beautiful “Golden waterfall”, the active geothermal area of Geysir, where you can see Strokkur spout up to 25 meters every five to seven minutes, the old Icelandic Parliament area in Thingvellir National Park, and the Kerid Volcanic crater that tops it off before returning to Reykjavík. The maximum number of passengers on this tour is 19, which creates a more personal and enjoyable experience for our guests.
8 Days
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.
5 Days
During this tour, you will see all the best that Iceland has to offer! You will visit many of the best-known tourist places in Iceland, but you will also stop at places that are our best-kept secrets, where you can avoid the crowds and discover places in Iceland to call your own. On your first day, you will travel along the South Coast to admire the stunning waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss, as well as the secret Gljufrabui. You will also visit Vatnajokull, the largest glacier in Europe, and the unique black beach Reynisfjara near the village of Vík. The second day continues through the East Coast. First on the itinerary is a visit to Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon. During summer months (May-October) you can take a closer look at floating icebergs during an Amphibious boat tour, while during winter (November-March) you can jump in a superjeep on the journey to discover a natural Blue Ice Cave. The nearby Diamond Beach is a must-see place while visiting this beautiful country – no matter the season, the view over the satin black sand beach decorated by melting ice chunks looks equally stunning. On this day, you will also visit the Vestrahorn Mountain, the Lagarfljot Lake inhabited by the Icelandic version of Loch Ness monster, and the Studlagil Canyon, just to name a few attractions. Your journey through the coastline takes you along narrow fjords, endless green valleys and charming fishing villages. On Day 3, you will travel through a totally unique landscape around Lake Mývatn, shaped by extremely high volcanic activity. There you will go for good hikes around geothermal fields with bubbling mud pots, countless craters, hot springs, and even inside the geothermal cave of Grjotagja. During the scenic drive through the northern parts of Iceland, you will also stop to admire three amazing waterfalls: Dettifoss (the most powerful waterfall in Europe), Selfoss, and Godafoss (waterfall of the Gods). The day ends in Akureyri, the capital of Northern Iceland. You will start Day 4 by kicking off from Akureyri, heading north to the village called Dalvik, where you can embark on a boat searching for whales in the beautiful Eyjafjordur. This area is known for its unusually high presence of many representatives of whales, unlike in many other parts of Iceland. In Hvammstangi there is even more wildlife waiting for you. You will visit the Icelandic Seal Center – award winning museum run by a non-profit organization focusing on protecting these cute mammals. In addition to the wildlife watching you will also be able to admire the picturesque Hvitserkur rock and Kolugjlufur canyon. On your last day you explore the famous landmarks of Borgarfjordur, from Hraunfossar’s cascading lava streams to the Grábrók Craters and the immense geothermal power of Deildartunguhver. As part of your journey through this valley, you’ll visit Sturlureykir, a horse farm known for its friendly Icelandic horses and long-standing traditions rooted in the warm ground beneath it. The day continues with a guided tour inside Viðgelmir before we head back to Reykjavík.
2 Days
After a complimentary pick-up service, we will take you to the famous Golden Circle - the most visited attraction of Iceland. You’ll enjoy geysers, rift valleys, waterfalls and colorful volcanic craters. We’ll take you first to Thingvellir National Park, where you will see the astonishing spectacle of continental plates tearing apart. Here you can stand with one foot in America and the other in Europe, on either side of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Thingvellir is a place of great historical and cultural significance for Icelanders. It’s where its first parliament met for a thousand years, as chieftains would gather to make laws, dispense justice and settle disputes. Some were even executed in the “drowning pool”! The next stop on your Golden Circle tour is Geysir, the highlight of the Haukadalur geothermal area. Bubbling with “hot spring” activity, this is the place that gave geysers all over the world their name. The “Great Geysir” has fallen silent now, but another spouting spring called Strokkur is just a few meters away. Strokkur is an “old faithful”, erupting every few minutes, sending fountains of superheated water high into the air. You’ll smell the sulfur in the air, and you’ll sense the phenomenal power of nature boiling under the surface of the Earth! After Geysir, there is a short drive to another fantastic sight, Gullfoss. The “Gold Falls” are a two-step waterfall fed by the nearby glacier at Langjokull with freezing meltwater, thundering down 30 meters into a deep ravine. The power of these cascades creates a lot of mist and spray, so you might get a little wet if you get too close! On sunlit days, that means there will be constant displays of brilliant rainbows too. Next, we take you to the South Coast to visit Kerid, a brightly colored volcanic crater. Kerid is only a few thousand years old, and the crater’s colorful appearance comes from iron deposits in the rocks. The caldera is also covered with lush banks of velvet-green moss. Inside the crater lies a shallow turquoise-colored lake, making Kerid one of the most striking sights seen anywhere in Iceland. You will spend the night in Hveragerði - charming village famous for its geothermally heated greenhouses, Hveragerdi is the gateway to the South Coast of Iceland. We usually arrive there around 4 pm – which gives you plenty of time to enjoy this charming town. After a good night rest it is time to spend a day on Iceland’s sensational South Coast and to be thrilled by astonishing waterfalls, gleaming glacier-topped mountains and a dramatic black sand beach. In the summer, you’ll see the cutest seabirds in the world up close in their natural habitat! Wherever you look, you’ll see brooding volcanoes and beautiful snow-capped mountains as we make our way through the rich farmlands. Look out for the Icelandic horses on the way! Your first stop will be the fantastic waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Gljúfrabúi. The dazzling cascades crash down from 60 meters, and you can even walk behind Seljalandsfoss when the conditions are right – a unique experience! You’ll have heard the name of this mountain before – it’s Eyjafjallajökull, the volcano that stopped air traffic for a week in 2010! On the other side of the mountain is our next stop – another incredible waterfall that we call Skógafoss. The name means “Forest Falls”, but the early Viking settlers chopped all the trees down long ago! Look out for rainbows here on sunny days. The next stop on your dream day on the South Coast is Sólheimajökull. The name translates as the “Sun’s Home Glacier”, and it’s one of Iceland’s most accessible glaciers, so we’ll bring you here to take photos of this frozen natural marvel. Then we will make our way to Dyrhólaey, a magnificent peninsula of black rock arches that soars over a black sand beach. This magical spot is home to thousands of puffins in the summer months. Everyone loves puffins, and you’ll get perfect pictures of them here. Our last stop is the world-famous black sand beach at Reynisfjara. Feel the powerful Atlantic waves as they batter the stunning rocks of the Reynisdrangar and gaze at the hexagonal basalt columns hugging the cliffs. Don’t miss this tour – book today!
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