Join this unique journey where you will experience the vast extremes and incredible beauty of the wild Icelandic nature. Here you will encounter fascinating bird life, geothermal activity, flora, saga, and impressive geological formations. The tour starts with a short flight to Akureyri from Reykjavík Domestic Airport. In Akureyri, you will meet a local guide at the airport, who will take you directly to the Lake Mývatn area. The first stop is at the beautiful waterfall Goðafoss, where law speaker Þorgeir Ljósvetningagoði is said to have cast the old Nordic idols, after he declared Christianity to be the official custom of Iceland, in order to settle religious strife at the time between pagan and Christian groups. You will also see the pseudocraters of Skútustaðagígar, along the lake, before entering the chaotic lava field of Dimmuborgir, the "Dark Fortress," with is incredible lava formations. These natural shapes, created thousands of years ago as the lava cooled following an eruption in the east of the country, form strange pathways, stacks and towers scattered across the lava field. Next you will visit the underground hot springs of Grjótagjá and the geothermal area of Hverir by Mt. Námafjall, where you'll see various sulphur pits, steaming fumaroles, and boiling mud pools. In summertime, you'll proceed to the Krafla volcano site and pass by the power station there. From the volcanic crater Víti in Krafla, formed in the great Mývatnseldar eruption of 1724, you will have a fine view of Leirhnjúkur volcano, which features further mudholes and fumaroles. You will finish up your tour with a two-hour relaxation in the famed Mývatn Nature Baths, where you can marvel at some of the most beautiful scenery in Iceland. The entry fee is not included in the tour price, but can be added as extra. Take this opportunity to see beatuiful Lake Mývatn for yourself! Check availability by choosing a date. Note: There is no pickup for this tour available in Reykjavík and you need to arrive at the airport 45 minutes before departure of the flight.

Travel in comfort and style to the popular Golden Circle and the stunning South Coast on this luxury jeep tour to the stunning scenery of the Icelandic landscapes. After being picked up in your comfortable jeep in Reykjavík, you will start the tour with the famous Golden Circle route. The first destination on this drive is the historic Þingvellir National Park, the place where Icelanders originally founded what is now the world's longest-running parliament. Þingvellir is located directly between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, and the edges of both are clearly visible and marked by cracks on both sides of the valley.. The area is also noted for its birch forests, ravines, lava landscapes and crystal-clear water. After Þingvellir, we drive to the Geysir Geothermal Area, in Haukadalur valley. This colourful, hilly landscape is broken with steaming hot springs. It is also home to the geysers; Geysir itself no longer erupts, but Strokkur is very active and blows off every five minutes or so. Gullfoss is the country's most famous waterfall. While most tours end here, you have another list of sites to reach, all along the South Coast. The first of these are three waterfalls. Seljalandsfoss is a tall waterfall that you can walk behind. Gljúfrabúi is magical, hidden in a secret grotto while Skógafoss is a massive, wide waterfall and throws off a huge cloud of spray. All three of these waterfalls sit in the shadow of the notorious sub-glacial volcano Eyjafjallajökull. We will on a clear day enjoy the beauty of the Glaciers Mýrdalsjökull, Sólheimajökull and Eyjafjallajökull. We finish the day by admiring the spectacular coastal locations around the village of Vík. Dyrhólaey is a set of cliffs with a mighty rock arch that becomes home to thousands of puffins in summer, whereas Reynisfjara Black Beach known for the sea-stacks called Reynisdrangar. After enjoying these sites, you will return to Reykjavík. Don't miss your opportunity to combine two essential sightseeing tours in luxury. Check availability by choosing a date.

Don't miss out on this adventurous day tour to the surreal, yet sublime, Landmannalaugar, one of the country's most wild and beautiful spots. This tour is the perfect opportunity for travellers hoping to experience some of the lesser-visited regions during their time in Iceland.  You will leave Iceland's charming capital city, Reykjavik, in the early morning, setting out towards the gorgeous Highlands in a specially modified Super Jeep, the perfect vehicle for traversing Landmannalaugar's tricky terrain. One of the first stops of the day is Hjálparfoss, one of Iceland's most beautiful waterfalls. From there, the tour continues through the amazing and dramatic mountainscapes that so characterise the area. You will stumble across the water-filled crater, Ljótipollur, one of the highlights of the day, before entering the Highlands themselves. When you do so, you will be immediately overcome with the colourful, kaleidoscopic hillsides visible from every window of your Super Jeep.  In the heart of Landmannalaugar, you will have the chance to take a bath in a natural hot-spring; the area is dotted with geothermally heated pools, landing the region the title "The Pools of the People". Please make sure to bring a towel and swimwear if you're looking to enjoy these soothing waters, all the while surrounded by the dazzling Rhyolite mountains. Alternatively, you could decide to take a small hike through the area. After relaxing in the pool, or once you're back from your short hike, the tour will take you to the Queen of Icelandic volcano's, Mount Hekla. You will be driven up to a height of approx. 900 meters above sea-level to capture some astonishing views in all directions. make sure not to forget your camera; you will definitely want to snapshot the gorgeous and sweeping panoramas.  So hurry now! Don't miss your chance to visit this surreal and fantastical area for a unique chance to explore the Icelandic central highlands. Check availability by choosing a date.

Experience the barren interior and lunar-like landscapes of the Icelandic Highlands, on this day tour to Askja Caldera from Akureyri, with an added visit to Goðafoss Waterfall. If you’re staying in the North and wish to see some of the most celebrated highlights of the Icelandic wilderness, this is the excursion for you.  Your adventure begins with a pickup in the Capital of the North, Akureyri, where you will meet your experienced local guide and begin your super jeep journey to the barren landscapes of the Highlands of Iceland, stopping at Lake Mývatn amongst other photo-opportunity locations.   You’ll be visiting iconic landmarks such as the Herðubreiðalindir Oasis, a lush nature reserve of the Ódáðahraun lava field; and the Drekagil Gully, an eerie, fairytale-like ravine named after a dragon. Your guide will also lead you to a number of other off-the-map sites and places, showing you where Icelandic outlaws hid out in their banishment during the Middle Ages.  The highlight of your trip, however, will be the Askja Caldera, surrounded by the rhyolite mountains of Dyngjufjöll, with peaks reaching up to 1,500 metres (5,000 feet) above sea-level. This very location was utilised by NASA to train their astronauts for the first lunar landing during the 1960s space race.  Hiking up to the caldera, you’ll immediately understand why the space program deemed this part of planet Earth to be the perfect training ground for walking on the surface of the moon. The landscapes at hand are truly otherworldly, especially the milky waters of lake Öskjuvatn within the bowl of the caldera.  During your journey, who knows, you might run into the ghosts of outlaws, night trolls, hidden people or other creatures that have allegedly haunted travellers for centuries. Before the tour is over, you will also visit one of the pearls of the North, the mighty waterfall Goðafoss, adding something extra to an already fantastic travel experience in Iceland. Don’t miss out on this Highland adventure in the north of Iceland, witnessing lunar landscapes and cascading waterfalls. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Step right up to experience the glaciers, icebergs and waterfalls that give Iceland its stunning reputation, culminating at one of the most popular attractions of all: Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon. This tour is for anyone who would like to see the landscapes which make Iceland one of the hottest tourist destinations in the world. You’ll be picked up at your designated pickup location in Reykjavík and glide down the south coast, past sun-sparkled fields of grass, fields of black lava cooled and hardened after eruptions long ago, sheep and horses playing with their young in the glens, and cliffs and mountains rising high over the land. The lunch break will be held at a local restaurant where you can discover Icelandic dishes! Once you have stretched your legs, you’ll continue on the coast past Vatnajökull, the largest glacier in Iceland. Finally, you’ll reach one of the crowning glories of Iceland, Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon. The ancient ice in the lake breaks off from the Breiðamerkurjökull glacier, making its way through the lagoon before being released into the sea. You’ll have plenty of time to explore here, watching out for gulls and seals that play in the lagoon and admiring the blue colour of the icebergs. You can also take a walk on nearby Diamond Beach with its black sand, another hint towards Iceland's volcanic past. Chunks of ice wash on shore here and sparkle in the sun like diamonds on a bed of velvet, which is what inspired the name. You’ll make your way back to the West and stop in Vík, a small town on the coast and an important stop on the Ring Road. You’ll experience the cute cafés and souvenir shops during this dinner break. On the way back, you’ll be passing one of Iceland’s most famous waterfall: Seljalandsfoss. An additional secret stop will be planned in this itinerary! So hurry now and grab a seat on this fantastic bus tour to see the true natural jewels of Iceland’s south coast. Check the booking availability by choosing a date.

Book this city break package and have a wonderful vacation in Iceland! The moment you arrive, you'll be able to enjoy the magnificent environment as well as the quirky and cool city of Reykjavík. This package lets you sample the best parts of Iceland without fuss or stress. Come on over and enjoy! We'll handle the rest. The itinerary strikes an excellent balance between nature and culture. You'll visit the Blue Lagoon, the Golden Circle, see tall, beautiful waterfalls and geysers blowing sky high in a wondrous display of power, and behold volcanic glaciers and the grim-yet-enchanting black sand beaches. A Northern Lights tour is also included for you so you can hunt for their otherworldly beauty in the night sky. There are plenty of ways to add more excitement to your vacation, despite its short length. Good things come in small packages, after all. You may choose extra activities to add on to certain days during booking.  On your way around the Golden Circle, you could opt for snowmobiling on the great Langjökull glacier, whizzing over the white expanse without a care, or go snorkelling in the crystal clear Silfra fissure, in the waters that fill the void between the Eurasian and American tectonic plates.  You could also get back to nature with a horseback riding tour in the south Icelandic countryside. The Icelandic horse has one of the smoothest gaits known to man, and their small size means that they are not intimidating, even for beginners.  As you admire the black sand beaches and splashing waterfalls of the south coast, you can take a few hours to hike across the glacier and experience what it feels like to be isolated from the world.  Reserve a date now and welcome to the land of Northern Lights! Check availability by choosing a date.

Explore the beautiful Icelandic winter scene with this 6-day package. Visit the most sought-after sites in Iceland, like the Blue Lagoon, the Golden Circle, and the South Coast, and spice up your trip with a visit to an unparallelled Icelandic winter wonder: the stunning blue ice cave in Vatnajökull National Park. Travelling the country couldn't be easier with this winter package, all accommodations, transportation and guided visits to some of Iceland's most beautiful attractions will be sorted out for you, allowing you to travel with ease and comfort. With this package, you'll get to explore the famed attractions of the Golden Circle, travel the South Coast all the way to Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, and enter a winter-world inside an authentic ice cave. You will also get to hunt for the stunning Northern Lights and a soak in the geothermal waters of the Blue Lagoon.  If you wish to add more excitement to your days, you can add on tours where you ride the Icelandic horse, snorkel at Þingvellir National Park, snowmobile on Langjökull glacier, watch the whales off the shores of Reykjavík or spend a day on the beautiful Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Discover the wonders of Iceland in the wintertime with this fantastic 6-day tour! Check booking availability now, by choosing a date.

Join this exploration of Iceland’s South Coast and discover its stunning glaciers, lava fields, volcanoes and waterfalls. This two-day tour is perfect for anyone looking to see the finest natural marvels Iceland has to offer. During this two-day adventure, you will embark on a boat ride of Jökulsárlón glacial lagoon and visit the Diamond Beach which is bejewelled with melting icebergs year round. You will also ascend a glacier tongue on a guided hike, feeling the power of the ice cap under your feet and enjoying the sceneries of a frozen wonderland of vast ice expenses. Get ready to catch a glimpse of Iceland’s wildlife, as puffins nest in the hills of Reynisfjall, and curious seals swim around the icebergs of Jökulsárlón. This tour is extremely popular so reserve your spot now to not miss out on this incredible opportunity. Check availability by choosing a date.

Join this two-day tour of the stunning South Coast of Iceland to discover glaciers, lava fields, volcanoes, rivers and cascading waterfalls, as well as the unique and naturally formed Blue Ice Cave. This excursion is for anyone looking to experience the vast wonders of Iceland in only two days.  Your adventure begins with a pickup from Reykjavík City on the morning of your first day, after which you will pay a visit to two of the country’s most famous and remarkable waterfalls, Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss. Then, you will be treated to nearby waterfalls of equal beauty; Gljúfrabúi, Kvernufoss and Írafoss, which are hidden gems of the area that many people miss out on experiencing. The black pebble beach Reynisfjara and its stunning sea stacks Reynisdrangar will complete this exciting first day of the tour. After a good night’s rest, your adventure continues, as you visit the otherworldly nature reserve Skaftafell and take a walk along the Diamond Beach. The beach consists of black velvet sands dotted with glistening icebergs that are making their way from the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon to the Atlantic Ocean.  The glacier lagoon counts as one of Iceland’s primary attractions, where you can gaze at the huge chunks of ice floating in the azure waters—you might even spot the resident seals that are often curious enough to greet visitors.  Then it’s time for the highlight of the tour; to visit a natural ice cave within Vatnajökull glacier, Iceland’s largest ice cap. To visit one of these caves is a rarity and a privilege, as they are hunted down by experts each fall and fill with meltwater each spring. Since this is the winter season, there is a good chance the Northern Lights might grace you with their presence each night of your adventure.  This tour is in high demand and of limited availability. Book now if you want to experience the nature of Iceland. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Travel one of the most beautiful routes in the country, the Svalvogar Circle route, and see mountain ranges, fjords and valleys on an amazing day tour. Those wanting an in-depth experience to the Westfjords should not let this opportunity pass them by.  The Svalvogar Circle is one of the country’s best-kept secrets. This 49-kilometre country road starts at the magnificent Dýrafjörður fjord and stretches along mountains and headlands before ending in a circle back at the fjord. The rocky terrain of the road makes it inaccessible for vehicles other than specially designed super jeeps, which are built to handle Iceland’s rugged landscapes. On this tour, you’ll board one of those super jeeps and travel this narrow and exposed coastal route, enjoying spectacular scenery along the way. Departing from Ísafjörður, you will make your way to Dýrafjörður fjord and onto the Kjaransvegur road. This track was carved into the mountain by one man and his son, only using a small bulldozer. It is a remarkable feat of engineering, iron, and pure willpower.  The road snakes along the edges of a high cliff and goes through deep valleys and pebble beaches. On this winding track, you’ll see the desolate fate of a former settlement in the abandoned farmhouses that are dotted around the area.  Looming over you is a scenic mountain range often referred to as ‘The Westfjord Alps’. At the mountain pass Kvennaskarð, you will start a moderate hike, ascending 570 metres to the summit of the Westfjord’s tallest mountain, Kaldbakur. At the top, you’ll get incredible views over the Westfjords, its verdant valleys and picturesque mountains. You’ll then hike back to the super jeep, and travel once more through the narrow road until you reach Ísafjörður again.  Discover one of Iceland’s hidden gem with this day tour. Check availability by choosing a date.

Take home unforgettable precious memories from a complete tour of Iceland, from North to South, East to West, in just eight action-packed days. This tour is for anyone who would like to see all Iceland has to offer, from the most famous spots to the lesser-known gems. This is the perfect tour for those who want to relax, not worry about the road, and take in all the beauty of a new country around them.  Customise the tour to your desires as you book, to create the perfect holiday for you. You can add various activities, such as horseback riding, snorkelling, and whale watching. See the daily itinerary below for details. On Day 7, you have a choice to stay in Reykjavík and relax or to jet across the country to Akureyri, the "Capital of the North," for a tour of Lake Mývatn. This tour begins with a stop at the famous Blue Lagoon, and continues through highlights like the Golden Circle, the south coast, Vatnajökull National Park, and Snæfellsnes peninsula. You'll also have many opportunities to hunt the Northern Lights each evening. You'll spend Day 4 ice caving, a rare treat for visitors to Iceland, only available in the deep winter. These ice caves are carefully searched out each fall by qualified glacier guides, experts who know when the ice is safe and ready to display its dazzling beauty. Each spring, they melt and disappear forever, so you must see them during this limited time.  Delve into the magic of Iceland in winter, to Reykjavík and beyond! Check booking availability now, by choosing a date.

Take a day of your Icelandic vacation to explore Landmannalaugar and Hrauneyjar, at the edge of Iceland’s most eye-catching and active volcanic area. This journey should not be missed by anyone looking to experience the pristine Highlands of Iceland. This region is one of the last areas before entering the wide lava fields and mountainous features of the Highlands and is centrally located near landmarks such as Fjallabak Nature Reserve, Þjórsárdalur valley, Mount Hekla, Sprengisandur plateau, and Veidivötn lakes. After pickup, your journey will take you through the Þjórsádalur Valley with a stop at Hjálparfoss waterfall, one of the most unusual falls in Iceland. Located at the joining of two rivers, Fossá and Þjórsá, this waterfall forms an arc or bowl that flows in one long curve into the basin below. Next, you’ll take in the sight of Ljótipolur crater. Its name means “ugly puddle” in Icelandic, but it is anything but. The minerals in the stone have painted the crater in stunning hues of orange, red and purple as the lava rock gently cups a pure blue-grey lake at the bottom. After this colourful explosion, you’ll be treated to the stark beauty of Landmannalaugar, part of the Laugahraun lava field, which was formed in an eruption around the year 1477. You should take advantage of the natural hot springs abundant in this area and go for a swim. Bathing in a hot spring has many health benefits that native Icelanders have enjoyed for years. The warm water is relaxing, raising the body temperature slowly and easing muscle pain. Also, bathing in a hot spring allows the skin to absorb minerals in the water such as sulphur, calcium, magnesium and lithium. These minerals are important as they provide healing effects to the body, as well as having a therapeutic effect on any skin problems. If you prefer to stay dry, you can take a guided hike around the area and hear the history of the landscape from your knowledgeable guide. If you wish to take a dip in the hot springs, don’t forget your swimming gear and towel in addition to sturdy shoes and warm clothes for hiking. Don’t miss this day tour gallivanting in the countryside, topped off with a relaxing swim in a natural hot spring or an invigorating hike. Check availability by choosing a date.

Come along on this tour of the exciting Highlands of north Iceland. This tour is perfectly suited for nature and outdoor enthusiasts who want to connect directly with Iceland's raw and unbound natural elements.  The tour begins in the charming village of Varmahlíð, where you will be picked up from your accommodation. You will be taken across the rolling agricultural area, with fields of Icelandic horses grazing in the sun, past the many greenhouses and geothermal features which make this area special. Your first stop is one such place, Laugarfell hot spring. Located between two glaciers, Hofsjökull and Vatnajökull, this bubbling pool is an oasis from the cold. In summer, the pools have three open huts where you may rest or make a meal before you take a dip in the warm, naturally soothing waters. After you‘ve refreshed yourself, you‘ll visit Sprengisandur, a vast black sand plateau. In the Middle Ages, this expanse provided an important path connecting remote areas of Iceland to the south, so that people could make their way to the yearly parliament, the Alþing. A treacherous area of the country, Sprengisandur is often inaccessible because of flooding in the spring and snow in the winter, and it is said to be haunted by the ghosts of those unwary souls who attempted to make the crossing in bad conditions. Next, you‘re off to enjoy the view of Vatnajökull, the largest glacier in Europe, crossing the Gæsavatnaleið highland road. Then, you will take in the majestic sight of Askja caldera, the rippling waters of Lake Askja at the bottom ringed by the snow-capped Dyngjufjöll mountains. After this, you’ll take in another geological wonder: Víti, a volcanic explosion crater created by an earth-shaking volcanic eruption at the start of the famous Mývatn Fires of 1724. The eruption continued for five years, and Víti’s bubbling crater boiled for more than a century following this traumatic event. From Víti, you’ll make your way to Herðubreið, a mountainous volcanic structure known as a tuya, and to Lake Mývatn, with its surrounding wetlands and rich bird life, before reaching your nightly destination in Akureyri, the capital of the North, via Goðafoss waterfall. The beauty of this area of Iceland is only accessible for a few months each year, so don’t miss your chance to see it! Check availability by choosing a date.

Join this tour for an unforgettable journey of north Iceland in summer. Travel through the countryside, now awake after the long winter, dotted with sheep and Icelandic horses at play, through volcanic craters and magnificent mountains. You’ll be picked up at your accommodation in Akureyri and taken to the indomitable Goðafoss, a powerful waterfall which gives life to the surrounding land. Goðafoss means 'God's Waterfall; it was named during the conversion of Iceland to Christianity in the year 1000 AD. Upon returning from the Alþingi where the religion was adopted throughout the land, the law-speaker threw his figures of the Norse gods into the water here, changing Iceland’s history forever. Next, you’ll visit the largest bird sanctuary in Europe, a short distance from the shores of Lake Mývatn. Despite its beautiful, stark landscape, Iceland has few native animal species, and so we care deeply for our birds. The wetlands around the lake are a protected space for the dozens of species who visit our shores in the warmer months. In particular, you’ll view many types of ducks and other seabirds wheeling through the sky, nesting, or scanning the waters for their next meal. The spectacular scenery continues at Dimmuborgir, 'the Dark Fortress'. Formations of lava leftover from an enormous lava tube which collapsed long ago have created dramatic caves, castles and towers of rock that loom over the pathway. Then, you will take in the incredibly varied landscape of Námaskarð geothermal area, located between the Krafla volcanic area and the desert plain of Mývatsöræfi. Bubbling mud springs and hissing steam vents add colour and noise to this experience; take a deep breath and smell the primordial sulphur in the air. This area is also unexpectedly colourful, where mineral deposits in the mud and rock have streaked the lava field in a rainbow display. You will glide by the mountain Herðubreið and take in new lava deposits on the raw landscape of Holuhraun lava field before stopping at the huge volcanic crater Askja to admire the crystalline lake at the bottom, reflecting the snow-capped peaks of the surrounding mountains. While there, you will admire the grim, desolate expanse of the nearby crater Víti, which is the Icelandic word for 'hell'. Finally, you’ll be delivered back to Akureyri for an evening of rest. Don't miss out on this opportunity to view the startling landscape features which make Iceland unique! Check availability by choosing a date.

Travel along the greatest region of Iceland’s west with this special jeep tour of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. This excursion will take you into one of Iceland’s National Parks, and to a wealth of diverse sites.  The jeep you will be picked up in from Reykjavík has a maximum capacity of ten guests, ensuring a personalised experience. As soon as your group has boarded, you will head north to the peninsula, via a stop for refreshments in Borgarnes. The first sign that you have reached Snæfellsnes is the Gerðuberg cliffs. These have a long and dramatic row of perfectly formed hexagonal columns, very unusual and rare formations caused by old eruptions only found in few places around the world. Next on the peninsula, you can find a seal colony that rests on Ytri Tunga beach, great for those who love wildlife. Animal lovers will also rejoice a little further down at the Londrangar pinnacles, which thousands of birds nest on, particularly summer. Between these two destinations is the Rauðfeldsgjá gorge, a dramatic ravine in a mighty cliff face. You will then come across the incredible Snæfellsjökull, a twin-peaked subglacial volcano within a National Park of the same name. This feature is best known for holding a cave said to lead you on a ‘Journey to the Centre of the Earth’, in the Jules Verne novel at least. Finally, you will reach one of the most picturesque mountains in Iceland, the pyramid-shaped Mount Kirkjufell. This is a popular subject for photographers, particularly from angles where the adjacent waterfall can be included in the composition. As you travel across the peninsula, you will see many fishing villages, coastal features, and beautiful countryside. After truly appreciating it all, you will be whisked back to Reykjavík. See the land nicknamed ‘Iceland in Miniature’, and find out why. Check availability by choosing a date.

Reserve this 9-day package tour to experience all the best attractions Iceland has to offer in winter. In addition to visiting the most exciting and popular attractions, such as the Blue Lagoon and the Golden Circle, you'll have a rare opportunity to see a natural gem, an ice cave in the Vatnajökull glacier. You will also see the famed Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, which has made numerous appearances in Hollywood blockbuster films. Snæfellsnes, the peninsula aptly nicknamed "Iceland in miniature," is another highlight of this package. You will also have a free day to explore the capital Reykjavík while also the chance to visit Akureyri, the largest city in northern Iceland, with an included flight. From there, you'll investigate the cratered landscape of the Lake Mývatn area and the strange, elf-blessed formations of lava rocks. All your accommodation is included in this travel package. You'll be able to customise your trip with additional activities to suit your interests, whether you want to make your vacation a haven of relaxation, or cram every evening with something fun. On your day in the Golden Circle area, you can go snorkelling in Silfra fissure while at Þingvellir.  If the waters don't call to you, try the glacier and mountains! You can go snowmobiling on top of Langjökull glacier, the second largest ice cap in Iceland. Zoom across the ice as fast as you can, or take your time and enjoy the view. If you're feeling tired, but not ready to call it a day, let someone else do the walking. Go horseback riding and get to know the sturdy Icelandic horse. These horses are cutest at this time of year, in their shaggy winter coats.  The package is also designed to allow you to hunt for the Northern Lights often throughout your stay, increasing your chances of seeing their fleeting glory. Don't miss out on this full tour of Iceland, including a one-of-a-kind ice cave! Check availability by choosing a date.

See many of Iceland’s features in one day of sightseeing, with this tour of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. This excursion should not be missed by any who are eager to witness the best of Iceland’s nature and culture. This tour starts when your friendly guide picks you up from Reykjavík and drives you and your group north to the Peninsula. About halfway through the journey, however, you will stop at the town of Borgarnes, a beautiful, historic settlement. While most Snæfellsnes tours only pause here for refreshment, your excursion will grant you an hour to explore. The town is lovely to walk around, but its highlight is the Settlement Centre, which hosts two exhibitions on the earliest years of Iceland. A visit to these exhibitions is highly recommended but please note that admission is not included in the tour cost.  The first site you will come to on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula is cliffs of Gerðuberg, a geological marvel. Here, you will see many hexagonal basalt columns, which can only be found in a few countries around the world, arranged in such perfect order that they barely seem natural. Following this, you will head to the Eldborg crater; you can ascend the staircase here to see the shape of it from above, as well as some spectacular scenery from your elevated vantage point. You’ll then travel across the southern side of the Peninsula to the coastal towns of Arnarstapi and Hellnar. These settlements are historic, picturesque, and renowned for their rugged coastal scenery. The most dramatic part of the coastline is the Lóndrangar basalt plug, a towering feature that somewhat resembles a castle. Keep an eye out for the birdlife here as it is booming in summer. After admiring Lóndrangar, you’ll continue westward, into Snæfellsjökull National Park. This park is based around a glacier and volcano of the same name. In the famous Jules Verne novel, ‘A Journey to the Centre of the Earth’, this glacier was said to hold a cave to the depths of our planet, and a simple look upon it will inform you as to why artists and writers have often used it as a setting to their stories. You’ll encircle Snæfellsjökull, admiring it throughout, then start to head east along the northern side of the peninsula. You’ll pass through several more beautiful fishing villages, until coming to the final major feature here, Kirkjufell. This standalone mountain, adjacent to a beautiful waterfall, is often titled ‘the most photographed peak in Iceland’, due to its scale, charisma, and the many great photographic locations around it. After making the most of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula for a full day, your guide will return you to Reykjavík. Find out why Snæfellsnes is called ‘Iceland in Miniature’, and book this tour now. Check availability by choosing a date.

Escape to the hauntingly beautiful landscapes of Iceland’s East Fjords to see wild reindeer in their natural habitat. This tour is the perfect escape for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts everywhere, with opportunities to get up close and personal with some of Iceland’s most beloved residents. You will be picked up from your accommodation in either Breiðdalsvík or Egilsstaðir and quickly whisked away into the dramatic natural beauty of the East fjords. Along the way, you will foster a deep and lasting connection with the Icelandic nature, enjoying sweeping views of snow-streaked mountains, deep gullies, cascading rivers and picturesque waterfalls. Though stunning, you’ll wonder how any sentient creature could live out here full time. Well, you have yet to meet the Reindeer... Reindeer were imported to Iceland from Norway in the 18th century in the interest of cultivating their meat and hides. However, Icelandic people were not as prone to reindeer husbandry as their native Scandinavian cousins, and the animals were left undomesticated and free to roam the wilderness. Today, reindeer can only be found in East Iceland, inhabiting from the vast expanse around Snæfell to as far as the glacier lagoon. During the summer months, reindeer tend to stay at higher elevations, moving down to grassier lowlands during the winter to feed. Sightings are best when the reindeer migrate to and from the valley. Led by a local specialist guide, this 4-hour tour is a safe opportunity for a personal wilderness experiences. By tracking wild reindeer, you will get to know the lives of these extraordinary animals and the methods in which they master the harsh northern climate. You’ll also be able to acquire some excellent photographs of the animals. So what are you waiting? Hurry now to maximise your stay in East Iceland and you too can experience the majesty of a wild reindeer herd, living against the backdrop of some gorgeous, rugged scenery. Check the booking availability by choosing a date.

Take a close look at the hinterlands of southern Iceland to find some of its natural beauty and hidden gems during horseback riding hot spring tour. Join this tour and create memories that you can cherish for a long time. The adventure starts in the morning at the Sólhestar horse rental farm in Ölfus where you will be equipped with the appropriate riding gear and assigned with the right horse for the tour. The right horse will be allocated to the right guest by matching the character and temper, making sure each visitor has the perfect travel companion.  The riding trail is approximately 18 km long, which is means that you will spend between four and five hours in the saddle. Time will be added for gearing up, getting to know your horse and transfer, should you elect to be picked up upon booking.  The ride typically starts by heading to Reykjadalur, a geothermal valley above the town of Hveragerði. Then you ride up through the mountain paths, all the way up to the geothermal area where visitors are able to experience hot springs up close and bathe in a geothermal river surrounded by pure nature. This is the perfect moment to relax and enjoy quality time with family and friends.  After basking in the geothermal baths, you'll ride all the way back, through the town of Hveragerði and its surrounding area, crossing a shallow river, and riding on rocky mountain paths through an Icelandic pine forest to blue lupine meadows.  This hot spring tour has it all and is led by friendly, professional, highly trained and multilingual guides, who have plenty of experience in horse riding and customer service. To guarantee your safety and comfort you'll be provided with warm jumpsuits, water- and windproof riding jackets, boots, gloves and helmets.  Don't miss this opportunity of experiencing Iceland's geothermal nature and getting to know its most beloved animal. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Join this Super Jeep excursion from the South Iceland town Höfn to visit fjords, waterfalls, canyons and dramatic mountain passes. This hiking adventure is the perfect option for travellers staying in Höfn or renting a car from Reykjavík.  Your journey begins as you meet up with your local guide at the Höfn gas station. You will then board your Super Jeep, a modified mountain vehicle capable of taking you to the roads less paved to discover hidden gems off the beaten track.  Departing from Höfn, you’ll first visit the narrow and steep Almannaskarð pass, before arriving at the scenic Skútafoss waterfall. From there, you’ll continue into the Stafafell mountains, located in a peaceful area surrounded by magnificent nature.  Then, you’ll be driving to Hvanngil, a stunning canyon situated by the northern end of the Stafafell area. As you brave further along the mountain roads, you’ll visit another waterfall and the canyon Grenisgil, known to harbour nests of Arctic Foxes.  You’ll find the area dotted with magnificent colours and plentiful photo opportunities. The area is also very secluded, meaning there is a good chance you won’t run into any other travellers during your hike. You might, however, see some roaming reindeer.  After approximately four hours enjoying this incredible nature, you’ll return to the town of Höfn to stop for a lunch break. After lunch, you’ll be treated to a short walking tour through the town to learn its history better and get acquainted with the locals.  Your tour then ends at the gorgeous glacier lagoon Hoffell, small, pristine, peaceful and part of the greater Vatnajökull National Park. After having admired the lagoon and its ice cap, you’ll return to Höfn to say your goodbyes before continuing on your travels.  Don’t miss out on this local adventure in South-East Iceland, where you’ll discover some of the most enigmatic hidden gems of the Icelandic nature. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Circle the incredible country of Iceland in the depth of winter with this exciting package. Over ten days, you will take a guided circle tour of the highlights of Iceland, such as the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, the Lake Mývatn area, the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, and the Golden Circle. None who want to see the incredible landscapes of Iceland should overlook this opportunity. The guided tour comes with a clear itinerary, meaning you barely need to organise a thing. It is also conducted in a comfortable minibus, making your journey as cosy and intimate as possible and taking away any fears of driving on Iceland’s icy roads. Other than the 8 full days of guided adventure, all transfers and accommodation will be sorted for you, including the return airport transfer and 2 nights of stay in the capital. There are no hidden costs upon arrival; all arrangements are included in the price, as is the entrance to the Blue Lagoon. Joining this tour could not, therefore, be any easier. You will head counter-clockwise around Iceland, seeing its South Coast, Eastfjords, dramatic northern territories, and the incredible West, including the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Not only will you get to see Iceland’s most famous sites, but this package will take you to hidden places very few know about, so you can experience the vastness of the empty nature in peace. Furthermore, you can add adventure to the trip, by opting to take excursions while booking; it is possible to glacier hiking, lava caving, and to embark on a once-in-a-lifetime exploration of an ice cave. Of course, as you are travelling in winter, when the days are short and nights are long, this tour presents many opportunities for you to see the Northern Lights. Due to the fact that you will spend time traversing very remote areas throughout the dark hours, with little light pollution, your chances are even greater. Immerse yourself in Iceland, by seeing as much of it as possible over ten days. Check availability by choosing a date.

Join this fantastic winter tour combo where you'll be hunting down the Northern Lights across Iceland’s most spectacular regions; the national parks of Þingvellir, Vatnajökull and Snæfellsnes. Not only that, you will also get to hike one of the country's magnificent glaciers and explore inside another one on a dazzling ice cave trip. This discount tour combo is the perfect option for those travellers looking to see as many of the country’s winter highlights as possible, as well as for those who wish to partake in a number of exciting activities, all without the hassle of driving or organising each tour. On this tour combo, you will take in two separate tours over five days, thus ensuring that you maximise your precious time in the country. After first checking out the world-famous Golden Circle route, you will explore the many wonderful attractions along the South Coast, over a span of 3 days. These include the waterfalls Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss, black sand beach Reynisfjara and the crown jewel of Iceland, the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon. You will also get to hike up Sólheimajökull glacier for a fantastic panoramic view of the surrounding landscape, as well as visit a natural ice cave inside Vatnajökull glacier. The second part of this tour combo takes you by minibus to the sublime Snæfellsnes Peninsula, a region forever overlooked by the mighty glacier and volcano Snæfellsjökull. During your excursion, you will see a multitude of waterfalls, volcanoes, glaciers and geothermal springs, as well as gorgeous stretches of coastline.  The natural splendour of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula is untouched and lacking in light pollution, meaning that if the night sky is clear, you should be able to see the celestial display of the Aurora Borealis. You will finish your tour with a return journey to Reykjavík. Make the most out of your winter days in Iceland and save a buck while doing so. Check availability by choosing a date.

Visit many of Iceland’s highlights over four days and save money while doing so with this discounted tour combo. Those who want to mix their winter-time in Iceland with both sightseeing and adventure, while cutting on costs, should not miss this opportunity. This discount combo consists of two tours, which will bring you to many famous sites and all three of Iceland’s National Parks. On the 3-day south coast tour, you will get to explore the Golden Circle, South Coast and the Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon; you also get to embark on a glacier hike and an ice caving adventure. On the day tour to the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, you will see majestic waterfalls, stretches of dark lava fields and a mighty glacier.  During the 3-day tour to the south coast, you will be staying in country hotels along the trip for 2 nights, which are included in the price. This will cut down on driving time and put you right in the middle of the sites. You will also be transported around in comfortable minibuses throughout both tours, led by experienced guides, making the experience as personal and enjoyable as possible. Iceland during winter is one of its most beautiful times. Many of the sites you will visit will be draped in snow and sparkling with frost; the glaciers will be clad in fresh, electric blue ice; and the ice caves are open. These caves only occur in Iceland’s coldest months, and only then under certain conditions, so the chance to explore one is something very few have. Of course, winter is also the season of the Northern Lights. There will be many hours of darkness each day, and whenever there is no cloud cover, you have a chance of seeing them. This is only amplified when you are staying out in the country, where there is little light pollution. Make the most of your time in Iceland throughout winter, without breaking the bank. Check availability by choosing a date.

Grab this opportunity to experience the best of Iceland's diverse attractions on this 3-day discount tour combo, where you'll navigate the Golden Circle, explore the insides of a glacier and descend into a volcanic magma chamber. This combo is the perfect bet for anyone looking to fit in all the essential Icelandic experiences in just three adventure-packed days. The sights of your adventure include the geothermal wonders of Haukadalur valley and its spouting geysers, the magnificent waterfall Gullfoss, the continental rift valley and World Heritage Site Þingvellir, the glacier Langjökull and the massive magma chamber of Þríhnjúkagígur Volcano—and these are just the highlights. This clever combo of different adventures is ideal for those already with city accommodation, that still wish to venture outside city limits to explore Iceland's natural wonders. Please note that accommodation is not included in this tour, instead, you get picked up and dropped off in Reykjavík each day, giving you plenty of time to explore the city streets by night. By reserving your spot on this tour, your three days will be fully organised and your qualified guides will take care of all the driving. The only thing you have to worry about is to bring warm clothes, a camera and your sense of adventure. Just embarking on one tour during your Iceland stay isn't enough, the island of ice and fire consists of so many natural gems of different allures—by booking this tour combo, you'll get to enjoy three versatile and highly popular tours, put together with a discount for your benefit. So don't hesitate any further in exploring the wonders of Iceland's earth, ice and fire, all in one. Book now to secure your place on this tour combo. Check availability by choosing a date.

See as much of Iceland in summer as you can over four days with this combination of three discounted tours. These excursions should appeal to those with a sense of adventure, who want to pack their time in Iceland with as much incredible nature as possible without breaking the bank. Of the three tours you will take, the first and last will take a full day each, and the other is an overnight tour. You will start by exploring the Snæfellnes Peninsula, often called 'Iceland in Miniature' due to its incredibly diverse sites and landmarks. You will then follow this with a thorough exploration of the South Coast, staying overnight in a country hotel to make the most of it. This tour will culminate in a visit to the magnificent Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon and a climb up a glacier. Your final day will be spent exploring the famous sites of the Golden Circle, with the bonuses of visiting Kerið Crater and the waterfall Faxi. Over these four days, therefore, you will see a vast amount of Iceland’s west and south and will visit all three of the country’s national parks. All tours are conducted in spacious minibuses and led by experienced guides. This combo thus promises to be as comfortable and personal as possible. Make the most of your four days in Iceland, and save money while doing so. Check availability by choosing a date.

Experience the wonders of Iceland on this 12-day winter package that takes you to all the classic sites as well as some of the most enigmatic hidden treasures off the beaten track. This tour package is perfect for travellers that want to fully experience Iceland in winter without having to worry about driving the icy roads of the countryside.  Seeing the country couldn't be easier. Prior to your arrival, your accommodations and transport to and from Keflavík International Airport will be sorted for you. Also included in this package is an 8-day guided tour of the Iceland and a soak in the mineral-rich healing waters of the Blue Lagoon.  Allow your experienced and friendly guides to take you along to witness volcanic terrains, idyllic coastal towns, majestic glaciers and mighty waterfalls, as you explore everything from the highlights of the South Coast to the desolate and snow-covered fjords of the East, and the versatile wonders of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. After you've circumferred the countryside, there will be no need to leave the shores of Iceland right away, since this package includes two additional free days in Reykjavík City with accommodation. That means you can explore the Northernmost capital in the world to your heart's content.  There are also plenty of possibilities to make your already action-packed trip even more adventurous, as you have the option of adding additional excursions during the booking process. These include visiting an authentic ice cave, venturing into a lava tube, embarking on a glacier hike, going horse riding and whale watching, just to name a few! While circling the Ring Road, each night will be spent at a countryside accommodation. Your guides will do their very best to hunt down possible sightings of the elusive and hypnotic Northern Lights, the winter-phenomena that tops the bucket list of so many people. So sit back and get ready to experience all the wonders of the ring road in the intimate setting of a fully-equipped minibus. Don’t hesitate and book your winter adventure now! Check availability by choosing a date.

Embrace the Icelandic winter on this 9-day tour package, where you’ll see the most iconic sights of the island while sitting back and allowing the experts to plan the journey and drive the icy roads. This package, which includes a guided bus tour, will see you hunt for the Northern Lights while taking you to along the South Coast and through the Eastfjords to the wonders of Lake Mývatn. This excursion is perfect for adventurous travellers that want to experience the wonderland that is Iceland in winter with ease and comfort. Your journey begins with an included pickup at the airport and a visit to the Blue Lagoon, after which you will be transported to the capital city, Reykjavík. You will then embark on a thoroughly planned journey halfway around the island, starting with the Golden Circle, before reaching Akureyri and catching an inland flight back to Reykjavík. You can even make your adventure more exciting by adding additional activities during the booking process, such as going glacier hiking or visiting an authentic ice cave.  Each day will end with a possible display of the magnificent phenomena that is the Northern Lights—although they can never be fully guaranteed, travelling around Iceland in winter provides the best chance of spotting their incredible and colourful display. This package includes all the comforts of a winter journey and takes you to some of the most famed highlights of the island, as well as lesser-known hidden gems off the beaten track. Don’t hesitate in booking your Iceland adventure now—check availability by choosing a date.