Safety & Responsibility

Check the weather forecast and road conditions every day.

Weather can be unpredictable

Put litter in the bin and recycle when possible.

Help keep Iceland clean

Follow the Icelandic road rules, and remember that off-roading is strictly forbidden as it damages natural landscapes.

Safe roads, safe people

Keep to marked trails and read any warning and safety signs. If in doubt, use common sense or turn back.

Take care on the trail

Dial 112 for emergency assistance in Iceland. 

Know how to call the emergency services

No matter the time of year, pack warm layers, rain gear, and sturdy footwear.

Prepare for a trip to Iceland

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Faroe Islands

Just a short ride from Reykjavík, Reykjaböð Hot Springs is one of Iceland&#8217;s newest geothermal lagoons, designed to sit quietly within the surrounding landscape and offer a calmer, less crowded alternative to larger spas. Return transfers from the city are included making your visit simple and stress-free.
Once in the water, the warm, mineral-rich lagoon draws on Iceland&#8217;s natural geothermal energy, with modern facilities that complement a traditional Icelandic bathing culture. The setting is open and peaceful, ideal for travellers looking for a quieter bathing experience.
Admission includes access to the outdoor ritual circuit, where you can move between the event sauna, cold plunge, and Kneipp pool at your own pace, letting the contrast between temperatures refresh the body and boost circulation.
Please note that there is two admission options: Classic admission and Signature admission.

All Year

Reykjaböð Hot Springs with Transfer from Reykjavík

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Explore Iceland&#8217;s Eastfjords aboard a fast, stable RIB boat. Cruising through beautiful fjords to visit the vivid cliffs of Rauðubjörg, the towering face of Nípan, the sea cave of Páskahellir, and the serene Hellisfjörður. One of the most compelling ways to experience this remarkable coastline.
Setting off from the pier in Neskaupstaður, the local guide is on hand from the first moment, bringing the kind of insider knowledge that makes each stop feel like more than sightseeing. The boat heads first to Páskahellir, a sea cave carved by waves and time. If conditions allow, guests can step inside to observe the lava formations and ancient tree moulds, with legends woven into the rock that bring the geology quietly to life. From there, the tour continues past Nípan, Iceland&#8217;s tallest sea cliff, rising sheer from the ocean whilst puffins, auks and gulls fill the skies above, entirely unbothered by the audience below.
Next comes Rauðubjörg, where reddish rhyolite and elegantly curved basalt columns shimmer in the light like nature&#8217;s own cathedral. There&#8217;s time to pause offshore and soak it all in before the boat turns into the sheltered calm of Hellisfjörður, where silence does most of the talking and the remains of an old whaling station add a quiet layer of human history to a fjord that feels genuinely untouched.
On the return, the cliffs of Múli offer one last majestic display before arriving back at Beituskúrinn, where a drink is waiting to toast to the experience.

Summer

Neskaupstaður Nature Tour by RIB Boat

Just a short drive from Reykjavík, the Hengill area offers a rare chance to experience Iceland&#8217;s volcanic energy up close, and this 1-hour ATV tour makes the most of it. Starting at the base near Litla Kaffistofan, the group gears up, runs through a safety briefing and heads out across the Hellisheiði plateau into one of Iceland&#8217;s most active geothermal zones.
The route crosses lava fields formed by past eruptions, including the historic Svínahraun area, where the terrain tells the story of centuries of volcanic activity as vividly as any museum could. Moving deeper into the Hengill system, steam vents, mineral-rich ground and active boreholes make the heat beneath the surface impossible to ignore. The guide explains how Iceland harnesses this natural energy today, a story that unfolds naturally as the landscape around shifts from raw lava to large-scale geothermal infrastructure and innovative sustainability projects.
The tour stops in the Hveradalir area for a closer look at the geothermal activity and a taste of one of Iceland&#8217;s most curious traditions: rye bread baked slowly underground using natural heat. It&#8217;s a small detail that stays in memories long after the ride.
This tour combines off-road riding with geology, energy and local culture in a way that works well for a wide range of travellers.

Hengill Geothermal ATV Tour Near Reykjavik

Take a step off the beaten track and into Iceland&#8217;s Highlands, where this guided small-group tour brings together two of the country&#8217;s most spectacular waterfalls, Háifoss and Hjálparfoss, and a visit to the Commonwealth Farm, a reconstructed Viking settlement.
With comfortable transport and expert local guidance, it&#8217;s the ideal way to experience a quieter, more dramatic side of Iceland without missing the landmarks that make it unforgettable. Travelling away from the busiest routes, the day combines two of the country&#8217;s most impressive waterfalls with a fascinating window into Viking-age life, all set against landscapes shaped by fire, water and centuries of history.
The first stop is Hjálparfoss, a distinctive double waterfall where two rivers converge and cascade side by side into a shared pool, framed by dark lava formations and geometric basalt columns. An accessible walk leads to viewpoints around the falls, making it a serene and genuinely beautiful introduction to highland scenery and, as it happens, one of the most romantic spots in Iceland if the occasion calls for it.
From there, the tour continues to Háifoss, one of Iceland&#8217;s tallest waterfalls, plunging into a deep gorge carved by volcanic activity and glacial rivers over millennia. The surrounding landscape is vast and raw with steep cliffs, open plateaus, and sweeping views. In recent years its otherworldly atmosphere has drawn international attention, most notably as a filming location for the season finale of Stranger Things. There&#8217;s plenty of time here to walk, photograph and simply take in the scale of it all. Walking is easy to moderate.
The day wraps up at Þjóðveldisbærinn, the Commonwealth Farm in Þjórsársdalur, a carefully reconstructed Viking settlement based on 11th-century archaeological remains. The reconstructed turf houses and traditional buildings offer a genuine glimpse into the lives of Iceland&#8217;s earliest settlers, and with the stop falling around lunchtime, there&#8217;s plenty of time to explore without feeling hurried. Please note that lunch and entrance fees are not included.

Into the Upside Down: Háifoss & Þjórsárdalur Tour

The Snæfellsnes Peninsula is one of Iceland&#8217;s most iconic regions and this full-day tour covers the very best of it. It offers an extraordinary range of landscapes into a single day — lunar lava fields, dramatic coastline, ancient folklore and the brooding presence of Snæfellsjökull glacier. Because this tour runs year-round, it fits neatly into any Iceland itinerary.
The drive sets the tone immediately, with volcanic scenery building toward the glacier that Jules Verne immortalised in Journey to the Centre of the Earth. The first stop is Ytri-Tunga, where large seal colonies haul out on a beautiful black beach beside a working farm — one of those genuinely unscripted wildlife moments that Iceland does so well. From there, the group heads to a favourite local farm for a proper home-cooked meal.
Búðarkirkja comes next: the iconic black church of Búðir, standing alone within the ancient lava field of Búðahraun, its timber painted with pitch against Iceland&#8217;s fierce climate. The tour will continue along the coast to Arnarstapi where Atlantic swells have carved the cliffs into extraordinary formations, watched over by a statue of Bárður Snæfellsás, the peninsula&#8217;s mythological guardian. Then the black sand beach of Djúpalónssandur holds its own stories — shipwreck remains from 1948 and four ancient lifting stones once used to test the strength of fishermen and set their wages.
The day closes with Kirkjufell, Iceland&#8217;s most photographed mountain, framed by waterfalls and made famous as a Game of Thrones filming location, before a drive through the 4,000-year-old Berserkjahraun lava fields, rich with Viking-age legend.
Throughout, the group stays small giving the guide room to connect with everyone and the day the atmosphere it deserves.
Please note that the tour on Fridays is bilingual Spanish/English.

Snæfellsnes Peninsula Minibus tour – Small Group – Meal included

Often called Iceland in miniature, the Snæfellsnes Peninsula offers an extraordinary range of landscapes into a single region &#8211; lava fields, mountains, a glacier, sea cliffs, lava caves, and black sand beaches.
The tour departs Reykjavík in the morning, heading northwest toward the peninsula. The first stop is Berserkjahraun, a vast moss-covered lava field tied to a fascinating Viking legend about two berserkers who carved Iceland’s very first road through this wild terrain. From there, visit Kirkjufell, one of Iceland’s most photographed mountains, rising 463 meters above the surrounding landscape and complemented by nearby waterfalls.
The journey continues to Djúpalónssandur, a dramatic black pebble beach featuring remnants of old shipwrecks and the historic lifting stones once used by fishermen to test their strength. A short drive leads to Ingjaldshólskirkja, Iceland’s oldest concrete church built in 1903, offering a peaceful setting with stunning coastal views.
Next is Arnarstapi, a charming fishing village where a scenic coastal walk reveals Miðgjá, a natural rock arch off the coast. The tour will continue to Búðakirkja, a striking 19th-century black wooden church that has become an iconic symbol of the peninsula. The final highlight is Ytri-Tunga, a rare golden sand beach and home to a resident seal colony often spotted on the rocks or in the waves.
Return to Reykjavík is expected by the evening, with a brief stop in Borgarnes along the way.

Snæfellsnes & Kirkjufell Small Group Tour

This two-hour tour by ATV shows you all the surroundings of Ísafjörður in a fun way. The bikes are automatic and easy to drive – all you need is a driver’s license.
This tour starts downtown Isafjörður. Your guide will make sure sure you know the bike before you take off. Drive through the town up towards the mountain, where you take the gravel road into the fjord. Drive on old gravel roads up to the top of  Þverfjall mountain on Breiðadalsheiði heath.
Here, you’ll have an amazing panoramic view over Skútulsfjörður and adjacent fjords. On the way back, your group heads through Tungudalur valley.
If you are looking for a short tour with a great overview of the area, this is a perfect option!

Panorama View ATV Tour from Ísafjörður

This tour is a wonderful experience for beginners and groups. It is a perfect half-day activity available from Ísafjörður all year round depending on weather. You will experience the majesty of the fjord from a unique angle as this tour takes you paddling just beneath the magnificent mountains that tower over Ísafjörður town. Your guides will take good care of you and give clear instructions to keep you safe while telling stories of folklore and life in this small town. You can expect to see many sea birds and, of course, the curious colony of seals who call the town Ísafjörður their home.
The journey begins at the harbour, where you meet your guide and gear up. You then walk down to the shore behind the old houses in Neðstikaupstaður, where you&#8217;ll have a short safety briefing and paddling lesson.
And then you’re off! Explore the fjord keeping a good lookout for various bird species and seals. No kayaking experience is necessary. Participants paddle for 2 hours at a slow pace, with many breaks. The sea condition is mostly calm with no waves and almost no wind.

Calm Water Kayaking in Ísafjörður

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Enjoy the northern lights version of our most popular tour! We’ll show you the main attractions of the legendary Ring Road, but with the added beauty—and northern lights—of an Icelandic winter.
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Witnessing the elusive northern lights’ exotic dance in the night sky is a once-in-a-lifetime experience! Our team of experts created this special northern lights edition of the popular Iceland Complete tour to combine the best of the Ring Road with the enchanting beauty of an Icelandic winter. Witness “must-see&#8221; attractions such as the Golden Circle, the Glacier Lagoon, Lake Mývatn and Dettifoss, but with extra-added magical snow, peacefulness, light, and shadows of an Icelandic winter. Northern lights wake-up calls are available on most nights of your trip, ensuring you don’t miss your chance to see the lights up close.
We Support Iceland’s Nature and Local Communities! During the trip you’ll receive a special souvenir: an Iceland Search and Rescue Association (ICE SAR) key ring. Your guide will tell you about this trained team of volunteers dedicated to rescue work and accident prevention in Iceland. ICE-SAR&#8217;s work is supported by contributions from companies and individuals. Iceland Travel is one of these proud supporters. Additionally, all our escorted tours include carbon offsetting through <a href="https://kolvidur.is/english/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Kolviður</a>, the Iceland Carbon Fund (ICF).

Winter

Iceland Complete Winter – 26/27 version

Explore the magnificent lava tunnel Raufarhólshellir, including a comfortable bus transfer from Reykjavík.
A journey into Raufarhólshellir is a unique experience and a great opportunity to witness the inner workings of a volcanic eruption as you walk in the path of lava that flowed during the Leitahraun eruption, which occurred east of the Bláfjöll mountains about 5200 years ago. Every winter spectacular ice sculptures form inside the entrance of the cave, making the experience of visiting the lava tunnel even more breathtaking.
The total length of the tunnel is an impressive 1360 m (4500 ft), the main tunnel being 900 m (3000 ft) long. The tunnel is up to 30 m (98 ft) wide with headroom up to 10 m (32 ft) high, making it one of the most expansive lava tunnels in Iceland.
Our standard tour allows you to explore the tunnel in an easy and enjoyable manner. A footbridge has been built, and impressive lighting in this part of the tunnel highlights the changing colours and clearly shows the powerful volcanic activity that formed the tunnel.
Helmets and lights are provided. Warm clothes and sturdy shoes are recommended. There is usually some water dripping from the ceiling, so wearing a water resistant or waterproof jacket/clothes is recommended.

Lava Tunnel Caving Tour from Reykjavík

Join us on this carbon-neutral day tour, where Iceland’s natural treasures, spa relaxation, and sustainable travel meet for a truly memorable experience!
Set off on a journey through the iconic Golden Circle, where you&#8217;ll discover three of the country’s most breathtaking natural wonders: Gullfoss waterfall, the erupting hot springs of Geysir, and the historic rift valley of Þingvellir National Park. End your day of adventure with a relaxing soak in the geothermal waters of Laugarás Lagoon, a tranquil spa in the heart of Iceland’s countryside.
Along the way, your expert guide will share fascinating insights and stories to enrich your adventure.
Laugarás Lagoon – A Geothermal Oasis
Laugarás Lagoon offers a unique bathing experience, harmoniously blending with the natural landscape. The spa&#8217;s design emphasizes circular architectural elements, blending modern aesthetics with the surrounding nature. Guests can relax in the geothermal steam baths, enjoy the scenic views, and unwind in the tranquil environment.
The lagoon features a variety of pools, including:
Cold Pool: Providing a refreshing contrast to the warm pools
Forest Pool: (Skógarpottur): nestled amidst lush greenery, offering a serene and secluded bathing experience
Infinity Edge: designed to create a seamless horizon, enhancing the tranquil ambiance
Lagoon Bars: selling a selection of beverages to enjoy while soaking in the warm waters.

Golden Circle & Laugarás Lagoon Admission

Escape to the serenity of Hvammsvík Hot Spring in West Iceland on this express half-day tour, leaving the city behind for a few hours of pure natural beauty and relaxation. This tour is designed for those seeking a quick yet immersive escape to Iceland&#8217;s natural beauty.
Enjoy a relaxed day with a comfortable transfer from Reykjavík. Sit back and enjoy the scenic journey of Western Iceland’s Whale Fjord region. Arrive at the pristine Hvammsvík, known for its secluded natural hot springs. Slip into the warm, mineral-rich waters and let your cares melt away. Spend quality time soaking in the hot springs, surrounded by the stunning Icelandic landscape. The geothermal waters are renowned for their therapeutic properties. After a few hours of pure relaxation, we&#8217;ll take you back to Reykjavík, ensuring you return feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.
The transfer to Hvammsvík takes around 1 hour each way.

Hvammsvík Hot Spring from Reykjavík

Step into an Iceland glacier adventure like no other as you embark on a glacier hike in Iceland on the stunning Sólheimajökull Glacier. This breathtaking outlet glacier offers an ever-changing landscape of blue ice formations, deep crevasses, and rugged ridges. A glacier walk is perfect for experiencing one of the country’s most incredible natural wonders.
Your journey begins with a short walk to the glacier, where your expert local guide will equip you with all the necessary gear, including crampons, helmets, and ice axes. No prior experience is needed. Your knowledgeable guides will teach you how to safely navigate the glacier’s surface, ensuring an enjoyable and secure experience.
As you step onto the ice, you’ll find yourself surrounded by towering ice formations, deep crevasses, and striking blue ice. The landscape is constantly evolving, shaped by the powerful forces of nature.
Sólheimajökull is constantly changing, meaning every tour offers a unique experience. From the breathtaking contrasts of black volcanic ash against pure ice to the intricate ice formations, this experience is amazing.
This tour is ideal for hikers and adventurous families.
Note: Actual tour duration is 2-4 hours

Glacier Hike on Sólheimajökull

This tour is the quickest way to experience the magic of an authentic ice cave in Iceland. It is perfect for people who want to make the most of their time in Iceland. It is also ideal for families.
Your tour begins in Vík, where you’ll meet your expert local guide before setting off in a powerful Super Jeep. The drive itself is an adventure, taking you across black sand deserts, glacial rivers, and dramatic landscapes shaped by volcanoes and glaciers. In just 45-60 minutes, you’ll arrive at the glacier area, where you’ll gear up with helmets, crampons, and headlamps before setting off on a short hike to get into the Katla ice cave.
After a short, scenic walk, you reach the entrance to the Blue Katla Ice Cave – a mesmerizing nature formed by centuries of fire and ice. Inside, you’ll witness the striking contrast of blue ice streaked with layers of volcanic ash, creating a surreal and ever-changing landscape. Your local guide will share insights about how the cave was formed, the effects of Iceland’s active volcanoes, and the fascinating history of the glaciers in the region.
Duration: 2.5 – 3 hours (45 – 60 minutes in the glacier/ice cave area)

Fast Track Ice Cave Tour

The Ice Floating Iceland Experience is the first of its kind in Iceland. Step into a world of serenity at Fjallsárlón Glacier Lagoon, where stillness meets adventure. Dressed in a special immersion suit, you’ll float safely and comfortably among drifting icebergs, surrounded by the majestic outlet glacier of Vatnajökull National Park.
This unique floating experience is more than just an activity, it’s a moment of weightless calm, a chance to disconnect and reset both body and mind. Feel the rhythm of the icy water, breathe in the pure glacier air, and let the peaceful surroundings work their quiet magic.
Your adventure begins at the tour reception by Fjallsárlón, where your guide will greet you and help you into your thermal immersion suit. A short walk takes you down to the lagoon, where you’ll receive a safety briefing before gently entering the water.
You’ll experience the incredible sensation of floating among icebergs, safely supervised by your professional guide. Afterward, you’ll return to the boathouse to enjoy a complimentary hot chocolate, coffee, or tea at the cosy Frost Restaurant.

Ice Floating Experience in Iceland

Vivi l’essenza dell’Islanda con questo tour introduttivo che ti conduce attraverso i suoi scenari più iconici: il leggendario Circolo d’Oro, la spettacolare costa meridionale e l’affascinante penisola di Snæfellsnes. Un viaggio che combina natura straordinaria ed esperienze indimenticabili.
2026 &#8211; 2027 Partenze: 29 ottobre; 11, 23. febbraio; 11, 25 marzo; 22 aprile.

Avventure invernali in Islandia (Italian)

Italian

¡Más experiencias! ¡Menos gente! ¡Mejor viaje! Explora la belleza oculta de Islandia y las famosas maravillas naturales con esta popular combinación de turismo en un grupo reducido y paseos por la naturaleza. Ven con nosotros y verás las joyas secretas del desierto que pocos han visitado.
Admira los paisajes volcánicos extraterrestres del deshabitado interior de Islandia. Viajarás fuera de las carreteras asfaltadas, recorriendo las remotas tierras altas. En esta zona destacan las montañas multicolor de la reserva natural de Kerlingarfjöll y las arenas negras y glaciares de Kjölur. Si el recorrido se combina con otras atracciones como el área geotermal de Geysir, la laguna del glaciar Jökulsárlón y la cascada de Dettifoss este tour cautivará al viajero. Incluye paseos cortos y fáciles guiados para que puedas disfrutar de la belleza natural de Islandia.
<a href="https://eur02.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fissuu.com%2Ficelandtravel8%2Fdocs%2Fescala_de_senderismo%3Ffr%3DsNzAyYTIyNTA3Nw&amp;data=02%7C01%7Cdeirdre%40icelandtravel.is%7C4b0cb3c3d2674719e3cc08d7b3bb9c65%7C794aac9a04b14ff7b1e7adc3edfd9569%7C0%7C0%7C637175490667463138&amp;sdata=XJPVVH%2Fuxa%2F29TNxlGNXRbyAIV2x76G2OmehxMz8TIo%3D&amp;reserved=0" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Actividad/Nivel de dificultad:</a> 2 de 5 (Fácil)
Salidas:  27. junio; 25. julio; 22, 29. agosto; 5. septiembre.

Experiencia 2026 (Spanish)

Spanish

Visitate tutte le principali attrazioni dell&#8217;Islanda lungo la Strada Principale Numero 1 accompagnati da una guida locale professionista in questo tour classico di 7 notti.
Con così tanto da scoprire ed esplorare in Islanda, questo classico tour vi svelerà le meraviglie naturali, i maestosi paesaggi ed il carattere unico dell&#8217;Islanda. Tra le attrazioni principali che visiterete sono incluse una sosta alla Laguna Glaciale, la visita del Lago Myvatn e tutti i famosi siti lungo il Circolo D’Oro come la cascata Gullfoss, l’area geotermica di Geysir e il Parco Nazionale di Þingvellir.
<a href="https://issuu.com/icelandtravel8/docs/hiking_and_activity_level_chart_new_logo?fr=sNjllNDUxNDAxNDI">Attività/Difficoltà:</a> 1 su 5 (molto facile)
2026 Partenze:  7, 21. giugno; 3, 12, 24. luglio; 2, 16,  28. agosto.

Islanda Affascinante (Italian)

Questo tour con un buon rapporto qualità-prezzo è il modo perfetto per combinare l&#8217;indimenticabile bellezza della natura islandese con l&#8217;energica atmosfera culturale di Reykjavik. Esplorate le famose meraviglie dell&#8217;Islanda del Sud, tra cui il famigerato Circolo d&#8217;Oro. Tutti i pernottamenti in hotel sono a Reykjavík.
<a href="https://issuu.com/icelandtravel8/docs/hiking_and_activity_level_chart_new_logo?fr=sNjllNDUxNDAxNDI">Attività/Difficoltà:</a> 1 su 5 (molto facile)
2026 Partenze:  24. giugno; 22. luglio; 26. agosto.

Reykjavík e l’Essenza d’Islanda (Italian)

Descubra el norte de Islandia y la encantadora ciudad de Akureyri, cerca del Círculo Polar Ártico. Disfrute de cielos privilegiados para contemplar auroras boreales junto a paisajes espectaculares. Este tour también incluye el Círculo Dorado y la impresionante costa sur.
Akureyri, ubicada en el norte de Islandia, es un excelente lugar para observar las auroras boreales debido a su proximidad al Círculo Polar Ártico y sus cielos despejados durante el invierno.  Lugares como las montañas cercanas o las costas a las afueras de Akureyri ofrecen vistas espectaculares del espectáculo natural de las auroras.
Ofrecemos una versión de 6 días<a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/es/tours/luces-del-norte-en-6-dias/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> aquí</a>.
Salidas 2026-2027: 18. octubre; 15. noviembre; 31. enero; 14. febrero; 21. marzo.

Luces del norte en 8 días (Spanish)

En prenant cet itinéraire classique de la route circulaire vous ferez un tour complet de l&#8217;Islande en une semaine.
Vous visiterez la plupart des curiosités naturelles islandaises et découvrirez sa culture et son histoire. Les sites touristiques incluent le célèbre Cercle d’or, la Lagune glaciaire et le parc national de Vatnajökull, la zone volcanique du lac Mývatn, la cascade Dettifoss, les fjords de l&#8217;Est et bien plus encore.
Recommandé pour : ceux qui font leur première visite en Islande, ceux qui sont à la recherche d’un bon aperçu des célèbres merveilles naturelles d’Islande et connaissance de la culture locale
Intérêts : merveilles naturelles, géologie, histoire, moments photographiques incontournables, culture locale, aurores boréales, paysages d’hiver, route circulaire d’Islande
2026 Départs : 24. mai ; 21. juin ; 12. juillet ; 2. août ; 6. septembre.

Islande Essentielle (French)

French

Descubra el norte de Islandia y la encantadora ciudad de Akureyri, cerca del Círculo Polar Ártico. Disfrute de cielos privilegiados para contemplar auroras boreales junto a paisajes espectaculares. Este tour también incluye el Círculo Dorado.
Akureyri, ubicada en el norte de Islandia, es un excelente lugar para observar las auroras boreales debido a su proximidad al Círculo Polar Ártico y sus cielos despejados durante el invierno. Lugares como las montañas cercanas o las costas a las afueras de Akureyri ofrecen vistas espectaculares del espectáculo natural de las auroras.
Ofrecemos una versión de <a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/es/tours/luces-del-norte-en-8-dias/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">8 días con la impresionante costa sur</a>.
Salidas 2026-2027: 19. octubre; 16. noviembre; 1, 15. febrero; 22. marzo.

Luces del norte en 6 días (Spanish)

Do you have just a short time in Iceland but want a great overview of the country’s landscapes? Book this West and South Iceland road trip and you can experience Iceland’s most famous natural wonders in a few short days.
Enjoy a delightful week in one of Iceland’s most enchanting and lesser-known regions, one surprisingly close to Reykjavík. West Iceland contains everything that makes Iceland so unique in one area. Discover hot springs, glacier capped volcanoes, gorgeous waterfalls, lava caves and charming villages. You´ll also explore the famous geysers, waterfalls, and black sand beaches of South Iceland’s Golden Circle and South Shore areas. The combination of West and South Iceland provides a perfect overview of the landscapes that make the Land of Fire and Ice so special.
We Support Iceland’s Nature and Local Communities! All our self-drive tours include carbon offsetting through <a href="https://kolvidur.is/english/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Kolviður</a>, the Iceland Carbon Fund (ICF).
Great add-ons/Options (Subject to availability)
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<li>Upgrade your insurance protection with the Max Cover option (includes Super Collision and Damages Waiver, Windshield Protection, Gravel Damage, Tyres and Wheels, Sand and Ash Protection).</li>
<li>Travel green in Iceland with the Green Collection of electric and hybrid cars. Charging stations are located around the country.</li>
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Winter Travel Information
Icelanders drive around Iceland in winter, and your clients can, too! But your clients should be aware of the road conditions and unpredictable weather during Iceland’s winter wonderland season. They should be comfortable with driving in snowy, windy, and icy conditions. Iceland Travel has implemented steps to ensure the safety of your client, and we will keep them updated on any weather changes that might affect their itinerary along their route. We will cover any cost for hotels that need to be changed or cancelled if roads must close due to bad weather. We’ll watch over your clients, and they can always reach us via our 24/7 Customer Care service.

West Coast Wonders & Southern Classics

The Puffin Express by RIB Speedboat is the perfect option for an exciting, fast tour that presents the opportunity to get really close to the birds! The adventure starts at the Old Harbour of Reykjavík.
Lundey and Akurey are two small islands located in the Reykjavík bay area, only 15 minutes away from Reykjavík’s Old Harbour. The islands are covered with small hills and slopes, and both are well known for their colourful birdlife. The islands’ shores are rocky, but our RIB speedboats are perfect to get as close to the islands as possible due to the shallow draft.
When we arrive at the islands, we turn off the engine so our passengers can observe the birds and the beautiful surroundings. Our licensed guide shares lots of information about the puffins and other birds of interest that are often seen on the puffin watching tours. Other birds spotted include northern fulmars, gulls, arctic terns, and black guillemots.
Our tours by speedboat are fun and educational, and they only take one hour.

Puffin Express by RIB Speedboat

Discover Icelandic nature from the back of a friendly Icelandic horse! This tour is ideal for families, groups and guests travelling around Iceland on a driving holiday. You will get a small taste of the Icelandic horse’s qualities and experience the beautiful Icelandic countryside on horseback. Meet us at our farm and ride on excellent riding paths and along the meadows surrounding the farm. We have horses suitable for all abilities of riders, and you don&#8217;t need previous riding experience to enjoy this tour.

Countryside Charm Riding Tour

Come join us for a ride in the Lake Mývatn area. Ride through pseudo craters, and lava formations and enjoy the view over the lake, its islands, and its birds. This small group riding tour is suitable for both beginners and experienced riders.
Our riding tours depart from Álftagerði farm on the south side of Lake Mývatn. We ride along the coastline of Lake Mývatn, up on top of pseudo craters as well as weaving through the old lava, partly on old horse roads that were used to transport people and supplies many years ago. The tour takes you through amazing lava formations and provides you with a view of the whole lake, its islands, and its birds.
Duration: 1.5 hours (1 hour of horseback riding)

Lake Mývatn Horseback Riding Tour

Step into one of Iceland’s most remote and peaceful places on this private guided jeep tour to Mjóifjörður – a narrow fjord known for solitude, natural beauty, and tiny population. Home to only around 14 year-round residents, the village of Brekkuþorp offers a rare glimpse into life far off the beaten path.
The tour takes you down the winding mountain road into the fjord, with your guide sharing stories and insights along the way. You’ll visit the majestic Klifbrekkufossar waterfall, one of East Iceland’s most photogenic natural features, as well as explore hidden highlights like Prestagil Ravine, rich with folklore, and Smjörvogur, a secluded cove once used as a natural prison.
You’ll also pass the historic site of Asknes, where the remains of one of the largest whaling stations in the world still stand – a silent reminder of Iceland’s past.
To end the journey, you’ll stop in the village for a relaxing visit to a cosy local café, where you can enjoy a good cup of coffee and light refreshments (not included) before heading back.
This tour is all about stillness, storytelling, and scenery – a truly East Icelandic experience.

Mjóifjörður – Iceland’s Tiniest Town

Our self-drive holidays with fixed dates feature pre-booked hotels on select travel dates. You only need to choose a car and start looking forward to an adventure in Iceland! You’ll also get the benefit of knowing at the time of booking what hotels you will be using.
Embark on an extraordinary journey to witness one of nature’s rarest spectacles—a total solar eclipse—set against the dramatic landscapes of Iceland. On this self-drive holiday you’ll have the chance to observe the 12 August 2026 eclipse in this legendary land of volcanoes, glaciers, and endless wonder. There’s also plenty of time to explore the magical Snæfellsnes Peninsula and other iconic sites like Geysir, the Gullfoss waterfall, Reynisdrangar’s black sand beach, and the mighty Eyjafjallajökull glacier. Your home away from home most nights is Reykjavík, celebrated for its rich cultural and dining scene.
We Support Iceland’s Nature and Local Communities! All our self-drive tours include carbon offsetting through <a href="https://kolvidur.is/english/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Kolviður</a>, the Iceland Carbon Fund (ICF).
Great add-ons/Options (Subject to availability)
<ul>
<li>Upgrade your insurance protection with the Max Cover option (includes Super Collision and Damages Waiver, Windshield Protection, Gravel Damage, Tires and Wheels, Sand and Ash Protection).</li>
<li>Travel green in Iceland with the Green Collection of electric and hybrid cars. Charging stations are located around the country.</li>
</ul>
Please note that we cannot promise clear skies on the day of the eclipse. Similar to northern lights, viewing of an eclipse depends on the weather and atmospheric conditions.  While these are beyond our control, we will make every effort to provide you with an unforgettable experience on Eclipse Day.
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Image: Total solar eclipse in 2024 © Allexxandar

Chasing the Solar Eclipse Self-Drive with Fixed Dates

Follow Iceland&#8217;s Volcanic Way route and discover how seven mighty volcanoes shaped this incredible land while visiting famous wonders like the Golden Circle and Glacier Lagoon. This compact small group tour offers the perfect introduction to Iceland&#8217;s volcanic heart and dramatic landscapes.
If you&#8217;re looking for a short tour that perfectly introduces you to Iceland&#8217;s volcanic heart and culture, you just found it! Following the legendary Volcanic Way route, you&#8217;ll discover how seven mighty volcanoes helped create this incredible land while visiting beloved South Iceland wonders like Geysir, Gullfoss waterfall, the Glacial Lagoon/Diamond Beach, Eyjafjallajökull volcano, and the Blue Lagoon. We&#8217;ve included fun activities unique to summer, when volcanic landscapes are at their greenest, birdlife is vibrant, and endless daylight reveals how fire and ice sculpted this land. Our special Midnight Sun departures let you experience evenings where the legendary midnight sun burnishes lava fields and black sands with magical light.
Note: Hidden Powers &amp; Volcanic Views is 5 days and 4 nights. Our winter Hidden Powers &amp; Northern Lights is 6 days/5 nights. You can find out more about this winter tour <a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/tours/hidden-powers-and-northern-lights-hunt-winter-escorted-tour/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.
We support Icelandic nature! As part of our pledge to preserve Iceland’s fragile nature, all our escorted tours include carbon offsetting through <a href="https://kolvidur.is/english/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Kolviður</a>, the Iceland Carbon Fund (ICF).

Hidden Powers & Volcanic Views (Summer 2026)

Laugarás Lagoon is a two-story oasis designed for ultimate relaxation. It offers a variety of bathing experiences surrounded by the region&#8217;s natural beauty.
Just minutes from the famous Golden Circle wonders, Laugarás Lagoon provides an intimate connection to nature. The Lagoon sits near Laugarás, a charming village known for lush greenery, geothermal activity and greenhouse farms.
Unlike any other Icelandic lagoon experience, guests can unwind in a two-story lagoon with a cascading waterfall and an exclusive grotto. The experience includes geothermal waters, a refreshing cold plunge, and a grand sauna experience. Guests relax in stunning backdrops of Hvítá River and a thick forest.
An essential part of the Laugarás experience is dining at the on-site restaurant, Ylja (“Warmth”). Ylja offers a seasonal menu with ingredients sourced from local fisheries and geothermal greenhouses.
Laugarás Lagoon is your invitation to slow down, reconnect with nature, friends, family, and yourself.

Laugarás Lagoon Entrance

Icelandic

Íslenska

Discover a thrilling cinematic experience providing an immersive insight into the volcanic powers that created Iceland.
The Volcano Express experience takes you on a journey through southwest Iceland, one of the most volcanically active regions in the country. You’ll feel the physical power of earthquakes, the sensations of flight and freefall, and the heat of lava.
The Reykjanes peninsula has some Iceland’s most thrilling landscapes and volcanic features. In fact, Reykjanes is still being created and radically altered by volcanoes, and it is one of Earth’s youngest areas. The reason for all this activity is the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, a tectonic boundary that passes directly through Iceland. Here, the Eurasian and the North American plates pull apart, causing magma and volcanic gases to bubble up to the surface of the Earth.
The Volcano Express takes you on a unique immersive journey through this breathtaking volcanic landscape. You’ll soar above erupting volcanoes and dive deep into the centre of the Earth to discover the violent processes that are transforming our country.
State-of-the-art cinematic technology gives you an intimate sensory experience of these transformations. You’ll feel the heat of lava and the cold of Icelandic winter. And thanks to our dynamic seating, you’ll experience the turbulence of flight and the force of a powerful earthquake.
The captivating information combined with advanced technology promises an unparalleled insight into Iceland’s volcanic forces.

Volcano Express

Get ready for an adrenaline-fueled adventure with a buggy tour set against the stunning Mýrdalsjökull glacier. Feel the chill as you race across the wild Icelandic landscape and marvel at the river reflecting the sky&#8217;s changing colours.
Start with a carbon neutral bus trip through the scenic South Coast region, famous for a landscape of waterfalls, glaciers, and volcanic mountains. Visit the gorgeous Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls. Ribbon-shaped Seljalandsfoss has its origins in Eyjafjallajökull glacier. Photogenic Skógafoss is something of a film star, having been a backdrop in productions like Thor: The Dark World, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Game of Thrones, and Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga.
Near Mýrdalsjökull glacier, you’ll start your buggy adventure. A local guide will give you safety gear and safety instructions. Start your journey to the glacier&#8217;s edge, where the radiant ice cap contrasts starkly with the black desert sand. It’s a sight you&#8217;ll never forget.
The buggies splash through small rivers and streams on the way to a sandy beach created by the dormant Katla volcano. After a fun ride on the black beach, your group will stop at the famous DC3 plane wreck. Here you can take in the amazing view up to Mýrdalsjökull glacier and along the vast black coast to Dyrhólaey, Iceland’s southernmost point. Afterwards, you’ll head back to the base on a route following scenic mountains.
After this exciting experience, enjoy your scenic bus ride back to Reykjavík.

South Coast and Buggy Experience to Mýrdalsjökull Glacier

Get acquainted with Icelandic nature and northern lights at an interactive exhibition in Reykjavík.
Perlan (The Pearl) hosts the largest nature exhibition in Iceland.  &#8220;Wonders of Iceland&#8221; gives you a unique insight into Iceland&#8217;s nature and the science behind its spectacular beauty. The exhibition&#8217;s design reflects the latest science and technology, helping you learn through unique experiences. It is a perfect way to truly get to know Icelandic nature, have fun, and make new memories.
You will feel the power of volcanoes, earthquakes and geothermal energy and see a high realistically rendered bird cliff, rich with bird and plant specimens. Experience oceanic wonders and watch as whales swim below your feet. Walk through a real Ice Cave, the first of its kind in the world, and learn about Icelandic glaciers and the effects of global warming in an amazing interactive exhibition.
The planetarium offers state-of-the-art 8k projection systems that create an experience of a lifetime. Experience the northern lights like nowhere else in the Áróra Northern Lights show. You’ll learn how northern lights form and hear ancient stories about them. The northern lights virtually dance all around you in Icelandic nature and in outer space. The incredible music is a creation of beloved Icelandic artists.
Your visit also includes access to the 360° panoramic observation deck. Here you can enjoy a superb view of Reykjavík and the surrounding mountains.

Wonders of Iceland & Áróra Planetarium Show

Lava Show is the only place in the world where you can safely experience hot molten lava. The show is both educational and exhilarating.
Come visit Lava Show in the heart of Vík, the charming town nestled near Katla Geopark and surrounded by volcanoes, glaciers, and black sand beaches. Lava Show in Vík brings Iceland&#8217;s volcanic drama to life, highlighting the most recent eruptions in South Iceland and the country&#8217;s most catastrophic volcanic events.
Lava Show is a globally recognised, award-winning live experience recreating a volcanic eruption by superheating real lava to 1,100°C (2,000°F) and pouring it into a custom-designed showroom. The Lava Show offers the extraordinary opportunity to safely witness real flowing lava up close. The show combines thrilling visuals with expert narration and deep geological insight. The Lava Show is both a sensory spectacle and an educational deep dive into Iceland’s volcanic legacy. The family-owned Lava Show supports sustainable tourism and uses green energy to melt the lava.

Icelandic Lava Show in Vík

Lava Show is the only place in the world where you can safely experience hot molten lava. The show is both educational and exhilarating.
Come visit Lava Show in Reykjavík, the capital city of this very volcanic island. Lava Show in Reykjavík brings Iceland&#8217;s volcanic drama to life, highlighting the most recent eruptions near Reykjavík and the country&#8217;s most catastrophic volcanic events.
Lava Show is a globally recognized, award-winning live experience that recreates a volcanic eruption by superheating real lava to 1,100°C (2.000°F) and pouring it into a custom-designed showroom. The Lava Show offers the extraordinary opportunity to safely witness real flowing lava up close—rain, shine, or snow. Combining thrilling visuals with expert narration and deep geological insight, the show is both a sensory spectacle and an educational deep dive into Iceland’s volcanic legacy. As a family-founded company, Lava Show is committed to sustainable tourism, using green energy to melt the lava.

Icelandic Lava Show in Reykjavík

Having a hard time picking between the South Coast or the Golden Circle? Hit both attractions on a 3-day tour of Iceland’s most precious highlights!
This small-group, 3-day tour is fabulous for those with limited time to enjoy the best of Iceland. The tour highlights the most popular adventures: spectacular waterfalls, glacier hikes, and an ice cave at Vatnajökull, Europe’s biggest glacier. Your nights are far away from towns and light pollution, giving you the best chance of seeing the glittering northern lights during wintertime.
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3-Day South Coast & Golden Circle Adventure

Are you ready to try the longest, fastest zipline in Iceland? You&#8217;ll soar over the stunning Svartagljúfur gorge, with its numerous waterfalls and spectacular views — a natural gem to experience from a breathtaking vantage point.
The “Free as a Bird” Mega Zipline starts atop the Kambar plateau overlooking Hveragerði and leading down to a cafe near the trailhead to the Reykjadalur hot spring valley. Two lines, each 1 km long, run parallel to each other, giving people travelling together a chance to take flight simultaneously.
Your adventure begins at Mega Zipline’s reception area by the Reykjadalur trailhead. There, Mega Zipline staff will walk you through safety precautions and outfit you with the appropriate equipment.
A vehicle takes you to Svartagljúfur canyon, and you will walk about 10 – 15 minutes to the Kambar flight tower. The walk is approximately 600 metres (1,969 feet) with an elevation gain of approximately 70 metres (230 feet). During this walk, you will enjoy a breathtaking view of the canyon. At the fall tower, you will be met by Mega Zipline pilots and briefed again on the safe use of the Zipline. You’re then sent down the Zipline for the flight of your life.
Automatic cameras positioned along the line will snap pictures of the experience. When the flight is over, you’ll return to the reception area (less than 2 minutes’ walk) to drop off your gear, view the photographs, peruse the gift shop, and wish you could go on the Zipline again and again.
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Optional &#8211; Purchase high quality video footage of your flight: Re-live your life as a bird over and over again! Mega Zipline captures the highlight moments of your ride with a network of smart, sensor-activated cameras placed around the line. The multi-angle video is immediately available to our guests after their ride. It is also possible to share it instantly on social media with One-click!

Mega Zipline, Iceland’s Longest Zipline

Embark on an epic adventure along Iceland&#8217;s scenic South Coast, highlighted by an ice cave exploration inside one of Iceland&#8217;s most stunning glaciers.
Begin your adventure with a scenic journey along the South Coast, enjoying dramatic views and breathtaking landscapes as you travel towards the stunning Mýrdalsjökull Ice Cave.
At Mýrdalsjökull Base Camp, hop aboard a powerful, big-wheeled mountain truck and travel close to the glacier&#8217;s hidden ice cave. Guided by knowledgeable experts, you&#8217;ll take a walk to explore the captivating ice cave. Your group will spend 45 – 60 minutes in the cave, marveling at its glistening blue hues and intricate ice formations. Your guide will share fascinating insights into the geological wonders surrounding you, explaining the history and science behind these breathtaking formations.
This adventure is perfect for all levels and requires no prior experience. It involves walking on mostly level terrain with a mix of snow, ice, and rocks. All necessary gear will be provided for a safe and comfortable exploration.
This tour also includes stops at the stunning Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls. Seljalandsfoss offers the unique experience of walking behind the waterfall. We highly recommend bringing a raincoat or waterproof coat for this stroll.
Skógafoss, another iconic Icelandic waterfall, has been featured in films such as Thor: The Dark World and The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, making it a must-see location.

South Coast & Askur Ice Cave in a Mountain Truck

Come with us on a 5-star Reykjavík beer tour and bar crawl!
Walk around our beautiful city, get to know our culture, and then go out for a few authentic drinks with an expert local guide. It doesn’t get any better than that! This really is the ultimate Reykjavík bar tour!
Taste ten unique Icelandic craft beers from all around Iceland. Or, if you like stronger drinks, you can enjoy a sample of five “snaps”, fiery shots of alcohol we Icelanders often drink on special occasions or with meals.
You will experience the best bars in Reykjavík and join a knowledgeable local Icelander who knows how to entertain and educate you about the fun, quirky history of beer in Iceland.
You don’t have to be a beer aficionado to have fun on our tour, and maybe you will even be introduced to a new beer style you will love. We are happy to cater to your preferences for beer or spirits. Still, we’d like to encourage you to be adventurous. Iceland has some of the best beers in the world, and we can’t wait for you to try them!

Reykjavík Beer and Booze Walking Tour

Our self-drive holidays with fixed dates feature pre-booked hotels on select travel dates. You only need to choose a car and start looking forward to an adventure in Iceland! You’ll also get the benefit of knowing at the time of booking what hotels you will be using.
Embark on an extraordinary journey to witness one of nature’s rarest spectacles—a total solar eclipse—set against the dramatic landscapes of Iceland. On this self-drive holiday you’ll have the chance to observe the 12 August 2026 eclipse in this legendary land of volcanoes, glaciers, and endless wonder. There’s also plenty of time to explore the magical Snæfellsnes Peninsula and other iconic sites like Geysir, the Gullfoss waterfall, Reynisdrangar’s black sand beach, and the mighty Eyjafjallajökull glacier. You’ll also enjoy a fascinating lecture focusing on eclipses and astronomy.
About the Eclipse
Total solar eclipses visible from land are a rare and remarkable event, and this is your opportunity to witness one in Iceland—a country as unique as the eclipse itself. On the afternoon of 12 August 2026, Snæfellsnes Peninsula promises to be one of the prime global locations for this breathtaking event.
Please note that we cannot promise clear skies on the day of the eclipse. Similar to northern lights, viewing of an eclipse depends on the weather and atmospheric conditions.  While these are beyond our control, we will make every effort to provide you with an unforgettable experience on Eclipse Day.
We Support Iceland’s Nature and Local Communities! All our self-drive include carbon offsetting through <a href="https://kolvidur.is/english/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Kolviður</a>, the Iceland Carbon Fund (ICF)
Great add-ons/Options (Subject to availability)
<ul>
<li>Upgrade your insurance protection with the Zero Excess option (includes Super Collision and Damages Waiver, Windshield Protection, Gravel Damage, Tyres and Wheels, Sand and Ash Protection).</li>
<li>Travel green in Iceland with the Green Collection of electric and hybrid cars. Charging stations are located around the country.</li>
</ul>
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Package information: Please contact us at sales@icelandtravel.is for package details and prices.
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Image: Australian total solar eclipse in 2023 © aeonWAVE

Solar Eclipse 2026 Self-Drive Adventure

Witness the awe-inspiring beauty of a total solar eclipse over the stunning landscapes of Iceland’s Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Along the way, we’ll guide you to the iconic natural wonders of the scenic south and magical west—each destination with its own story to be told.  Let us take you on a journey as unforgettable as the eclipse itself.
Join us on an extraordinary journey to witness one of nature’s rarest spectacles—a total solar eclipse—set against the awe-inspiring landscapes of Iceland. With expert geologist and astronomer guides leading the way, we’ll observe the eclipse in this legendary land of volcanoes, glaciers, and endless wonder. Explore the magical Snæfellsnes Peninsula and other iconic sites like Geysir, the Gullfoss waterfall, Reynisfjara black sand beach, and the mighty Eyjafjallajökull glacier. Along the way, enjoy a fascinating eclipse lecture and authentic Icelandic experiences for a truly celestial adventure at the edge of Europe.
About the Eclipse
Total solar eclipses visible from land are a rare and remarkable event, and this is your opportunity to witness one in Iceland—a country as unique as the eclipse itself. On the afternoon of 12 August 2026, Snæfellsnes Peninsula promises to be one of the prime global locations for this breathtaking event.
Please note that we cannot promise clear skies on the day of the eclipse. Similar to northern lights, viewing of an eclipse depends on the weather and atmospheric conditions.  While these are beyond our control, we will make every effort to provide you with an unforgettable experience on Eclipse Day.
We Support Iceland’s Nature and Local Communities! All our escorted tours include carbon offsetting through <a href="https://kolvidur.is/english/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Kolviður</a>, the Iceland Carbon Fund (ICF)
Package information: Please contact us at sales@icelandtravel.is for package details and prices.
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Image: Total solar eclipse in 2024 © Allexxandar

Iceland’s Total Eclipse Experience 2026

Enhance your Iceland experience with this invigorating getaway to an exotic winter wilderness wonderland. You’ll stay at the luxurious Highland Base resort with comfortable rooms, delicious food, and wonderful geothermal baths.
Are you seeking winter outdoor adventure in an exotic wilderness setting? The remote, rainbow coloured Kerlingarfjöll mountains might be your perfect destination! Head into Iceland’s untouched central highlands for a stay at the luxurious Highland Base resort with cosy rooms, delicious food, and wonderful geothermal baths. Kerlingarfjöll is an adventure seeker’s paradise perfect for snowmobiling and skiing (cross country/backcountry) – or simply relaxing and enjoying the spectacular scenery. At the end of the day, you can soak in the geothermal pools and, with luck, glimpse the northern lights.
Package available: October &#8211; November 2025 &amp; February &#8211; May 2026

Kerlingarfjöll Deluxe Winter Highland Adventure

Combine the best of Iceland’s colourful capital city with the freedom and exploration of a self-drive. Each day, you’ll discover the delights of South Iceland’s wild natural wonders at your own pace. Your home away from home each night is Reykjavík, celebrated for its rich cultural and dining scene.
We’ve developed this fun new package based on suggestions from our agent partners for a short self-drive holiday based in Reykjavík.
If you prefer the freedom of a self-drive over taking a guided day tour and prefer staying in the same hotel for your trip, this is YOUR ideal Iceland holiday! Explore Iceland’s famous Golden Circle, Reykjanes, and South Coast regions, home to glaciers, volcanoes, black-sand beaches, and geysers.
We Support Iceland’s Nature and Local Communities! All our self-drive tours include carbon offsetting through <a href="https://kolvidur.is/english/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Kolviður</a>, the Iceland Carbon Fund (ICF).
Great add-ons/Options (Subject to availability)
<ul>
<li>Upgrade your insurance protection with the new Max Cover option (includes Super Collision and Damages Waiver, Windshield Protection, Gravel Damage, Tires and Wheels, Sand and Ash Protection).</li>
<li>Travel green in Iceland with the Green Collection of electric and hybrid cars. Charging stations are located around the country.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Winter Travel Information</h3>
Icelanders drive around Iceland in winter, and your clients can, too! But your clients should be aware of the road conditions and unpredictable weather during Iceland’s winter wonderland season. They should be comfortable with driving in snowy, windy, and icy conditions. Iceland Travel has implemented steps to ensure the safety of your client, and we will keep them updated on any weather changes that might affect their itinerary along their route. We will cover any cost for hotels that need to be changed or cancelled if roads must close due to bad weather. We’ll watch over your clients, and they can always reach us via our 24/7 Customer Care service.

Scenic Reykjavík Routes Self-Drive

Take an exciting journey to the breathtaking South Coast. Immerse yourself in the beauty of magnificent waterfalls, stroll along stunning black sand beaches, and if you’re visiting during the summer months, keep an eye out for charming puffins (puffins are generally in Iceland between mid-May and mid-August).
Your first visit is Seljalandsfoss waterfall, which tumbles into a plunge pool with an enormous cave hiding behind the waters. There’s an exciting path that you can walk behind the waterfall to see it from the other side!
Hidden within a narrow canyon, Gljúfrabúi is a mesmerising waterfall that offers a magical and secluded experience. To reach this hidden gem, you&#8217;ll need to venture through a narrow opening in the rocks, where you&#8217;ll be greeted by the sight of the waterfall cascading down from above.
The next stop is Skógafoss, an incredible waterfall. It’s a thrilling sight, and you may be lucky enough to see rainbows here. Skógafoss means “Forest Falls”, but there aren’t many trees now! There are 460 steps to the top of the falls – will you climb up and take a look from there?
Next, you’ll make short visit to Sólheimajökull glacier. From the viewing point you can soak in the view of magnificent glacier and the small lagoon forming in front of it.
Dyrhólaey is a promontory known for its dramatic cliffs and stunning panoramic views. Its unique rock arch stands tall against the crashing waves of the Atlantic Ocean. From the top, you can admire the breathtaking vistas of black sand beaches, towering cliffs, and the vast expanse of the ocean.
Your next destination is the awe-inspiring black sand beach of Reynisfjara. You’ll be amazed by the powerful Atlantic waves crashing against the cliffs. Vík is the final stop on your South Coast adventure. It’s a pretty little village with a fairytale feel. Visit its lovely hilltop church, the perfect spot for panoramic pictures of the Reynisdrangar.

South Coast Adventure: Waterfalls, Glacier & Black Beach

Explore the home of the Icelandic Sagas, see stunning waterfalls, and relax in the soothing waters of the Húsafell Canyon Baths.
Start with a scenic drive past Mount Esja and then through the tunnel deep under Hvalfjörður to West Iceland. Drive deep inland towards Glanni. This picturesque waterfall cascades down multiple tiers across ancient lava fields. You&#8217;ll also have a breathtaking view of the three Grábrók volcanic craters.
Next is Deildartunguhver, renowned as the most powerful hot springs in Europe. Then you&#8217;ll visit a family-run Icelandic horse farm that can trace its history in West Iceland back for more than a century. Home to more than sixty purebred Icelandic horses, it’s one of the oldest horse breeding farms in the country, and you’re invited to spend time with these wonderful animals.  And there’s an extra treat when you visit Sturlureykir &#8211; freshly baked hot spring bread” served with a hot chocolate or a coffee!
Just a short distance away is Snorralaug, a hot spring pool that has been frequented by locals since the 12th century. Today, the pool is a protected archaeological site.  While you&#8217;re here, be sure to capture some photos of the beautiful old timber church, which dates back to the 19th century. Take a peek inside and you&#8217;ll even spot a viewing glass that provides a glimpse into a medieval smithy cistern.
Next, you will see the great Hraunfossar, a stunning series of waterfalls formed by several rivers running across the Hallmundarhraun lava field, created a thousand years ago by a volcano erupting under the nearby Langjökull glacier.
Stop in Húsafell, a magical place of woodlands and waterfalls set between the two glaciers. Here, you&#8217;ll be transferred to a special 4WD vehicle for a unique journey along rugged mountain passages. Stop to see Langifoss, a spectacular two-tiered waterfall that plunges through a steep ravine into the depths of Deildargil canyon.
The highlight of your tour comes next – an authentic Icelandic hot pool experience in the splendid setting of Hringsgil canyon. Enjoy a serene soak in a hot spring with the enchanting landscapes all around you. This spellbinding place has three geothermally heated pools of varying temperatures (30-41°C or 86-105°F), a cold-water pot and a cooling waterfall, all blending seamlessly into the natural environment.

Silver Circle: West Iceland with Canyon Ride & Secluded Thermal Baths

Join us for the Golden Circle Tour, where you’ll witness waterfalls, geyser eruptions, walk along a volcanic crater, and see the gap between the Eurasian and American plates at Þingvellir National Park. Enjoy a stop at a geothermal bakery in a unique geothermal park.
Your first stop is the captivating geothermal springs and geothermal park in Hveragerði. Visit Eilífur, the newest geyser in Iceland, which began erupting in 2016 and impressively erupts every 15-20 minutes. Enjoy “hverabrauð,” a sweet geothermal bread freshly baked in the on-site bakery. Inside the greenhouse, see experimental banana plants thriving so close to the Arctic Circle.
Head to Kerið crater. Kerið’s striking red earth and vibrant green moss create a captivating contrast, complemented by a turquoise-blue mineral water lake at its base.
Next, visit the awe-inspiring Gullfoss, one of Iceland&#8217;s most beloved natural wonders, featuring a double drop where the water plunges into a narrow ravine, creating a stunning spray.
Nearby is the Geysir geothermal area. Strokkur, an impressive geyser, displays its power with reliable eruptions every few minutes, soaring up higher and more powerful than Eilífur. You’ll also see bubbling hotpots and superheated streams, leaving behind vivid, multi-coloured residues.
Your final stop will be Þingvellir National Park. Here, you&#8217;ll be mesmerized by the vast gap between the Eurasian and American continental plates. Beyond its geological wonders, Þingvellir holds immense cultural and historical significance for Iceland. It was at this site that the Vikings established the world&#8217;s oldest surviving Parliament in 930 AD.

Golden Circle Geothermal Wonderland:  Two Geysers and Geothermal Bakery

<h2><a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/es/tours/islandia-fuego-hielo-y-auroras-26-27/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">La información del invierno 2026-2027 está aquí</a></h2>
Este excepcional circuito a través de Islandia le permitirá descubrir la diversidad de su naturaleza y de sus paisajes increíbles. También conocerá la cultura y la historia del país.
Descubra Islandia bajo la nieve con sus campos de lava, sus ríos y glaciares, sus montañas y playas de arenas negras y, cómo no, sus auroras boreales. Entre los lugares que podrá visitar están la costa sur con sus majestuosas cascadas, la laguna glaciar de Jökulsárlón, los parques nacionales de Þingvellir y de Vatnajökull, la zona volcánica del lago Mývatn y los fiordos escarpados al este de la isla.
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¡Financiamos la naturaleza de Islandia y las comunidades locales! 
<ul>
<li>Como parte de nuestro compromiso con la preservación de la naturaleza frágil de Islandia, todos nuestros circuitos guiados incluyen compensación de las emisiones de carbono a través de Kolviður, el Fondo Islandés del Carbono (ICF).</li>
<li>Durante el paseo recibirá un recuerdo especial: un llavero de la Asociación de Búsqueda y Rescate de Islandia (ICE SAR – por sus siglas en inglés). Su guía le informará sobre este equipo de voluntarios formados y dedicados a tareas de rescate y prevención de accidentes en Islandia. El trabajo de ICE SAR está financiado por contribuciones de compañías y de personas. La compañía Iceland Travel está orgullosa de ser uno de estos patrocinadores.</li>
</ul>
Salidas: 
2026: 26. febrero

Islandia, Fuego, Hielo y Auroras 25/26 (Spanish)

Viaje espectacular de una semana alrededor de Islandia. Descubra junto a su guía local la cultura y las atracciones naturales de un país que ofrece una variada gama de paisajes gracias a su gran actividad volcánica. La fauna y la flora son otros atractivos que hacen de Islandia un destino por excelencia.
Descubra junto a su guía profesional y local, la cultura y las atracciones naturales de un país que ofrece una variada gama de paisajes gracias a su gran actividad volcánica. La fauna y la flora típicas de la isla son otro de los atractivos que hacen de Islandia un destino natural por excelencia. Su paso por Islandia será inolvidable.
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¡Financiamos la naturaleza de Islandia! Como parte de nuestro compromiso con la preservación de la naturaleza frágil de Islandia, todos nuestros circuitos guiados incluyen compensación de las emisiones de carbono a través de Kolviður, el Fondo Islandés del Carbono (ICF).
Salida del hotel cada mañana, después del desayuno. Llegada al próximo alojamiento a última hora de la tarde. Las paradas que se realizan cada día son generalmente entre 1 o 1,5 horas de conducción entre cada parada del viaje.
Recomendado para: los que visiten Islandia por primera vez, aficionados a la fotografía, interesados en experiencias auténticas y en obtener una visión general de Islandia
De interés: Maravillas naturales, Volcanes, Glaciares, Paisajes invernales, Fuentes termales
2026 Salidas: 27. junio; 4, 18. julio; 8, 15, 22, 29. agosto.
Cantidad máxima de participantes: 29 participantes

Maravillas de Islandia (Spanish)

Este tour ofrece una combinación fantástica de lugares y actividades para descubrir el sur y el oeste de Islandia y permite obtener una visión general de la tierra de fuego y hielo.
Paquete especial de una semana que le permitirá recorrer la fascinante costa sur de Islandia y la Península de Snæfellsnes, a un ritmo tranquilo. Disfrutarás de los maravillosos paisajes que ofrecen estas regiones con sus glaciares, campos de lava, playa de arena negra e innumerables cascadas. Para terminar el viaje de la mejor manera posible, te relajarás con un baño en las aguas termales y saludables de la famosa Laguna Azul. Si las condiciones climáticas son adecuadas, es posible que pueda ver la Aurora boreal.
¡Financiamos la naturaleza de Islandia y las comunidades locales!
<ul>
<li>Como parte de nuestro compromiso con la preservación de la naturaleza frágil de Islandia, todos nuestros circuitos guiados incluyen compensación de las emisiones de carbono a través de Kolviður, el Fondo Islandés del Carbono (ICF).</li>
<li>Durante el paseo recibirá un recuerdo especial: un llavero de la Asociación de Búsqueda y Rescate de Islandia (ICE SAR – por sus siglas en inglés). Su guía le informará sobre este equipo de voluntarios formados y dedicados a tareas de rescate y prevención de accidentes en Islandia. El trabajo de ICE SAR está financiado por contribuciones de compañías y de personas. La compañía Iceland Travel está orgullosa de ser uno de estos patrocinadores.</li>
</ul>
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Salidas:
2026:  4. abril; 10, 24. octubre; 7, 28. noviembre.
2027: 2, 16, 30. enero; 13, 20. febrero; 6, 13, 20. marzo; 3. abril.

Fantasías de Invierno y Auroras Boreales (Spanish)

Visita l’Islanda ed i suoi altipiani interni in comodità alla scoperta di una natura estrema e primordiale.
Siamo entusiasti di presentare ora questo tour spettacolare e panoramico in una nuova veste: piccoli gruppi con un massimo di soli 16 partecipanti per un&#8217;esperienza più intima e personalizzata.
Godetevi i vantaggi di un tour in piccoli gruppi alla scoperta della vasta e spettacolare natura selvaggia dell&#8217;Islanda. Il nostro tour più venduto da molti anni vi offre un&#8217;opportunità unica per vivere i contrasti della terra del ghiaccio e del fuoco. Esplorate l&#8217;Islanda e i suoi altopiani interni in tutta comodità, scoprendo una natura estrema e primordiale. Vivrete la solitudine di spazi infiniti, l&#8217;impeto di magnifiche cascate e l&#8217;emozione di un rilassante bagno termale immersi nella natura.
<a href="https://issuu.com/icelandtravel8/docs/hiking_and_activity_level_chart_new_logo?fr=sNjllNDUxNDAxNDI" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Attività/Difficoltà:</a> 2 su 5 (facile)
Sosteniamo la natura dell’Islanda! Come parte del nostro impegno a preservare la fragile natura islandese, tutti i nostri tour con guida includono una compensazione per le emissioni di CO2 attraverso Kolviður, Fondo Islandese per la diminuzione delle emissioni di anidride carbonica (ICF, Iceland Carbon Fund).
2026 Partenze: 18, 25. luglio; 1, 8. agosto.

Altipiani Meravigliosi (Italian)

Scopri il meglio della costa meridionale d’Islanda. Sperimenta in prima persona le incredibili forze della natura con questa fantastica introduzione all’Islanda. Icebergs, sorgenti di acqua calda e vulcani caratterizzano il meraviglioso e selvaggio paesaggio islandese. Pernottando per alcune notti in località rurali, vi troverete nella situazione ottimale per poter sperimentare la magia delle Aurore Boreali.
<a href="https://issuu.com/icelandtravel8/docs/hiking_and_activity_level_chart_new_logo?fr=sNjllNDUxNDAxNDI" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Attività/Difficoltà:</a> 1 su 5 (molto facile)
Sosteniamo la natura e le comunità locali dell’Islanda!
<ul>
<li>Durante il viaggio, riceverete un souvenir speciale: un portachiavi della Protezione Civile Islandese (ICE-SAR = Icelandic Association for Search and Rescue). La guida ti parlerà di questa squadra di volontari addestrati impegnati nelle operazioni di soccorso e nella prevenzione degli incidenti in Islanda. Il lavoro di ICE-SAR è sostenuto da contributi provenienti da aziende e privati. Iceland Travel fa parte di questi orgogliosi sostenitori.</li>
<li>Come parte del nostro impegno a preservare la fragile natura islandese, tutti i nostri tour con guida includono una compensazione per le emissioni di CO2 attraverso Kolviður, Fondo Islandese per la diminuzione delle emissioni di anidride carbonica (ICF, Iceland Carbon Fund).</li>
</ul>
Partenze 
2026: 22, 29. ottobre; 19. novembre; 3. dicembre.
2027: 28. gennaio; 4, 11, 18, 25. febbraio; 4, 11, 18. marzo.

Energie Nascoste e Aurore Boreali (Italian)

Découvrez le cœur de l&#8217;Islande : sa vaste et majestueuse nature sauvage des hautes terres. Ce voyage inoubliable mélange l&#8217;aventure des pistes de montagne avec toutes les merveilles naturelles de la Route circulaire de l&#8217;Islande.
Prêt pour l&#8217;aventure et l&#8217;exploration ? Sortez des sentiers battus et découvrez le côté sauvage de la beauté naturelle de l&#8217;Islande, des hautes terres géothermiques colorées aux basses terres côtières fertiles et verdoyantes. Visitez les principales attractions de la Route circulaire du pays ainsi que les vues changeantes de la magnifique nature intérieure de l&#8217;Islande. Explorez les légendaires routes de Kjölur et Landmannalaugar qui traversent des paysages à couper le souffle et inspirants.
<a href="https://issuu.com/icelandtravel8/docs/_chelle_de_niveau_d_activit__-_franska?fr=sNGM0NDIyNTA3Nw">Échelle de niveau d‘activité</a> : 2 (Facile)
Recommandé pour : Explorateurs, amateurs d’aventures douces, nouveaux voyageurs et connaisseurs de l’Islande intéressés par les merveilles naturelles.
Intérêts : merveilles naturelles, géologie, paysages insolites, baignade dans des sources chaudes
Nous travaillons dans le respect de la nature islandaise !  Dans le cadre de notre engagement à préserver la nature fragile de l’Islande, tous nos circuits accompagnés comprennent la compensation carbone par Kolviður, le Fonds Islande carbone.
2006 Départs : 9, 30. juillet ; 20. août.

Hautes Terres Majestueuses et Merveilles Naturelles (French)

Découvrez de vos propres yeux la beauté incroyable de la nature Islandaise lors de ce circuit best seller hivernal dans la magnifique région du Sud de l&#8217;Islande. En outre, vous aurez l’opportunité de passer plusieurs nuits dans la magnifique campagne islandaise, l’endroit parfait pour faire la chasse aux aurores boréales.
L&#8217;Islande est un pays d&#8217;une beauté sauvage dominée par des glaciers, des sources chaudes naturelles et des volcans. Lors de notre visite guidée en autocar, nous vous proposons d&#8217;aller découvrir les trésors cachés de l&#8217;île tels que la région du célèbre volcan Eyjafjallajökull ou encore Jökulsárlón, l&#8217;époustouflante &#8220;lagune glaciaire”. En outre, vous aurez l&#8217;opportunité de passer plusieurs nuits dans la magnifique campagne islandaise, l&#8217;endroit parfait pour faire la chasse aux aurores boréales. L&#8217;Islande est l&#8217;un des meilleurs endroits au monde pour contempler ce phénomène rare.
<a href="https://issuu.com/icelandtravel8/docs/_chelle_de_niveau_d_activit__-_franska?fr=sNGM0NDIyNTA3Nw">Échelle de niveau d’activité</a> : 1 (Très facile)
Nous travaillons dans le respect de la nature islandaise et en étroite collaboration avec des communautés locales
<ul>
<li>Pendant le voyage, vous recevrez un souvenir spécial : un porte-clés de l&#8217;Association islandaise pour Recherche et sauvetage (ICE SAR). Votre guide vous parlera de cette équipe de volontaires dévoués au travail de sauvetage et à la prévention des accidents en Islande. Les opérations de l&#8217;ICE-SAR sont financées par des contributions d&#8217;entreprises et de particuliers. Iceland Travel est fier d’être parmi les contributeurs.</li>
<li>Dans le cadre de notre engagement à préserver la nature fragile de l’Islande, toutes nos excursions escortées comprennent la compensation carbone par Kolviður, le Fonds Islande carbone.</li>
</ul>
2026 Départs : 22. octobre ; 12. novembre.
2027 Départs : 7. janvier ; 4, 11. février ; 4, 16. mars.

Énergies Cachées et Aurores Boréales (French)

<h2>Information pour Islande Classique Hiver 26/27 est <a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/fr/tours/islande-classique-hiver-26-27/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">ici</a>.</h2>
Ce circuit exceptionnel à travers l’Islande vous fera découvrir la diversité de sa nature et de ses paysages incroyables. Vous découvrirez également la culture et l&#8217;histoire du pays, y compris le lien unique entre l&#8217;Islande et la France.
Découvrez l’Islande sous la neige avec ses champs de lave, ses rivières et glaciers, ses montagnes et plages de sable noir et bien sûr, ses aurores boréales. Les sites que vous verrez inclurent la côte sud avec ses majestueuses chutes d’eau, la lagune glaciaire de Jökulsárlón, les parcs nationaux de Þingvellir et de Vatnajökull, la zone volcanique du lac Mývatn et les fjords escarpés de l’est de l’île.
<a href="https://issuu.com/icelandtravel8/docs/_chelle_de_niveau_d_activit__-_franska?fr=sNGM0NDIyNTA3Nw" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Échelle de niveau d’activité </a>: 1 (Très facile)
Nous travaillons dans le respect de la nature islandaise et en étroite collaboration avec des communautés locales 
<ul>
<li>Pendant le voyage, vous recevrez un souvenir spécial : un porte-clés de l&#8217;Association islandaise pour Recherche et sauvetage (ICE SAR). Votre guide vous parlera de cette équipe de volontaires dévoués au travail de sauvetage et à la prévention des accidents en Islande. Les opérations de l&#8217;ICE-SAR sont financées par des contributions d&#8217;entreprises et de particuliers. Iceland Travel est fier d’être parmi les contributeurs.</li>
<li>Dans le cadre de notre engagement à préserver la nature fragile de l’Islande, toutes nos excursions escortées comprennent la compensation carbone par Kolviður, le Fonds Islande carbone</li>
</ul>
Départs :
2026 &#8211; 18. mars : 15. avril.

Islande Classique Hiver 25/26 (French)

Explore the incredible and stunning ice world of the Sólheimajökull Glacier on a ravishing glacier walking tour right off Iceland&#8217;s beautiful South Coast. It is a hiking adventure you&#8217;ll never forget.
Glacier Experience is a small group experience that offers an easy glacier hike on Sólheimajökull glacier with an experienced glacier guide and is available all year around. Add even more adventure to your stay in Iceland and come explore this amazing crawling glacier with us. Sólheimajökull glacier is an outlet from the mighty Mýrdalsjökull and is surrounded by some of Iceland&#8217;s grandest volcanoes. A glacier lagoon forms in front of the glacier during summertime, only adding to the location&#8217;s charm.
Your Glacier Experience tour starts with an introduction to the necessary glacier equipment provided in the tour and your expert guide going over the safety rules to explore the beautiful Sólheimajökull glacier. You will then take a short but scenic walk across the pitch-black volcanic ash and sands that lay in between the Sólheimajökull glacier and the parking lot.
The ash and sand are from the volcanic eruption in Eyjafjallajökull stratovolcano that took place in the year 2010 and is a reminder of the closeness of volcanoes and glaciers in Iceland. Truly a fantastic and unique start! At the foot of the glacier you will lace up our crampons and follow your guide to explore this otherworldly natural wonder; a rugged, raw and ever-changing hub of ancient frozen water.
You will see how the primal elements shape and affect the glacier, creating mesmerising labyrinths of ice ridges and deep V-shaped crevasses that crisscross and scar the surface of the ice. Not to mention the big sinkholes, called “moulins”, that sometimes have drilled their way through the glacier, draining the meltwater of the ice through little waterfalls and streams.
This popular day tour is the perfect way to know the actual reason behind the name Ice-land!
Note: The hiking part of the tour is about 2 hours, with 1-1.5 hours spent on the glistening glacier.

Glacier Experience – Sólheimajökull Easy Glacier Hike

Snæfellsnes is known as a miniature version of Iceland. In a relatively small area, you can see lava fields, mountains, small towns, a glacier, sea cliffs, lava caves, black sand beaches and more.
Departing from Reykjavik, your first stop is at the Berserkjahraun Lava Fields, where jagged formations from ancient volcanic eruptions create an otherworldly atmosphere steeped in legend. Then, marvel at the iconic Mt. Kirkjufell and its nearby Kirkjufellsfoss waterfalls, capturing picture-perfect views of Iceland’s most photographed mountain.
The hauntingly beautiful Djúpalónssandur Black Sand Beach, lined with smooth pebbles and scattered shipwreck remains, offers a poignant reminder of the country’s maritime past. Lóndrangar Basalt Cliffs rise dramatically from the ocean, remnants of ancient volcanic craters, home to diverse birdlife and breathtaking coastal views.
In Snæfellsjökull National Park, explore a wonderland of volcanic landscapes and glaciers, famously inspiring Jules Verne’s Journey to the Centre of the Earth. The Arnarstapi Cliff Viewpoint provides sweeping vistas of rugged sea cliffs and unique rock formations, perfect for scenic walks and birdwatching.
Visit the stark and beautiful Búðir Black Church, a solitary wooden structure set against a vast lava field, offering a striking contrast to the surrounding landscape and a favorite for photographers. Conclude your journey at Ytri Tunga Beach, where the golden sands provide a peaceful setting to observe playful seals basking along the shore, offering a serene and unforgettable end to your exploration of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula.

Snæfellsnes Peninsula Small Group Tour

This tour will take you to all three attractions of the famous Golden Circle directly from Reykjavik, with an added visit to the unique Secret Lagoon. It is a perfect Icelandic experience giving you a chance to visit waterfalls, geysers, and historical sights and soak in a natural hot spring.
Gullfoss, the Golden Waterfall is one of the three sights of the Golden Circle route. This incredible waterfall attracts thousands of visitors every year, and for a good reason –  according to the World of Waterfalls, it is one of the top ten best waterfalls in the world.
Next you will have the opportunity to walk among the bubbling hot springs of the Geysir geothermal area, but make sure to stay within the restricted area for your safety. Strokkur geyser is a site that you should definitely not miss; it spouts water sometimes up to 40m(100 ft) high!
Thingvellir National Park is a beloved place for Icelanders, as well as a UNESCO world heritage site. Here Icelandic history and great geological wonders come together, making the place one of Iceland‘s most symbolic sites.
The stone-lined Secret Lagoon is the oldest swimming pool in Iceland, a natural hot pool suitable for bathing year-round. The locals call this the “Secret Lagoon” because it was known only to them for a long time. Now you have a chance to bathe in the hot water of this outstanding pool with its magical geothermal surroundings.
For the grand finale, visit the photographers’ favorite, the Kerið volcanic crater. This striking volcanic crater filled with a vivid blue lake and framed by steep slopes. The crater is around 6.500 years old, yet it still feels alive with color and texture. In summer, its walls are painted red and green by moss and minerals, while in winter, the blue lake contrasts beautifully with the white snow. Take an easy walk around the rim, where every angle offers a new view of the surrounding landscape and the water below.

Golden Circle and the Secret Lagoon

Discover the amazing and enchanting winter paradise of Akureyri in North Iceland. Enjoy unforgettable activities like hot spring bathing and northern lights hunting, spectacular fjords and a vibrant arts and culture scene in this charming town near the Arctic Circle
If you’re looking for a unique winter paradise without the tourist crowds look no further than Akureyri and North Iceland. Just a short distance away by air, North Iceland is a world of magical landscapes from a Nordic fairy tale. This region close to the Arctic Circle is filled with spectacular fjords, charming villages, and enjoyable activities like hot spring bathing and northern lights quests. Friendly and culturally vibrant Akureyri town is a  perfect base for North Iceland. It’s a favourite winter getaway with Icelanders, and we think you’ll agree when you visit.
You can choose two package options in the Arctic North: 4 days or 5 days.
<h3>10 Reasons to visit Akureyri and North Iceland this winter</h3>
-Fewer visitors means you have more of Iceland’s peaceful beauty to yourself.
-Akureyri has a surprisingly moderate winter climate for its location (average high temperature is 0°C/ 32°F).
-Its far northern location is ideal for northern lights viewing on cold, clear nights.
-North Iceland often gets more snow than the south, adding to its winter wonderland vibes.
-North Iceland is breathtaking with its rugged fjords, distinctive mountains, and mystical lava formations.
-Akureyri is close to dramatic wilderness wonders like Mývatn Nature Reserve, Ásbyrgi Canyon and the alpine Troll Peninsula.
-Akureyri offers a blend of small-town friendliness and amazing museums, dining, nightlife, galleries, and shopping.
-North Iceland is a paradise for outdoor activities like winter whale watching, horseback riding, skiing, snowmobiling, and snowshoe hiking.
-It is an ideal destination for discovering fascinating history, local culture, and some of Iceland’s best cuisine.
-Easy access with direct flights on easyJet from the UK and Icelandair from Reykjavík.

Akureyri – Arctic Hot Springs & Northern Lights Getaway

Set your focus on Iceland’s amazing hot spring culture while discovering breathtaking landscapes and incredible photo opportunities. Experience the best of Iceland’s spectacular north and the famous natural attractions of its scenic south. Of course, you’ll enjoy many opportunities to relax in unique hot spring pools.
Combine hot spring relaxation and breathtaking scenery in the land of fire and ice. Enjoy the best of the spectacular north and the famous natural wonders of the south. Visit charming towns like Hveragerði, Vík, Akureyri, and Húsavík. Discover volcanic wonders in Lake Mývatn and on Iceland’s South Coast. Each day has great opportunities for hot spring relaxation in memorable settings.
Highlands Option &#8211; On Day 6, you have an option of heading back to Reykjavík either by Road 1 or visiting Iceland’s wilderness interior via the Kjölur mountain track.  (Note: Kjölur is open 20.6 – 15.9; you need a Category 5.0 4WD vehicle (KIA Sportage 4WD) or higher 4WD category vehicle to drive the Kjölur route).
Great add-ons/Options (Subject to availability)
<ul>
<li>Upgrade your insurance protection with the new Max Cover option (includes Super Collision and Damages Waiver, Windshield Protection, Gravel Damage, Tyres and Wheels, Sand and Ash Protection).</li>
<li>Travel green in Iceland with the Green Collection of electric and hybrid cars. Charging stations are located around the country.</li>
</ul>
We Support Iceland’s Nature and Local Communities! All our self-drive tours include carbon offsetting through <a href="https://kolvidur.is/english/">Kolviður</a>, the the Iceland Carbon Fund (ICF).

Hot Springs and Cool Arctic Roads (Summer Version)

If you are looking for a perfect destination for an innovative study tour, consider the “land of fire and ice.” Iceland is a genuine “laboratory” to learn about geology, renewable energy, ecology, public policy, and more. Iceland is also a safe destination with spectacular landscapes and plenty of opportunities to combine fun activities and impactful learning experiences.
This sample itinerary shows how we can design a college/university programme with a focus on STEM disciplines. We also have many itinerary ideas for study programmes in the social sciences, humanities, and business administration.
Our guides are passionate about Iceland, and many have come from educational backgrounds. They are great “travel teachers” and experts at sharing their knowledge in a fun and meaningful way.
We work with a variety of accommodation services we’ve chosen for their good service. From budget options up to four-star hotels, we can create an itinerary that fits your group’s travel style.
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

College/University Groups – Sample Study Tour Programme

If you want to see the best of Iceland and enjoy great value, this is your trip! You’ll have a complete overview of “must-see“ Ring Road attractions such as the Golden Circle, the Glacier Lagoon, Lake Myvatn, Dettifoss and Snæfellsnes Peninsula. You’ll see the amazing diversity of Iceland’s landscapes from volcanoes and glaciers to fjords and thundering waterfalls. We’ve also included some great experiences that show you Iceland’s unique culture and geology
Group interests: Natural wonders, geology, history, great photographic moments, Ring Road travel
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.
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Alumni groups – Complete Iceland

Discover the very best of Iceland’s South Coast region. See Iceland’s amazing natural forces first-hand with this great introduction to Iceland. We’ll show you beloved places such as Geysir, Gullfoss waterfall, the Glacial Lagoon/Diamond Beach, Vatnajökull National Park, and the Blue Lagoon. Several overnights are in excellent locations for northern lights hunting
Interests: Natural wonders, geology, history, winter landscapes, hot spring bathing
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Alumni groups – Glaciers, Volcanoes and Northern Lights

Discover the very best of Iceland’s South Coast region. See &#8212; and learn &#8212; about Iceland&#8217;s amazing natural forces first-hand with this great introduction to Iceland. We’ll show you beloved places such as Geysir, Gullfoss waterfall, the Glacial Lagoon/Diamond Beach, and the Blue Lagoon.
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

School groups – Reykjavík and the South of Iceland

Small-group Tour to Magical Northeast Iceland
The Arctic Circle coastline of Northeast Iceland is spectacular, yet it has a surprisingly mild winter temperature. Stay in Húsavík, a friendly town surrounded by snow-tipped mountains in a picturesque fjord. Húsavík is known for its GeoSea seawater spa and its cosy charm. It’s a great base to explore Ásbyrgi Canyon, volcanic Lake Mývatn and more. You&#8217;ll be in an excellent area to view northern lights on a boat or bus tour. You can also enjoy excellent winter whale watching (October &#8211; November, March &#8211; April).
Group Interests: Winter landscapes, natural wonders, snow sports, off-the beaten path travel, spa and wellness, movies and films, Arctic Circle, local culture, northern lights, small town charm
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Discover the Edge of the Arctic

This trip brings you to Iceland at the ideal time to discover the nation’s birdlife at its best, with a focus on the south and west coasts.  Enjoy opportunities to spot birds, along with visits to Iceland’s beloved natural wonders.
The majority (about two-thirds) of Iceland’s birds are seabirds and various species of wetland birds. Almost 80 bird species breed regularly in Iceland. Many of these birds only spend a few months in the country each year; others are permanent residents. In total around 30 species have been added to Iceland’s bird population during the last century. The vast majority of the species breed in neighbouring European countries, or around the Arctic region. Three species have entered Iceland from North America:  the Great Northern Diver (Common Loon), the Barrow’s Goldeneye, and the Harlequin Duck. Iceland is their only breeding location in Europe. Several migratory species stop-over in Iceland on their way between their breeding grounds north of the Arctic Circle and their wintering grounds further south on the planet.  These species include the Knot, sanderling, Turnstone, Brent Goose, White-fronted Goose, and Barnacle Goose. A total of around 380 species have been observed at least once in Iceland, most of them being migratory.
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Birdwatching Tour

There’s something special about Iceland’s light and shadows, as well as its spectacular landscapes, that makes it a photographer’s dream. Whether you are a novice or professional, our photography tour will introduce you to South Iceland’s spectacular nature and volcanic landscapes. Our expert photographer instructors/guides will help you expand your portfolio and dramatically develop your photography skills. We keep the size of the group small, so you’ll have the time and space to express your vision of Iceland.
Group Interests: Amateur or professional photography, art, nature
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Iceland Photography Tour

Discover Iceland’s unique farming heritage, which dates back to Viking times. You’ll learn about the organic farming techniques Icelanders use, and about their heirloom animal breeds. You’ll also have an opportunity to learn about Icelandic reforestation and how farmers and foresters work together to protect Iceland’s trees and soil.
Group Interests: Farming, heirloom or landrace animal breeds, forestry, agricultural history
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Agricultural Programme

From steamy hot springs for soaking to jagged cliffs or glaciers perfect for climbing, Iceland‘s landscape of extreme contrasts provides the perfect setting for an “Extreme to Serene” adventure journey. Challenge the mighty forces of nature then relax in stunning settings! Impress yourself with a string of activities from mountain biking, hiking, and ATV riding with the added edge of Iceland‘s extreme world of natural wonders.
Group Interests: Adventure, adrenaline activities, hot spring bathing, natural wonders
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Extreme to Serene

Discover Iceland’s delicious dining and ultra-fresh products on this culinary adventure.
You may have enjoyed delicious, high quality Icelandic produce in your country, but there is nothing like savouring it in Iceland! Iceland has become a culinary paradise with an array of dining experiences. Local delicacies are made primarily of lamb, dairy and fish, with many of the recipes dating back to ancient Nordic times. We’ve whipped up this tour “menu” that includes gourmet and fusion dining, homestyle culinary traditions and a few daring taste experiences. You’ll learn how Icelandic cuisine has evolved and even how to make some Icelandic specialties yourself.
Group Interests: Authentic local experiences, culinary, history and folklore, cultural travel
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Delicious Iceland

Christmas and New Year’s Eve are magical periods in Iceland. The Icelandic Christmas season lasts from mid-December to early January, with different traditions to enjoy. New Year’s Eve festivities in our home city of Reykjavík are celebrated with a big bang, as the city lifts the ban on fireworks and we Icelanders light up the night sky with a brilliant show. Your group can join the fun and celebrate the turning of the year, Icelandic-style! Visit the celebrated Golden Circle natural wonders and enjoy the relaxing Blue Lagoon. You’ll also enjoy the New Year’s celebration itself with a wonderful dinner and a visit to a traditional bonfire.
Group Interests: Culture-focused travellers, families with adult children, anyone who likes to party in style
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

New Year’s Celebration in Iceland

Iceland is an enchanting and festive place to be during the holiday season. Christmas is perfect to experience with loved ones, so get your family or friends together and meet in Reykjavík! Immerse yourself in Icelandic culture and holiday traditions with a special Christmas-themed Reykjavík walking tour and a festive 3-course gourmet dinner. You’ll also experience a winter wonderland visit to the Golden Circle, along with some Blue Lagoon relaxation. If you’re lucky, the northern lights might create a holiday display for you!
Group Interests: Multi-generational family tours, small group travel, culture, folklore, culinary
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Christmas Eve Celebration in Iceland

Christmas and New Year’s Eve are magical periods in Iceland. The Icelandic Christmas season lasts from mid-December to early January, with different traditions to enjoy. We’ll help your group solve important Yuletide mysteries. Why does Iceland have 13 Santa Clauses? Why do children put their shoes in the window in December? Why are we afraid of the Christmas Cat? Why have there been so many elf sightings on New Year’s Eve? Your group will discover the answers and more fun facts as you get to experience Reykjavik in a different way. We may even show you some natural wonders… but only if you behave.
Group Interests: Multi-generational family tours, small group travel, culture, folklore, culinary
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Christmas in Iceland – 4 day version

Leisurely small group hiking and sightseeing
Group travellers are now seeking a leisurely travel pace and opportunities to really experience a destination. This tour immerses your group in the unforgettable natural landscapes that make Iceland so unique. Our itinerary offers a combination of easy to moderate guided hikes and small group sightseeing. Your group will enjoy a relaxed travelling itinerary and minimal hotel changes, so there‘s more time to experience Icelandic nature and meet locals. Your group will also enjoy delicious Icelandic cuisine and many opportunities to relax in geothermal pools.
Group Interests: Hiking and outdoor clubs, off-the-beaten path travel, soft adventure, “slow” travel focus, meeting locals, natural wonders and national parks, culinary, hot spring relaxation
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Iceland’s Great Outdoors

Our Viking heritage is thoroughly woven into Iceland’s culture, and we enjoy sharing these traditions with our guests. Visitors on our previous tours were amazed to see how ancient traditions still thrive in Icelandic daily life and in our modern art, music, and literature. Your group will take a journey with us through history, experiencing epic tales of heroic deeds in the actual places where they happened. They will learn about Icelandic Sagas and folklore and our people’s fascination with runes, elves and the mystical  ”hidden people. “ We’ll also show your group the best of Iceland‘s breath-taking nature and how it has influenced our culture.
Group Interests: Cultural travel, history, local lifestyles, art and music, literary travel, nature, photography
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Vikings, Sagas and Folklore

We like to think of Iceland as a unique fire and ice spa, a wellness destination like no other. Our homeland’s combination of hot springs, fresh air, wholesome organic food, and inspiring nature – along with a focus on outdoor fun and relaxation – has made Icelanders one of the world’s healthiest people. Why not join us in Iceland and discover our way of wellness? Your group will stay in stunning rural settings where you’ll enjoy both sightseeing and wellness activities (examples: yoga, aroma or sound therapies, nature walks, etc). Add in hot spring experiences and delicious meals for a relaxing and inspiring wellness holiday.
This is a great trip idea for Wellness Clubs, Women’s / Girlfriends’ getaways, Yoga or Health Clubs, Fitness Centre Travel Groups!
Group Interests: Wellness, yoga, soft adventure, hot spring bathing, healthy cuisine, local lifestyles
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Icelandic Wellness and Natural Wonders

Hot spring bathing is a big part of Icelandic culture, and many of our guests have found geothermal pools a highlight of their visit. We know hot springs are a hit and we know their health benefits, so we’ve created this itinerary exploring South and West Iceland’s variety  of geothermal pools and lagoons. Your clients will dip into a mix of traditionally charming stone-lined pools, relaxing local hot spring favorites, and the world-famous Blue Lagoon. They&#8217;ll also view some of Iceland’s most famous waterfalls, geysers, and black sand beaches. This is a great small group tour option (max. size: 24 participants).
Group Interests: Wellness, hot spring bathing, natural wonders, geology
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Iceland Hot Spring Immersion

Got a group seeking winter outdoor adventure in an exotic wilderness setting? The remote, rainbow coloured Kerlingarfjöll mountains might be the perfect destination! Your group will head into Iceland’s untouched central highlands. They’ll stay at the luxurious Highland Base resort with comfortable rooms, delicious food, and wonderful geothermal baths. Kerlingarfjöll is an adventure seeker’s paradise perfect for snowmobiling, winter hiking, skiing (cross country/backcountry) – or simply relaxing and enjoying the spectacular scenery. At the end of the day, your group can soak in the geothermal pools and, with luck, glimpse the northern lights. This itinerary also includes the Golden Circle and the South Shore’s waterfalls and black sand beaches, all cloaked in winter’s glory.
Group Interests: Off-the-beaten path travel, boutique accommodation, geothermal pools, adventure, highlands, winter landscapes, northern lights
Northern lights are dependent on weather conditions and sightings are not guaranteed.
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Kerlingarfjöll Winter Highland Adventure

This is one of our most requested group travel themes! Iceland is a living classroom where your group can learn all about geology. Volcanoes have been an integral part of life for us Icelanders. We’ll take your group on a behind-the-scenes look at how Iceland has become a world leader in green energy. We’ve also included some must-see natural wonders so your group can combine learning and sightseeing.
Group Interests: Geology, volcanoes, educational travel, green travel, local lifestyles
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Land of Volcanic Energy

West Iceland, especially Snæfellsnes Peninsula, has become a favorite destination for groups. This tour combines West Iceland with the Golden Circle for a 
perfect winter overview of Iceland. Unique group experiences include visiting a geothermal greenhouse and meeting Viking horses. Your group will view world 
famous geysers and waterfalls and soak in an authentic geothermal spa. In the evenings there are opportunities for viewing northern lights.
Group Interests: Natural wonders, geology, history, geothermal pools, winter landscapes, northern lights
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Nature’s Treasures and Northern Lights

Here’s one of our suggestions for groups who want an authentic, locally focused experience combined with famous natural wonders. We’ll take your group along the rugged Eastfjords region and its pretty fishing villages with timeless charm, and then along the beloved South Coast and Golden Circle routes. Along the way, your group will meet the locals, savour locally sourced cuisine, and discover living history at the award-winning Wilderness Center.
Group Interests: Authentic local experiences, culinary, off-the beaten path travel, history and folklore, fjords, national parks, photographic opportunities
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

East Iceland Wilderness, Fjords and Heritage

If your group wants wilderness adventure with a focus on relaxation, local culture and good food, this tour is ideal! Your group will visit some of Iceland’s famous national parks as well as one of Western Europe’s largest wilderness areas. Your group will discover dramatic glacial, highland and fjord views, stopping en route to learn about Iceland’s quirky cultural traditions and to taste regional specialties. They’ll also enjoy easy nature hikes throughout the tour, as well as plenty of bathing in exotic hot spring pools.
Group Interests: Nature and national parks, geology, natural wonders, geothermal pools, culture, photography opportunities
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Highlands and Hidden Gems

Set your focus on the north of Iceland and discover a truly special place, known for its diverse, otherworldly landscapes and incredible photo opportunities.
We’ll take you along the hidden charms and spectacular natural wonders of the Arctic Coast Way, Iceland’s first scenic byway. Discover amazing places such as Ásbyrgi Canyon, the whale watching town of Húsavík, mystical Goðafoss waterfalls, history rich Skagafjörður, and the breathtaking Tröllaskagi (Troll Peninsula). It’s easy to see why Lonely Planet rated the Arctic Coast Way as a Top European Destination in 2019.
<h3>What is The Arctic Coast Way?</h3>
The Arctic Coast Way opened in June 2019 as Iceland’s first scenic byway. Lonely Planet chose the Arctic Circle Way as its Top 2019 Destination in Europe. This 900 km (559 mile) route follows the North Atlantic Ocean near the Arctic Circle and is ideal for people who enjoy taking their time while traveling. It’s a perfect opportunity for getting off the beaten track, discovering remote places and connecting with local cultures. The route includes six peninsulas reaching far out into the ocean, taking you from black sandy beaches to spectacular cliffs, along glacial river deltas and fjords to high mountains. Each of the little towns along the way tells a unique story about life on the edge of the Arctic.
Visit <a href="https://www.arcticcoastway.is/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a> for more information on the Arctic Coast Way.
Group Interests: Back roads travel, local culture and folklore, photography opportunities, natural wonders
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

North Iceland Coastal Charm

Your group will experience Iceland’s breathtaking contrasts in an amazing itinerary with a focus on highland wilderness and coastal wonders! In this rich wilderness experience, your group will travel off the beaten path to Iceland’s uninhabited interior of otherworldly volcanic landscapes. This tour uses a special 4&#215;4 mountain coach, enabling your group to explore rarely visited areas as well as classic nature highlights.
Group Interests: Nature and national parks, geology, natural wonders, off-the-beaten path travel, wilderness photography opportunities
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Ultimate Iceland

Invite your group to dive into a full discovery of Iceland’s ever-changing landscapes. We love how this comprehensive tour gives our guests in-depth knowledge of Iceland. Your group will visit beloved natural wonders and experience the extraordinary beauty of lesser visited areas. Whether it’s Arctic Circle village life, wildlife and bird colonies, ancient geology or modern culture, you will discover it all on a memorable trip.
Group Interests: Great overview of Iceland, off-the-beaten path travel, wildlife, photography opportunities, “slow travel” conception
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Amazing Iceland

We like to think of this tour as “Iceland 101“ because it’s the ideal introduction to Iceland. Your group will visit the legendary volcanoes and glaciers of South Iceland, as well as the enchanting Snæfellsnes Peninsula of West Iceland. Known as “Iceland in a Nutshell“, Snæfellsnes contains examples of all types of landscapes in one amazing area. This tour has great opportunities to snap memorable pictures of famous wonders such as Mt. Kirkjufell, Snæfellsjökull National Park, Geysir, and Skógafoss waterfall.
Group Interests: Excellent Iceland overview, natural wonders, geology, great photo stops, Viking history
This tour is also available as a winter version.
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.

Fantastic Iceland – Snæfellsnes and the South Coast

<div>Your group will experience amazing natural forces first-hand with this great introduction to the very best of South Iceland. We’ll show your group beloved places such as Geysir, Gullfoss waterfall, the Glacial Lagoon/Diamond Beach, Vatnajökull National Park, and the Blue Lagoon. Several overnights are in excellent locations for northern lights hunting. This is one of our most popular winter group tours!</div>
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<div>Group Interests: Natural wonders, Geology, history, winter landscapes, northern lights</div>
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<div>We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.</div>

Hidden Powers & Northern Lights

Iceland is constantly being shaped by volcanoes, glaciers and tectonic plates, a genuine geology laboratory.  Visit some of South Iceland’s best- known geology “hot spots.” You’ll learn why Iceland is volcanic, how volcanoes and other natural forces helped create Iceland, and how Icelanders have learned to live alongside active volcanoes. You’ll also discover why Iceland is one of the world’s leaders in green energy and sustainable development, thanks to its volcanic energy. 
 Our guides are passionate about Iceland and its geology. They are great “travel teachers” and experts at sharing their knowledge in a fun and educational way. 
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group. We have an abundance of ideas, so please let us know your preferences (culture, adventure, wellness, and many more).

School groups – Volcano study & green energy tour

Iceland is a country with a vibrant art and music scene, with performance traditions going back to the Middle Ages and Viking times. Icelanders enjoy performances of all kinds, and it is very inspiring to arrange a performance in this country. Iceland’s surreal and magnificent landscape, along with its powerful fire and ice natural forces, have been an enormous influence on local artists and musicians. Travelling here will show you how nature and arts are so closely intertwined. You might also get some inspirations of your own!  
 This tour visits some of the country’s best-known natural wonders, as well as some important cultural heritage places. Our guides are passionate about Iceland’s nature and culture. They are great “travel teachers” and experts at sharing their knowledge in a fun and educational way.   
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group. We have an abundance of ideas, so please let us know your preferences (culture, adventure, wellness, and many more).

Performance group – Iceland Music and Nature

Invite your group to experience a rich sampling of Iceland’s natural treasures with us! In six days, they’ll enjoy a beautiful exploration of Iceland’s south coast. They’ll view massive glaciers, natural hot springs, uninhabited wilderness interior, impressive canyons, and lush green meadows. We are sure your group will be amazed by the rugged Icelandic nature on this unforgettable journey.
Group Interests: Nature and national parks, geology, photography opportunities, volcanoes, glaciers
We can arrange optional activities to your tour according to the interest of the group.