Combine a bit of boating and a bit of hot spring relaxation with your Iceland experience
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<li>Zodiac Boat Tour on Fjallsárlón Iceberg Lagoon</li>
<li>Entrance to Laugarvatn Fontana Steam Baths (includes entrance and towel)</li>
<li>Whale Watching from Akureyri</li>
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The Navigator

Interested in soaking in hot springs? This is your ticket to enjoy the best hot spring bathing in South and West Iceland and in Reykjavik! You’ll save time by pre- booking and add some extra fun and memories to your trip! The Wellness Seeker Activity Bundle lets you relax in three great places! We are also offering two different versions.
Version 1:
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<li>Hvammsvík Geothermal Hot Spring Bathing in West Iceland (includes bathing fee and towel rental)</li>
<li>Sky Lagoon in the Reykjavik area (Saman pass includes bathing fee and towel rental)</li>
<li>Laugarás Lagoon Birki entrance in Laugarás, South Iceland (includes bathing fee and towel rental)</li>
</ul>
Version 2:
<ul>
<li>Hvammsvík Geothermal Hot Spring Bathing in West Iceland (includes bathing fee and towel rental)</li>
<li>Sky Lagoon in the Reykjavik area (Saman pass includes bathing fee and towel rental)</li>
<li>Secret Lagoon in Flúðir, South Iceland (includes bathing fee and towel rental)</li>
</ul>

The Wellness Seeker

If your interest is outdoor fun, this bundle is perfect! In this optional collection of selected activities in South Iceland you will enjoy:
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Meet us at Gullfoss &#8211; Snowmobiling on Langjökull glacier (includes 1 hr snowmobile tour (2 pers. per snowmobile), all safety equipment necessary, return super jeep transfer from base)
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Glacier Wonders hike on Solheimajokull Glacier (includes guided tour, glacier gear and safety equipment. 2,5 hours with 1 &#8211; 1.5 hours on the glacier)
</li>
</ul>

The Adventurer

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One of our most popular itineraries! Follow the Ring Road and fully explore the best of Iceland, including national parks, beautiful waterfalls, striking glaciers, and more.
Take this best-selling trip and enjoy a well-paced itinerary that lets you really enjoy the best of Iceland’s natural wonders. You’ll have ample time to cover all the great “hot spots” without the hassle of spending too much time driving. Enjoy visiting national parks, beautiful waterfalls, striking glaciers, magnificent volcanoes, and hot spring areas. A highlight of this trip is the extra time built in to discover the many unforgettable volcanic wonders of Lake Mývatn in North Iceland.
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, 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>
Winter Travel Information
We are happy to now offer you the possibility of booking this tour for winter travel. 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.

All Year

Around Iceland

Road Trips

Day 1

Once you have landed at Keflavík Airport, please pick up your luggage and head through customs. Collect your rental car at the airport and proceed to your hotel. Depending on your arrival time in Iceland, we suggest that you take some time to explore the Reykjanes Peninsula (a UNESCO GeoPark site) before you head to Reykjavík.
Reykjanes is a great introduction to Iceland’s unique geology and volcanoes, and the site of eruptions between 2021 and 2025. You’ll see unusual and stunning features around the peninsula, including craters, lava cliffs, and fissures. We recommend a stroll in the surreal Krýsuvík area where you can view quirky colourful mud pools and steam vents bubbling away.
Reykjanes is also home to the renowned Blue Lagoon, and you might enjoy the chance to relax in the soothing azure waters. Important: admission to the Blue Lagoon needs to be booked in advance. We can help you with that!
1.10 – 30.4: Drive to your hotel in Reykjavík, the colourful capital of Iceland. Overnight in Reykjavík. (Approximate distance: 50 km / 30 miles, with Reykjanes Peninsula 95 km / 55 miles)
1.5 – 30.9: Drive along the southern coast of the Reykjanes Peninsula to the charming village of Hveragerði for your overnight stay. This village is one of the few sites in the world located directly on top of a geothermal area and, because of its many greenhouses heated by hot water from nearby springs, it is often called the “flower village.” There are plenty of outdoor and wellness activities to enjoy here, and several restaurants with a unique local focus. Overnight in Hveragerði. (Approximate distance: 100 km / 62 miles, with Reykjanes Peninsula 130 km / 81 miles)
Please note check-in for most hotels begins at 14:00 – 16:00 (2:00pm-4:00pm).

Arrival in the Land of Fire and Ice

Day 2

Geysers – Gullfoss waterfall – National park with geological wonders
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Enjoy a day visiting the natural wonders of the Golden Circle region. Gullfoss is considered by many visitors to be Iceland’s most beautiful waterfalls. Geysir is an active geothermal field with many bubbling steam vents and spouting hot springs, including the famous Strokkur geyser. Visit Þingvellir National Park, site of the ancient Icelandic Viking parliament and a jewel of nature. Here you can see the meeting point between the North American and Europe continents. Several walking trails and hiking trails take visitors to historical points of interest.
Drive through the scenic area of Hvalfjörður fjord to Borgarfjörður, a region known for its Viking-age history and beautiful glacier-carved landscapes. Borgarfjörður is a popular local getaway for Icelanders. It has been gaining popularity among international visitors for its special focus on home-made local foods and handicrafts.
20.6. – 15.9: If you have a 4WD vehicle (we recommend category F or higher), you can also take the scenic highland wilderness track, Kaldidalur, alongside Langjökull glacier to Borgarfjörður. The road generally is open between mid-June and mid-September.
Overnight in the Borgarfjörður area.

Hveragerði – Geysir – Þingvellir – Borgarfjörður

Day 3

Picturesque waterfalls – Powerful hot spring – Heritage fjord
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Spend part of the day exploring enjoyable activities in Borgarfjörður. This is one of our favourite areas to find local handicrafts and taste treats. Visit the beautiful Hraunfossar and Barnafoss waterfalls, and the enormous Deildartunguhver, the most powerful hot springs in Europe. Nearby is the lovely Krauma Natural Geothermal Spa where you can relax in a variety of hot pools and take in the beautiful views. Enjoy adventure with a visit to the multi-coloured Viðgelmir cave or take a guided trip up Langjökull glacier to the fascinating “Into the Glacier” ice cave. Walk in the footsteps of the Medieval chieftain and Saga author Snorri Sturluson at his home in Reykholt.
The scenery changes to towering mountains and fertile valleys as you head into Skagafjörður, an area known for horse breeding and some of Iceland’s best- preserved historical buildings. One of these is Glaumbær (Skagafjörður Heritage Museum), where you can visit a turf manor farm dating back to the 18th century and two charming 19th century timber houses.
Overnight in Northwest Iceland (May – September) or in Akureyri (October – April).

Borgarfjörður – Skagafjörður 

Day 4

Botanical gardens – Quality museums – Waterfall of the gods
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Continue your journey towards the town of Akureyri. The town has some of the finest timber buildings in the country, beautifully restored to their original glory. If you’re interested in culture, check out the trendy Listagil area, the “Art Canyon.” You can stroll the street, browse art galleries, and visit one of the friendly cafés or pubs for delicious local cuisine. Several museums are worth a visit, including the Akureyri Art Museum and Nonnahús, the childhood home of a 19th century Icelandic author who enchanted children with his stores about growing up in Iceland. The botanical garden is open year-round; many visitors find it interesting that a garden so close to the Arctic Circle has such a large variety of plants.
Akureyri is also home to the Skógaböð geothermal baths. Here you can relax in soothing warm water while enjoying the views of the nearby woodlands and fjord.
In the afternoon, continue your journey towards Mývatn. First, you’ll stop to view the beautiful Goðafoss waterfalls, which has a unique connection to Iceland’s Viking Age.
Overnight in the Lake Mývatn area.
Please Note: The Ring Road route today contains a toll tunnel. More information on the tunnel and fees is <a href="https://www.veggjald.is/en" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.

Akureyri – Lake Mývatn

Day 5

Bizarre lava formations – Geothermal activity – Rich birdlife
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Today you are in for a treat: a wonderland of fantastic volcanic features you can explore in the Mývatn nature reserve! Stroll along footpaths circling the mystical lava formations at Dimmuborgir. Visit the surreal area surrounding Krafla, the volcano whose natural forces provide geothermal power to the area. Check out the otherworldly setting and colourful slopes of Námaskarð pass — it’s almost as though you are walking on the surface of Mars! Explore the Skútustaðir “pseudo” craters and the strange lava columns rising out of the lake itself. This area was used in filming several film productions, including Game of Thrones. If you enjoy birdwatching, Mývatn is a popular resting spot for migrating birds from Europe and North America. May and June are the best months for birdwatching, but you can also view water birds throughout the spring, summer, and fall.
After a day of exploration and fun, why not relax with a soak in the Mývatn Nature Baths? Join area locals and enjoy the pools and the natural steam baths in a spectacular setting.
Overnight in the Lake Mývatn area.

Lake Mývatn Area

Day 6

Whale watching – Vatnajökull National Park – Vast highlands
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Drive north to the charming fishing port of Húsavík, where we suggest a whale watching boat tour (available Mar. – Nov.) The nearby Whale Museum should also be on your list. If you want to indulge in some hot spring relaxation, we definitely recommend the unique geothermal sea bathing at the GeoSea Natural Baths.
Head around the fossil rich Tjörnes peninsula on the edge of the Arctic Circle to the northern entrance of Vatnajökull National Park. Check out Ásbyrgi, a magnificent horseshoe shaped canyon in the park. Trails wind through peaceful forested areas to a hidden canyon lake. The national park roads take you through dramatic canyonlands created by a river flowing from Vatnajökull glacier. The crown jewel of the area is surely Dettifoss waterfall, the most powerful cascade in Europe. * Continue across the vast highland plateau to Egilsstaðir in the east.
*Possible between late May and September. It is not possible to visit Dettifoss between October and April, as the roads to the waterfall are closed for winter travel. We then recommend following scenic Ring Road 1 from Mývatn to Egilsstaðir.
Important &#8211; Roads 864 and 862 near Dettifoss are gravel roads, and you must heed warning signs in the area if road conditions are not good for driving.
Overnight in the Eastfjords.

Mývatn – Húsavík – Dettifoss* – Egilsstaðir

Day 7

Narrow fjords – Steep mountains – Picturesque coastline
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A fantastic way to start the day is a refreshing swim in the Vök geothermal baths, where you can relax in unique floating pools set in a beautiful lake. Afterwards, you might enjoy visiting Hallormsstaður, Iceland’s first reforestation project and its largest woodland. It’s so peaceful to spend some moments here enjoying the sound of the wind in the trees and that special sense of nature unique to East Iceland.
We also recommend a side trip to visit the award-winning Wilderness Center located at the edge of the hauntingly beautiful eastern highlands. You can discover Iceland’s pioneer history and highland nature in a cleverly interactive way. The Center is also praised for its farmhouse café. You can chat with the hosts as they prepare a meal made with ingredients gathered from the highlands and area farms.
Drive south through the spectacular Eastfjords, where towering mountains plunge vertically into the ocean. Each fjord has its own charm and history. Leave yourself plenty of time, both for safe driving and for amazing views of the coast and Vatnajökull glacier. The journey continues to the town of Höfn in Hornafjörður, also known as the lobster capital of northern Europe. Perhaps you’ll try some of these langoustines for yourself at a local restaurant.
Overnight in the Höfn area.

Reyðarfjörður – Djúpivogur – Höfn

Day 8

Europe&#8217;s largest glacier – Iceberg lagoon – Glacier-ringed oasis
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You’ve already visited the northern part of Vatnajökull National Park; today you will visit the southern area. You’ll get great views of Vatnajökull glacier as you drive along the Ring Road. View the shimmering icebergs and the still waters of Jökulsárlón Glacial Lagoon. Some icebergs from Vatnajökull glacier have drifted down onto the black sands at the nearby Diamond Beach, a fantastic area for photographs. Many people enjoy the chance to take a boat tour in the lagoon. If you want a different sort of sailing experience, try the Zodiac boat tours offered on the nearby Fjallsárlón Lagoon. 
Continue to Vatnajökull National Park’s Skaftafell, a beautiful nature area surrounded by glaciers. There are many great hiking trails here, the most famous one leading to the basalt rimmed Svartifoss, the Black Waterfall. You can also get closer to the park’s glaciers with a guided ice hike. You’ll see amazing ice formations and learn interesting facts about how glaciers are formed.
Head onwards to the picturesque village of Kirkjubæjarklaustur, once the site of a medieval convent.
Overnight in the Kirkjubæjarklaustur area.

Höfn – Southern Vatnajökull National Park – Kirkjubæjarklaustur

Day 9

Lava fields – Black beaches – Thundering waterfalls
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Drive along the spectacular south coast and Katla Geopark, a sweeping landscape of sandy deserts, rocky shores and rolling farmlands sandwiched between snow-capped glaciers, mountains, and the ocean.
First you will cross over vast black sand plains created by the outwash from glacial floods. Drive alongside Eldhraun, a massive and eerily beautiful lava flow covered in moss. Stop to admire the black sand beaches and cliffs at Dyrhólaey. * There are also vast bird colonies here, including puffins (generally seen mid-May to early August).
Visit the beautiful waterfalls of Skógafoss and Seljalandafoss. Skógafoss is one of Iceland’s most photographed waterfalls and has stairs that take you to the top for an amazing view. Seljalandsfoss has trails that take you behind the waterfall. (Always check the trail conditions to make sure they are safe). If the skies are clear, you can also get a glimpse of the mighty Eyjafjallajökull volcano, famous for its 2010 eruption, and Hekla, Iceland’s most frequently erupting volcano. The interactive LAVA Centre in the town of Hvolsvöllur shows how powerful volcanoes and earthquakes have created Iceland.
Drive to Reykjavík in the late afternoon. The rest of the day is open for exploring the colourful capital city.
*Dyrhólaey is closed for the bird nesting season between mid-May and 25 June
Overnight in Reykjavík.

Vík – Skógar – Reykjavík

Day 10

Drive back to Keflavík International Airport. We recommend departing from your hotel in Reykjavík no later than at least 3 hours before your flight departure. It takes approximately 1 hour to drive to the airport, and check-in will start 2 hours before your departure.
If you did not visit the Blue Lagoon on your way to the city on your first day but have some free time today, you might want to use the opportunity en route to the airport. For this detour, please be sure to allow for at least 2-2,5 hours extra so you’ll have ample time at the Lagoon. Your rental car should be returned to the airport service area, which is located only 2 minutes from the airport building. A shuttle will then transport you to the departure hall.

Departure from Iceland

Enhance your Ring Road visit with West Iceland discoveries, a region that is sure to win your heart with its enchanting beauty, diverse landscapes, and unique charms.
This is an enhanced version of our popular Ring Road tour. In addition to experiencing all the natural treasures along the Ring Road, you’ll also have two days to indulge in the must-see wonders of West Iceland, including the photogenic Borgarfjörður Fjord, Kirkjufell Mountain, and Snæfellsjökull Glacier-Volcano.
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/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Kolviður</a>, the Iceland Carbon Fund (ICF).

Iceland Odyssey

This exciting road trip gives you extra time to enjoy each attraction on your Ring Road journey and is perfect if you wish to enjoy optional activities such as horse riding, glacier hiking, rafting, and snowmobiling.
Iceland’s Ring Road is more than just a highway! Some consider it a national landmark, just like the many sights and natural phenomena that line this scenic route. Some of our guests prefer staying more nights in each location, so we’ve taken our popular “<a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/tours/around-iceland/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Around Iceland</a>” itinerary and built in extra days in each area. You’ll have ample time to enjoy local experiences, visit lesser-known wonders, and try unforgettable activities.
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, 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>
Winter Travel Information
We are happy to now offer you the possibility of booking this tour for winter travel. 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.

Around Iceland at a Leisurely Pace

Want to visit the Ring Road with opportunities to visit other areas in Iceland but you have just 9 days? Try this Ring Road visit with discoveries in Snæfellsnes and West Iceland.
Enjoy an enhanced version of our popular Ring Road tour, along with other areas of Iceland, in just 9 days. In addition to experiencing all the natural treasures along the Ring Road, you’ll also have two days to indulge in the must-see wonders of West Iceland, including the photogenic Borgarfjörður Fjord, Kirkjufell Mountain, and Snæfellsjökull Glacier-Volcano.
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, 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/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Kolviður</a>, the Iceland Carbon Fund (ICF).
<h3>Winter Travel Information</h3>
We are happy to now offer you the possibility of booking this tour for winter travel. 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.

Around Iceland

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