Combine a bit of boating and a bit of hot spring relaxation with your Iceland experience (available for Summer only)
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<li><a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/tours/zodiac-boat-tour-on-fjallsarlon" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Zodiac Boat Tour on Fjallsárlón Iceberg Lagoon</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/tours/fontana-geothermal-baths">Entrance to Laugarvatn Fontana Steam Baths (includes entrance and towel)</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/tours/classic-whale-watching-from-akureyri">Whale Watching from Akureyri</a></li>
</ul>

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 three different versions.
Minimum age is 12 years old.
Version 1:
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<li><a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/tours/hvammsvik-hot-springs">Hvammsvík Geothermal Hot Spring Bathing in West Iceland (includes bathing fee and towel rental)</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/tours/the-sky-lagoon">Sky Lagoon in the Reykjavik area (Saman pass includes bathing fee and towel rental)</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/tours/laugaras-lagoon-entrance">Laugarás Lagoon Birki entrance in Laugarás, South Iceland (includes bathing fee and towel rental)</a></li>
</ul>
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Version 2:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/tours/hvammsvik-hot-springs">Hvammsvík Geothermal Hot Spring Bathing in West Iceland (includes bathing fee and towel rental)</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/tours/the-sky-lagoon">Sky Lagoon in the Reykjavik area (Saman pass includes bathing fee and towel rental)</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/tours/secret-lagoon">Secret Lagoon in Flúðir, South Iceland (includes bathing fee and towel rental)</a></li>
</ul>
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Version 3:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/tours/hvammsvik-hot-springs">Hvammsvík Geothermal Hot Spring Bathing in West Iceland (includes bathing fee and towel rental)</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/tours/the-sky-lagoon">Sky Lagoon in the Reykjavik area (Saman pass includes bathing fee and towel rental)</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/tours/fontana-geothermal-baths">Fontana Geothermal Spa in Golden Circle (includes bathing fee)</a></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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<a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/tours/snowmobile-tour-on-langjokull-glacier-from-gullfoss">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)</a>
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<a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/tours/glacier-hike-on-solheimajokull">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)</a>
</li>
</ul>

The Adventurer

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Indulge yourself and enjoy South and West Iceland’s natural wonders, Viking history and suggested culinary delights on this popular winter self-drive.
Iceland’s fall and winter are the best times of the year to enjoy tasty local cuisine in a cosy atmosphere. Fall harvests and winter festivals result in delicious seasonal delights. Iceland’s dramatic southern coastline is full of epic stops including monstrous waterfalls and glaciers just off the main road. West Iceland’s highlights include unique lava formations, the inspiring Snæfellsjökull glacier-volcano and places of historical significance from the Sagas. We’ve even suggested culinary stops in each area, based on our staff recommendations.
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 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>
<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.

Winter

Winter Wonders and Delicious Detours

Road Trips

Day 1

Arrival in Iceland – The world’s northernmost capital city
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Once you have landed at Keflavík Airport in Iceland, please pick up your luggage and head through customs. Collect your rental car at the airport and drive along lava landscapes to your hotel in Reykjavík. The rest of the day is yours to rest and use at your own leisure.
Overnight in Reykjavík.
Please note: check-in for most hotels begins at 14:00 – 16:00 (2:00pm-4:00pm).
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Our Iceland Travel Staff Culinary suggestions:
-Enjoy Cook and Dine at Salt Eldhus, a hands-on late morning or early evening cooking lesson in English.You’ll learn about Iceland’s unique culinary culture and the New Nordic cuisine using fresh, Icelandic ingredients. The course is in English and led by professional chefs from Salt Kitchen (this course must be pre-booked).
-Pop by Kaffi Loki, a small and friendly family-run café located across from Hallgrímskirkja Church in the centre of Reykjavík. The restaurant’s cuisine is inspired by traditional Icelandic home recipes that have been passed on from one generation to the next.
-Discover Iceland’s version of street food: upmarket, food-truck style kiosks at two new food halls. Hlemmur Food Hall is near the main shopping street, Laugavegur. Grandi Matthöll is in the Grandi neighbourhood of the Old Harbour. The new Pósthús Food Hall is in the former post office in the city centre.
-Join the Reykjavík Food Walk, a small-group guided walking tour of the old city area. During the trip you’ll visit several restaurants to sample delicious food that are typical of everyday Icelandic favourites. (Tour is guided in english.)

 Arrival

Day 2

Thundering waterfalls – Bubbling geysers – Black sand beaches
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Head out of the city, where you’ll explore some of the Golden Circle and South shore areas. Drive to Gullfoss waterfall and the nearby Geysir hot spring are, highlights of Iceland’s famous Golden Circle. Continue your trip along the south coast, viewing highlights such as Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls. On a clear day you might glimpse majestic Eyjafjallajökull, the site of the (in)famous volcanic eruption in 2010. This region is one of Iceland’s best farming districts, providing geothermal vegetables and some of Iceland’s best dairy and meat products.
Overnight in the Vík area.
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Our Iceland Travel Staff Culinary suggestions:
-The small café at Fontana Geothermal Baths bakes traditional sweet rye bread using the earth’s natural geothermal heat. At 14:30 (2:30pm) every day, you can watch as the bread is removed from its cooking tins in the ground and taste it fresh with plenty of Icelandic butter and smoked trout (this experience must be pre-booked). We also suggest the lunch buffet with healthy Icelandic homestyle food made with ingredients from nearby farms and greenhouses.
&#8211;Efstidalur II traditional dairy farm is just a 10-minute drive from Gullfoss waterfall. The farm’s restaurant overlooks the milking area and features cuisine with locally sourced beef and vegetables, as well as homemade milk products such as ice cream, feta cheese and skyr (a thick, low-fat yogurt-like product). During your visit, you can watch the dairy cows through a big window in the dairy barn.
&#8211;Friðheimar is a charming horse farm and greenhouse facility near Flúðir village. Clean geothermal and hydroelectric energy provides resources to grow many types of organic vegetables such as tomatoes and bell peppers. A restaurant specialises in a buffet featuring Friðheimar’s famous tomato soup, fresh bread, and salsas. In order to guarantee a table, please call ahead in advance for a reservation.

Gullfoss, Geysir and the South Coast

Day 3

Glacial national park – Iceberg lagoon – Europe’s largest glacier
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Today you’ll be in the area of Western Europe’s largest national park: Vatnajökull National Park. First, you’ll drive past the largest single lava flow in the world in recorded history, Eldhraun. Visit the majestic Skaftafell area of Vatnajökull National Park, named after Europe’s largest glacier. The area is ringed by glaciers and is very scenic. You can even join a guided hiking tour taking you onto a glacier, an unforgettable experience. Continue to the shimmering icebergs of Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. Nearby is the Diamond Beach, which has become quite famous in the social media community.
Overnight in the Vík area.
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Our Iceland Travel Staff Culinary suggestions:
&#8211;Þorbergur Cultural Centre honours one of Iceland’s beloved authors, Þorbergur Þórdarson. The centre’s building resembles a giant shelf of books, a unique photo opportunity. The Hali restaurant has become famous among Icelanders for its traditional Icelandic specialties, especially its arctic char (trout) sourced from a nearby farm. The daytime menu has soups, salads, sandwiches, light main courses,and homemade cakes. The evening menu has soups, salads, main courses featuring seafood and locally-sourced lamb and beef, and traditional Icelandic desserts.
-If you’re itching for barbecue and a cold beer, the Smiðjan Brugghús in Vík specialises in their own craft beer, along with other Icelandic labels. Their barbecue and grill items include slow-cooked barbecued ribs, pulled pork, and great burgers.

Skaftafell – Jökulsárlón – Vík

Day 4

Famous national park – Charming fjord region – Powerful hot spring
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Drive to the UNESCO-listed Þingvellir National Park, site of the ancient Icelandic parliament and a jewel of nature. The park itself is situated in a stunning volcanic landscape of mountains and lava flows on the edge of Iceland&#8217;s largest lake. You can enjoy the unique experience of walking between continents on a path leading through the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Continue to charming Borgarfjörður fjord, a region known for local culinary and craft traditions. Visit the remarkably beautiful Hraunfoss and Barnafoss waterfalls and Deildartunguhver, the most powerful hot spring in Europe. We recommend a visit to the nearby Krauma natural geothermal baths, where you can relax in pools fed by a perfect blend of water from Deildartunguhver and nearby glacial springs.
Overnight in the Borgarfjörður area.
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Our Iceland Travel Staff Culinary suggestions:
-The restaurant at Krauma geothermal baths offers bistro-style courses with produce from West Iceland farms. Two signature dishes are an appetiser featuring cheese and cured meats from a traditional goat farm and a colourful salad with vegetables from a nearby greenhouse farm.
-The Settlement Centre in Borgarnes offers a fascinating insight into the history of the Iceland’s settlement by Vikings. After looking at the exhibits, check out the excellent restaurant on site. Choose from an assortment of traditional Icelandic dishes such as fish soup and grilled lamb. A local favourite is the vegetarian wellness lunch buffet, featuring home-made soups, salads, pasta and bread. Don’t forget to leave room for a slice of homemade cake.
-The Ljómalind Country Market in Borgarnes is open daily 10:00am – 18:00 (6:00pm); closed on national holidays. This country market was created by women from the region. Discover home-made treats like ice cream, candy, cheese, and jams, as well as handicrafts and herbal remedies. This is a nice stop for getting picnic lunch ingredients for yourself or tasty souvenirs for friends back home.

Þingvellir – Borgarfjörður

Day 5

Sea cliffs – Rock formations – Quaint fishing villages
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Explore the countless natural wonders of the Snæfellsnes peninsula, which also includes Snæfellsjökull National Park. Snæfellsnes has become known as “Iceland in a Nutshell” because it has so many diverse types of landscapes in one area. A visit here will be a feast for your eyes and for your camera! We recommend you stop at the wind-tangled Arnarstapi sea cliffs and the rocky beach of Djúpalónssandur. The beautiful Snæfessjökull glacier-volcano is the crown jewel of the peninsula. Legends say that the mountain is home to a benevolent half-troll guardian. Drive along the north coast through bustling fishing villages, stopping to look at Kirkjufell, the most photographed mountain in the country.
Overnight in the Borgarfjörður area.
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Our Iceland Travel Staff Culinary suggestions:
-The Vegamót Café – Located at a family-owned hotel in the Vegamót area of the peninsula, this friendly café gets high praise from locals and visitors. It is known for its cosy atmosphere and excellent homemade cakes and pastries.
-The House of Food (Bjargarsteinn) in Grundarfjörður is a little restaurant in an adorable renovated early 20th century house with a lovely view over the seacoast. The menu changes based on the best products each season, with good seafood, lamb and vegetarian offerings. (Note: Restaurant is closed in December and January)
-Stykkishólmur town is considered one of Iceland’s most eco-friendly communities. The town’s Sjávarpakkhúsið restaurant is committed to low environmental impact. They get ingredients from local fishermen, farmers, and breweries. Diners enjoy the view over the island filled Breiðafjörður Bay and watching the fishing boats and fishermen at work. The restaurant is open for dinner between Wednesday and Sunday.

Snæfellsnes peninsula

Day 6

Volcanic landscapes – Bubbling mud pools – Geothermal Spa
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Drive to the Reykjanes peninsula and visit the moonlike lava fields around Lake Kleifarvatn.The peninsula is a UNESCO GeoPark, with over 50 interesting sites connected to geothermal activity, volcanoes and tectonic plates. One of the most interesting of these is Krýsuvík geothermal area with primordial bubbling mud pools.
Perhaps you will also visit the famous Blue Lagoon and enjoy its pleasantly warm geothermal waters, rich in silica and minerals that are great for the skin. (Note: Bookings must be made in advance. We are happy to book a time for you.)
After a great trip, it’s time to head to Reykjavík for your last night in Iceland!
Overnight in Reykjavík.
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Our Iceland Travel Staff Culinary suggestions:
&#8211;Issi Fish &amp; Chips is a favourite food stop for Icelanders. Located in a roadside kiosk near Njarðvík, Issi Fish &amp; Chips uses freshly caught, high quality fish from a Reykjanes fishing fleet. The atmosphere is simple but welcoming. The fish is served fresh and hot, and you can enjoy it with sides like a special sauce created by Issi himself.
&#8211;Lava Restaurant at the Blue Lagoon is a fine dining experience using locally-sourced ingredients. Built into an 800 year-old lava cliff, the restaurant looks out over the Blue Lagoon. The fish of the day comes right from Reykjanes area harbours. Lunchtime fixed menus (two and three-course options) provide a great overview of Icelandic favourites with a unique flair. A feature of the restaurant’s dinner menu is the 4-course tasting menu, a very elegant way to experience the range of Icelandic cuisine.

Reykjanes Peninsula – Reykjavík

Day 7

Return to Keflavík International Airport
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Drive back to Keflavík International Airport. We recommend departing 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 earlier 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.
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Our Iceland Travel Staff Culinary suggestions:
-Keflavík airport has a nice variety of restaurants and kiosks with a focus on Icelandic cuisine, including its very own food hall, Aðalstræti.
&#8211;Hjá Höllu (At Halla’s) is a cosy Reykjanes peninsula café that also has a kiosk at the airport. Halla offers healthy food made from scratch such as sandwiches, salads, and fire-baked pizzas. Some options are vegetarian or vegan. They also offer healthy “Grab and Go” options you can purchase for your flight. (The café itself is temporarily closed, but Halla and her staff prepare fresh and delicious foods daily for the airport kiosk).

 Departure

Experience a week of natural wonders during peak northern lights season. Explore Iceland’s famous south and south-west, the perfect setting for glaciers, volcanoes, black-sand beaches, and geysers.
What’s better than spending a week exploring natural wonders? It’s discovering natural wonders during prime northern lights viewing season! Drive the dramatic coastlines of Iceland’s volcanic south and southwest, discovering the glaciers, black sand beaches, and glorious waterfalls. View the major natural wonders that have made Iceland famous, enhanced by the beautiful lights and shadows of an Arctic winter.
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 Iceland Carbon Fund (ICF).
Great add-ons/Options (Subject to availability)
<ul>
<li>Upgrade your insurance protection with the new Full Coverage 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>
<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.

Glacial Adventure

Discover the ever-changing beauty of glaciers with opportunities to explore on – and in &#8211; ice caps. If you have a week to travel and want to experience the splendour of Icelandic glaciers, this is your trip!
Winter in Iceland is ideal for experiencing the majesty of glaciers. Experience Vatnajökull glacier’s ever-changing angles and enjoy great photo opportunities. Indulge your inner explorer and take optional tours bringing you onto &#8211; and even inside &#8211; a glacier! Visit the Golden Circle, the Glacier Lagoon, along with the impressive volcanic and glacial natural wonders of Borgarfjörður and Snæfellsjökull National Park. Overnight in glacial locations with fabulous backdrops for northern lights.
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 Full Coverage 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>
<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.

Glorious Glaciers and Northern Lights

Do you like our <a href="https://www.icelandtravel.is/tours/geysers-glaciers-and-waterfalls/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Geysers, Glacier and Waterfalls</a> itinerary but wish you could spend more time discovering South and West Iceland? We’ve created a leisurely version of this best-selling tour so you can do just that!
We’ve taken one of our most popular itineraries and created a leisurely version for you! The leisurely pace of your journey also allows you to experience natural wonders like glaciers, volcanic beaches, waterfalls, and hot springs. You’ll have more time for activities and experiences and connecting with local life in South and West Iceland. Since you won’t need to change hotels every day, you can enjoy Iceland’s famous places to the fullest.
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>
<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.

Winter Wonders and Delicious Detours

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