Tours and Trips in Iceland

Get up close and personal with puffins on this eco-adventure from Reykjavik. With your local nature guide, step aboard a custom boat that lets you glide right up to Akurey Island's jagged shore and see the adorable animals in their natural habitat. Enjoy engaging commentary about the puffins's biology and behavior from your guide. Use of binoculars for viewing bird life is included.

Power through one of the world's most beautiful black-lava-sand beaches on an ATV with this 2-hour quad bike tour. Start near the base of the Mýrdalsjökull glacier, zoom over a few small rivers, and then make it to the black-sand beach where you can look back up for stunning views of the glacier. On your journey, travel along the coast, and see a 40-year-old abandoned aircraft wreckage.

Experience the best of Iceland's snowy wilderness with a 2-hour snowmobile safari on the Mýrdalsjökull glacier. Pull on your insulated layers, and hit the gas to zoom along winding glacier trails with a guide. Along the way, stop and take in sweeping views over the rugged mountain scenery. This tour is suited to first-time riders and individuals looking for a fun and scenic snowmobile adventure.

Immerse yourself in the wild and wonderful world of Icelandic mythology with a ticket to ‘Icelandic Sagas – The Greatest Hits’ theater show in Reykjavik. During a 75-minute performance, you’ll be transported back a thousand years, to when the first Icelandic settlers were laying claim to the land. Witness a vibrant mélange of comedy, theatre and music as you take a roller-coaster ride through Iceland’s cultural and literary history. Make sure you bag yourself a ticket to this spectacular show before its limited performance period comes to an end.

Discover the primitive splendour of Snaefellsnes National Park on an enriching full-day excursion from Reykjavik. In a comfortable vehicle, descend to an underwater tunnel and travel along the beautiful Icelandic peninsula to Breiðafjörður beach, a rare golden sand beach. Stop at a charming selection of small towns and fishing villages; marvel at swooping sea birds at the cliffs of Dritvík; and delight in the beauty of Kirkjufell, a church shaped mountain emphasized by a neighbouring waterfall. Receive personalized attention from your expert guide on this small-group tour.

Experience the magic of the Snæfellsnes peninsula and the landscape, nature and culture of West Iceland on this small-group mini-van tour. Over two days you will visit famous attractions like Vatnshellir cave, Mt. Kirkjufell and Djúpalónssandur beach in a spacious 4x4 mini-van. Spend the night at a cozy countryside hotel. Book in September to experience the beautiful autumn colors, October to April for the best chance to see the Northern Lights and in April and May you can watch thousands of migrant sea-birds making their nests in the steep coastal cliffs of Snæfellsnes.

Experience the dazzling natural landscapes of Vatnajökull, Europe's largest glacier, on this 3-hour ice caving adventure from Reykjavik. Venture off the beaten track in the Vatnajökull National Park and enjoy the rare opportunity to explore inside a naturally formed ice cave. With new caves forming each year, your experience is guaranteed to be unique, so be sure to bring your camera!

Iceland is blessed with many geological treasures, including lava caves, waterfalls, and thermal springs. This 10-hour tour from Reykjavik lets you experience four of them on a trip ideal for families. Descend into the Vídgelmir cave to view lava and ice formations, visit hot springs and a lava waterfall, and swim in Húsafell's outdoor thermal pools, enjoying the hot tubs and water chute. Air-conditioned transportation, pool entrance fees, and hotel pickup and drop-off included.

See all of Reykjavik's landmarks on this comprehensive 3-hour minibus tour. Great for travelers with just a short time to spend, this guided excursion hits all of the city's important highlights. Visit the Harpa concert hall, the presidential residence at Bessastadir, and Hallgrimskirkja. Enjoy engaging commentary from your local guide and round-trip transportation from your hotel.

Rather than rushing between sites, slow down and immerse yourself in the natural wonders of west Iceland on this 2-day guided tour from Reykjavík. Soak up the dramatic landscapes of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula and explore the historic area of Borgarfjordur with waterfalls and hot springs. Travel through fishing villages, walk along cliffs, and enter 7,000-year-old Vatnshellir cave to see the tumult of the volcanic landscape up close. Includes overnight accommodations in the village of Stykkishólmur.

With its enormous icebergs, the Jökulsárlón Glacial Lagoon is one of Iceland's most impressive natural wonders, but it's a fairly long drive from Reykjavík. Skip the hassle of driving on this guided tour that stops at other top sights, including Seljalandsfoss waterfall and Hvannadalshnjúkur mountain, along the way.

Visit the dramatic Reykjanes peninsula on a 6-hour tour from Reykjavík, and spend the day exploring scenic lakes, geothermic areas, a historic fishing town, and bubbling mud pools, including a trip across the "˜Bridge Between the Continents,' which links Reykjavik's two tectonic plates. This 6-hour Reykjanes tour includes pickup and drop-off from central Reykyavik, with the option to end the day at the Blue Lagoon or Keflavik International Airport.

Feast your senses on the frozen majesty of Iceland's Glacier Lagoon on an enchanting full-day excursion from Reykjavik. With an expert guide, travel to the charming village of Vik to marvel at the area's spectacular rock formations and black sand beaches. Admire breath-taking volcanic landscapes as you approach the legendary Glacier Lagoon, and then in the summer climb aboard a boat for a cruise around the floating icebergs, before returning back to Reykjavik.

Ship ahoy and welcome to Reykjavik the world's most northerly capital! Reykjavik is known for its colorful houses and it was the home of the first permanent settlements in Iceland. Reykjavik actually means smokey bay since that is what the viking Ingolfur Arnarson founder of the city first saw, steam rising up from the hot springs when he stepped into the land. It is a small city but what it lacks in size it makes up by its quirkiness and by being interesting and different from most other European cities. It is a great place for foodies since there is a big variety of great restaurants and cafes and the local hotdog stand is one of the most popular food stops. In this tour your guide will take you around the city and show you all of its highlights. The city has a lot to offer and it's perfect for a day excursion with a local guide.

West of Iceland has it all. A natural pool, glacier, waterfalls, lava, and volcanoes. Also charming fishing villages and breathtaking views all around the Snæfellsnes peninsula. Few of our possible stops include Snæfellsjökull National Park with Djúpalónssandur, Hellnar, Arnarstapi and Gerduberg. Many of my favorite places are however not famous at all or crowded with people but nevertheless just as breathtaking and special.Our company is a small family based one. We are very passionate about our nature and we love our work. We focus on giving a great memorable experience to few people at the time. We want you to feel like you were visiting an old friend in Iceland that is showing you some of his island's most beautiful places.

Explore the natural beauty of the Snæfellsnes peninsula on a full-day tour from Reykjavik. Your knowledgeable guide shares informative commentary about the geology and volcanic terrain as you travel through one of Iceland's most breathtaking landscapes. See the Snæfellsjökull glacier, Kirkjufell Mountain, picturesque fishing villages and black-sand beaches around the region. Includes pickup and drop-off from your Reykjavik hotel.

Cruise Faxaflói Bay in a rigid inflatable boat (RIB) on a 2-hour, small-group whale-watching expedition from Reykjavik. Board a speedy RIB at the Old Harbor, and skim alongside graceful seabirds as you pass seasonal puffin colonies. Watch for minke and humpback whales, porpoises, and white-beaked dolphins, and then return to the harbor along the Reykjavik shoreline. Pause alongside the Harpa Concert Hall and the Sun Voyager sculpture as you take in the city's most distinctive sights from the water.

Docked in Reykjavik and want to see the wildlife? Take this shore excursion to Akurey Island, home to puffins and other native seabirds. It's a great 1-hour cruise to see some of Iceland's famous scenery and wildlife, while learning about the area from an onboard guide.

Discover the waterfalls, volcanoes and hot pools of south Iceland's Landmannalauger region on this day trip from Reykjavik. Traveling by air-conditioned coach, behold the barren beauty of Landmannalauger, located in the spectacular Highlands of Iceland, an area of rocky deserts, multicolored mountains and geothermal springs. Learn how volcanic eruptions and lava streams have shaped the landscapes through the ages; visit the magnificent Hjalparfoss waterfall; stop to bathe in a natural warm-water pool; and gaze up at mighty Hekla, Iceland's best-known and most active volcano.

Ideal for those with a short amount of time, this express tour stops at some of Iceland's most popular natural wonders and historical sites. With a guide, drive down the Golden Circle, and make a stop at Thingvellir National Park, the location where Iceland's parliament was founded. Then, explore Iceland's nature at the Gullfoss waterfall, and the erupting Geysir.