Sightseeing Tickets & Passes in Iceland

Skip tourist circuits for an independent 'Super Jeep' excursion to some of Iceland's less-visited, but no-less beautiful natural attractions. Travel to the ridge of the Hekla volcano crater, swim in a hot spring pool in Landmannalaugar, and visit the otherworldly waterfalls and landscapes of Gjáin Valley. Plus, traveling in a 'Super Jeep' means you can reach places - such as a volcano crater - tour buses can't.

Explore the world of glaciers at the Perlan Museum Glacier and Ice Cave Exhibition in Reykjavik. Enter the museum for a guided tour of the world's only indoor ice cave, learning about glaciers' secrets and uncertain future from your guide as you explore the frozen tunnel. Then, experience the multimedia displays on glaciers with the provided digital guides; admire the 360-degree views over Reykjavik from the observation deck; and enjoy the caf e and gift shop.

Skip the line by booking your entrance to the Geothermal Exhibition at Hellisheiði Power Plant, the largest geothermal single site unit in the world. Your ticket includes a guided tour of the exhibition, which explains how Iceland produces green, sustainable energy, which accounts for more than 70 percent of energy consumed by Icelanders. After your tour, you can independently explore the displays, which include an earthquake simulator.

Both off-the-beaten-path and within the Golden Circle, Secret Lagoon hot springs live up to their evocative name. Tucked away in the small village of Fludir, the hot springs are not as popular as other nearby attractions, but offer unbeatable natural luxury and comfort, plus amenities such as changing rooms, a shower, and a bar and restaurant. Book your ticket in advance to ensure a smooth visit.

Enhance your knowledge of and appreciation for renewable energy on this private guided tour of the geothermal exhibition at Hellisheiði Geothermal Power Plant, the largest geothermal single site power plant in the world. As you explore the power plant, get insights from your guide about how almost 100 percent of Iceland's energy comes from renewable sources. Includes a welcome drink and snacks.

Iceland is renowned for its commitment to renewable energy - renewable power sources account for more than 70 percent of total primary energy consumption, more than anywhere else. Sustainable energy is a complicated subject but you can learn all about it by visiting the geothermal exhibition at Hellisheidi Power Plant, the world's largest geothermal single site unit.