Tours in Iceland

Trips to Iceland

Iceland, a land of dramatic landscapes and geological wonders, sits at the juncture of the North Atlantic and Arctic oceans. Known as the ‘Land of Fire and Ice,’ its terrain is shaped by volcanic eruptions and glaciers, creating a unique and rugged environment. Volcanic activity is a constant presence here, with geysers, hot springs, and lava fields dotting the landscape.

Beyond its geological marvels, Iceland boasts stunning natural beauty. Majestic waterfalls like Skogafoss cascade dramatically over cliffs, framed by lush green landscapes in summer or surrounded by icy formations in winter. The country’s coastlines are jagged and remote, offering breathtaking views of fjords and black sand beaches.

Enjoy adrenaline-pumping river rafting adventures, trek a volcano, ride a snowmobile over a glacier, and immerse yourself in the steaming waters of the Blue Lagoon to soak up its rejuvenating minerals. Inland, expansive lava fields stretch as far as the eye can see, creating a lunar-like atmosphere that contrasts with the vibrant green valleys that nestle between mountains. Spot iconic Arctic wildlife, such as puffin, wild horses, reindeer, and arctic foxes while hiking, and witness breaching whales from the comfort of our polar expedition vessels.

Culturally, Iceland holds a rich heritage rooted in Norse mythology and Viking history. Reykjavik, the capital city, blends contemporary Nordic culture with traditional Icelandic charm. Its vibrant arts scene, including music, literature, and visual arts, thrives against a backdrop of striking modern architecture and colorful houses.

Top 5 tours of Iceland

1. Iceland Explorer
Embark on an unforgettable tour of Iceland, where you’ll explore iconic sites like the Golden Circle’s Geysir, Thingvellir, and Gullfoss waterfalls. Venture beyond the beaten path to discover the starkly beautiful Icelandic coastline, vast glaciers, and the serene Eastern Fjords, all set against the backdrop of the country’s awe-inspiring geological formations. Whether under the endless daylight of summer or the magical Northern Lights of winter, Iceland’s ever-changing landscapes promise an adventure worthy of its cinematic fame.

2. Iceland Northern Lights
Experience the wonders of Iceland’s Land of Fire and Ice over a long weekend, featuring a chance to witness the dramatic Northern Lights amidst stunning landscapes. Delight in activities like glacier walking and exploring the mesmerizing Glacial Lagoon. Explore the iconic Golden Triangle with visits to Gullfoss Waterfall, Geysir, and Thingvellir National Park, guided by locals who enhance your journey with their deep knowledge and enthusiasm for Iceland’s natural marvels.

3. Iceland’s Laugavegur Trek
Hike Iceland’s Laugavegur Trail, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes shaped by volcanic eruptions and colossal glaciers. Begin amidst the vibrant Landmannalaugar mountains, progressing through the dramatic Thorsmork region, where remnants of the 2010 eruption create a starkly beautiful backdrop. Enjoy all-inclusive camping with meals provided, and choose between July’s 24-hour daylight for extended exploration or late August and September for potential Northern Lights sightings, adding an extra dimension to this unforgettable trekking adventure.

4. Ultimate Arctic Voyage
Explore the Arctic’s astonishing diversity on a journey that begins in the remote Norwegian island of Spitsbergen, renowned for its wildlife including Polar bears and walrus. Sail south across the Greenland Sea to the enigmatic Jan Mayen, a volcanic nature reserve seldom visited, where dramatic landscapes await exploration. Conclude your adventure under the midnight sun in Reykjavik, immersing yourself in Icelandic culture in a vibrant city that offers endless opportunities to discover its unique charm and history.

5. Three Arctic Islands
The Arctic has been inspiring explorers for centuries, and our expeditions offer the chance for you to discover why. Check three different Arctic regions off your list on this adventure, heading above the Arctic Circle to Spitsbergen, in the Svalbard archipelago, to remote East Greenland and ending in Iceland. The towering cliffs, iconic wildlife, massive glaciers and swaths of untouched tundra of these three Arctic tours de force never cease to impress.