Group Experiences in Reykjavík

Perlan – Wonders of Iceland is an interactive museum about Icelandic nature. Watch the *Áróra* planetarium show with 8K projection and surround sound, walk through a 100 m long ice cave, and explore exhibits on glaciation and oceans. There is also a volcano experience, a 10 m high replica of Látrabjarg Cliff with bird models, and a 360° observation deck with views over Reykjavik. You’ll also find a gift shop, restaurant, café and ice cream parlor onsite (food, drinks and purchases are not included in the ticket).

The dramatic North Atlantic Ocean stretches out before you as you immerse yourself in the warmth of this all-new oceanside geothermal lagoon. Depending on the season, you could soak yourself with infinite views of glowing sunsets, stormy skies, and sometimes, maybe even the dancing Northern Lights! Your ticket to Sky Lagoon might be your best Icelandic purchase, unless you buy one of those traditional woolen sweaters of course. There's a 7-step spa ritual to look forward to, as well as lots of treats for your senses.

Come in from the cold of Reykjavik to the...even colder? That's right; the Icelandic capital's Magic Ice bar is a sub-zero experience, an ice-art gallery, and generally just a really cool bar where you can enjoy a drink amid the chilled Nordic atmosphere. PS: Even your glass is made of ice! Wrap up in a winter poncho and keep your fingers toasty inside handy gloves (both included), as you delve into Viking folklore through stunning ice sculptures.

Venture inside the spectacular lava tunnel Raufarhólshellir, one of the longest lava tubes in Iceland! Learn about the inner workings of a volcano, see the ice sculptures formed inside the entrance and come away a red-hot volcano expert!

Ever wanted to know what those Icelandic mountains look like to the dragons when they're flying over them? (Game of Thrones, anyone?) FlyOver Iceland utilizes state-of-the-art technology to give you that exact feeling, sans dragons. Be suspended, feet dangling, before a 20-meter high spherical screen, while a thrilling video whisks you across Iceland. You'll see rugged terrain, active volcanoes, and more! There's even wind, mist, and scents thrown in to make it more realistic.

Grab a frosty beverage to temper the heat and get ready for an adrenaline rush in Iceland! The Icelandic Lava Show in Reykjavik puts you in the blistering heat of molten lava, minus the danger! This isn't an ordinary show, it's an education interwoven with entertainment, pumping the heart with the excitement of a volcano eruption. Witness the spectacle of molten lava gushing into the showroom, seething at a scorching 1100°C, crashing over a landscape of ice. It's a fiery dance of nature, and a clash between the elements that's like nothing else you'll ever see! Feel the heat that pulses from the red-hot lava, watch it ooze and bubble, hear the sizzle and pop. It's a front-row seat to Mother Nature's pyrotechnic display that you don't want to miss!

Visit the Sky Lagoon, a geothermal spa just minutes from downtown Reykjavik, with this convenient transfer. Enjoy warm ocean water favored by locals. Book your entrance fee in advance and include a transfer for a seamless visit. Experience rejuvenation in a unique setting with views over the Atlantic Ocean. Don’t miss the 7-step spa ritual included in your entry ticket (not included). Relax and let the transfer take you to Sky Lagoon for a true Icelandic geothermal visit.

Visit Laugarás Lagoon, a new stop on Iceland’s popular Golden Circle route, which includes Geysir, Gullfoss, and Þingvellir National Park. The two-story lagoon offers warm geothermal waters perfect for relaxing. Choose between a cold pool or two saunas during your visit. Dine at Ylja Restaurant (at your own expense), where the menu features ingredients from local farms, fisheries, and greenhouses, crafted by Icelandic chef Gísli Matt.

Set sail from Reykjavík’s Old Harbor and explore Faxaflói Bay’s islands. As you pass along the Reykjavík coast, enjoy scenic views and look for minke and humpback whales, dolphins, and porpoises. With some luck, you can even spot orcas and other species. You'll get to board the yacht, Amelia Rose. Its three deck areas offer great views and photo opportunities. The yacht also has covered sections that protect it from wind and rain. You can also move around the decks for the best views.

Get the most out of your trip to the Icelandic capital and save a bundle while you're at it. With 24, 48, or 72-hour access to the National Museum of Iceland, the Reykjavik Art Museum, Maritime Museum, National Gallery, Salalaug thermal pool and lots more, it's got to be the 'coolest' thing in Iceland. Your pass also includes access to thermal baths and spas such as Grafarvogslaug, Árbæjarlaug, and the giant Kopavogslaug. Unwinding in a steaming pool is a way of life for Icelanders, so pack your swimwear and get involved.

This Grand Golden Circle and Kerið Volcanic Crater Tour departs daily from Reykjavík. Choose to join at the designated meeting point or opt for the additional fee for pickup. Once everyone is on board, your passionate guide will take you to the three main highlights of this famous route. See Thingvellir National Park, a site of geological and historical significance; the regularly erupting 'Geysir', from which all other geysers get their name; and Gullfoss, a powerful and impressive waterfall with multiple viewpoints. A special extra stop is made at Kerið Volcanic Crater. Your entrance ticket is included in your booking. Walk along the rim of the volcano cone or descend down to the lake in the heart of the crater.

Prepare for a whale-watching tour in Iceland’s Reykjavik. Departing from the Old Harbour in downtown Reykjavik, sail into Faxaflói Bay to spot Minke and Humpback whales, Dolphins, Harbour porpoises, and sometimes Killer whales. Enjoy views of Reykjavik's mountains and islands, along with vibrant bird life.

Visit the Penis Museum, showcasing over 500 specimens from more than 150 species. You'll see specimens in a variety of shapes and sizes, with the very sizable sperm whale penis being a must-see for visitors and a popular spot to take a selfie! The museum was founded by a historian with a great interest in the science of phallology – each exhibit offers interesting science facts and details, blending fun with education. Extend your visit at The Phallic Café and Bistro, where you can try penis-shaped waffles, local beers, and themed cocktails that you can even enjoy in the exhibition area. The gift shop also offers a range of unique souvenirs to commemorate your visit.

Before Game of Thrones, cheap airline tickets and tourism, there were just the settlers in Iceland, wondering what to do with all that space! Dive into a treasure trove of over 2,000 objects, dating from the Settlement Age to the present, plus tons of photographs from the 20th century showing how times have changed. Alongside the museum's permanent exhibit, you'll also have the chance to learn more about Icelandic culture from regularly updated temporary exhibits.

With 15 stops in a circuit around the world's northernmost capital city, this hop-on hop-off experience helps you get to know the real Reykjavik. Enjoy free onboard WiFi and an audio guide in 8 languages as you get shuttled to and from all of Reykjavik's must-see sites, like Hallgrímskirkja, the Ásmundur Sveinsson Sculpture Museum and Lækjartorg.

The northern lights are always on display at Aurora Reykjavik, a museum dedicated to the study of this spectacular phenomenon. Lose yourself in the lights thanks to giant, high-definition screens, learn what causes that famous green glow, and get even closer with VR goggles!

Step into the Saga Museum, a unique attraction that recreates pivotal moments from Iceland's rich past, painting a vivid picture of the rugged island. Each scene, designed with meticulous attention to detail, echoes the stories of those who shaped the destiny of Iceland. As guests wander through the exhibits, an audio guide (available in English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, and Icelandic) unveils the captivating tales behind each display.

Experience one of nature's most breathtaking spectacles with a whale-watching adventure around Reykjavik. Board a sturdy seafaring vessel and sail out from the rugged coast of Iceland to spot majestic humpback whales breaching and crashing their tail fins down on the icy water. It's a whale of a time!

Stick to Iceland's famous Route 1 highway, and you'll see the travel-guide list of beauty spots. But stray inland, and there's adventure to be had. On this expertly led tour, you'll journey into the wild, and down through eerie man-made tunnels to the icy-blue heart of Langjökull Glacier. Ride across the desolate ice cap in vehicles specifically designed to explore the glacial environment. Experienced guides will lead the way, and teach you everything you need to know about this frozen world.

Want stunning views of icy vistas, but don't feel like climbing a mountain or visiting Antarctica? You've come to the right place. This walk along Sólheimajökull is a great, family-friendly way to experience a real glacier. No previous experience is needed – your certified guide is an expert on this area, and will take you through a frozen wonderland of different shades of glacier ice. It's the perfect place for spectacular photos, and a very cool experience.

From gushing geysers to bubbling mud pools and jaw-dropping waterfalls, you'll see some of the country's most stunning sights on this 8-hour round trip tour! Travel the famed Golden Circle from Reykjavik, and stop to see how Iceland's food is grown geothermically at Friðheimar Greenhouse.

Leave the lights of Reykjavík behind you as you sail with your trusty captain into the black, in search of the dazzling aurora borealis. Enjoy hot drinks, live facts and stories and (hopefully) nature's spectacular northern light show! A unique must-do experience in Iceland.

Prepare for an exciting tour of Iceland's South Coast! This guided adventure will take you to beautiful waterfalls, cliffs, and lava fields. You'll see the amazing Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls and admire their natural beauty. Wander along Reynisfjara Beach, discovering its black sand and unique basalt columns. Next, you'll explore the Sólheimajökull Glacier, where ancient ice meets wild terrain. You'll get a close look at Iceland's icy landscapes. The tour guides will share interesting stories about the region's history, geology, and folklore.

Seize the chance to witness the rare atmospheric phenomenon that leaves countless travelers spellbound. Witness the fascinating northern lights or the aurora borealis on this bus tour from Reykjavík. An experienced team will guide you to prime viewing spots, increasing your chances of seeing this incredible phenomenon. Listen to intriguing stories and local folklore while you gaze at the sky. In Addition, enjoy a special hot chocolate treat under the stars.

Iceland is a land of geothermal wonders, towering peaks, and spectacular moon-like landscapes. You'll see some of the country's most stunning sights on this round trip tour of the famed Golden Circle from Reykjavik.

Experience the awesome power of nature in this jaw-dropping caving experience. You don't just get to _see_ incredible natural lava formations, you'll get to walk right through them! Explore 1,400 meters of tunnels carved by molten rock 5,200 years ago. With transport from Reykjavik included, it's a perfectly Icelandic adventure!

The ice cave tour starts with a meet at Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. From there, ride a modified 4x4 on a rough road into the glacial valley. Then, hike about 15 minutes to the cave entrance, mostly on the glacier. This winter, visit the Blue Diamond ice cave. The tour lasts about 2 to 3 hours in total. Ice cave conditions can change over the winter, so the cave you visit might vary in the season. This half-day trip is perfect for short winter days and those concerned about Iceland’s winter weather. Inside the cave, you can enjoy the scenery, see the blue ice, and take photos.

On this day tour start with the famous Golden Circle before heading to Iceland's latest geothermal spa, The Sky Lagoon. Visiting the sights of the Golden Circle has long been an essential part of coming to Iceland. Admire the erupting geysers of the Geysir geothermal area before heading to the queen of Icelandic waterfalls, Gullfoss (the Golden Waterfall). The final destination is the beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Site, Þingvellir National Park. After the day's adventures, head for a relaxing soak in the Sky Lagoon. This new oceanside geothermal spa feels like a different world, surrounded by lava formations with a view over the Atlantic Ocean.

Strap on your crampons (ice climbing shoes) and explore the ice kingdom of Vatnajökull National Park with a guided small-group hike to the glistening Vatnajökull glacier. Topping the charts as the largest glacier in Europe, this family-friendly tour gets you access to this mighty landmark. You'll journey there from Skaftafell, the gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Vatnajökull National Park. Your experienced guide will teach you how to use your hiking equipment and proceed to lead you on a tried-and-true path to the glacier. Look up and admire the vast scale of these white ice giants as Hvannadalshnúkur, Iceland´s highest peak, rises from the frosty fields in the distance. Wind your way past bottomless crevasses and unique ice formations while your guide shows you how this precious ever-changing landscape is invaluable to our ecosystem.

Get yourself some hot drinks and delicious waffles, and tuck in while you watch the Northern Lights dance in Iceland's skies. That's the dream evening when you join this comfy, cozy bus tour from Reykjavik. Your expert driver and guide will take you out to their secret spots, where the city lights don't detract from the neon green Northern Lights. Dress up warm and don't forget your cameras. You'll get some basic information from your guide on how to get the best pictures of the lights. This tour depends on weather and sightings are not guaranteed. But don't worry if you don't see the lights on your first trip - simply join again on another night for free.

Thinking about touring Iceland's lava fields? Pony up and enjoy the sublime natural splendor properly — on a horse, of course! Experience the unbridled joy of cantering cross-country on a trusty steed, while an expert riding instructor guides you through volcanic landscapes and windswept valleys.

Check out some secret, surprise spots no other tours get to visit on this day trip to Jökulsárlón, the Glacier Lagoon. Journey past black sand beaches, glaciers and lava fields, stop in a fishing village with only 300 inhabitants, and witness local life in Iceland!

Take a seat at the Harpa Concert Hall for the Volcano Express. This cinematic experience shows the volcanic activity shaping Iceland. Travel from the Reykjavik skyline across the most active volcanic regions. Expect to feel the power of earthquakes, sensations of flight and freefall, and the heat of lava. See Iceland's changing landscapes in a way not available elsewhere.

The best place to see whales is in their natural habitat, wouldn't you agree? Take to the waters around Iceland for an epic whale-spotting adventure. Your 12-meter-long RIB vessel allows you to get close to these incredible animals in a way that's safe, thrilling, and non-intrusive. On the way back to shore you can admire the dramatic Icelandic coast. In the summer months, you'll stop by the island of Akurey to see the thousands of puffins which line the cliffs during nesting season.

Explore Iceland's Golden Circle on this full-day tour from Reykjavik. The tour starts at Thingvellir National Park, where Iceland's parliament was founded in 930 AD. Observe the shifting tectonic plates and their impact on the landscape. Visit Efstidalur Farm for a glimpse into local life, then watch the Strokkur geyser erupt every five minutes at the Geysir geothermal area. See the powerful Gullfoss waterfall, fed by the Langjökull glacier, and stop to enjoy lunch (at your own expense) at the Friðheimar tomato farm. End the tour at the Kerið crater, a geological structure that is over three thousand years old.

Snæfellsnes, in western Iceland, is renowned for bird cliffs, black sand beaches, mountains, and a large glacier. Often called "Iceland in Miniature," its remote location off the Ring Road makes it less visited, but you may recognize it at inspiration for Jules Verne's *Journey to the Center of the Earth* and served as a backdrop in *Game of Thrones*. Join this Snaefellsnes day tour from Reykjavík for an unforgettable experience!

You might feel like you're on a National Geographic photo shoot on this hour-long ATV tour! Witness dramatic shipwrecks, take a thrilling mountain safari, and snap amazing views over the famous Blue Lagoon and the island of Eldey. It's a feast for the eyes, but wrap up warm!

Seeing the Northern Lights at sea is an amazing experience; sailing away from the coastline of Reykjavík and seeing the auroras on the North-Atlantic with the city lights in the background is something you won't forget! Your expert guide will help you to search for the lights while telling you all about the science, legends and myths that surround this amazing natural phenomenon. There's a speaker system on board so you can choose to wait inside the cafeteria, enjoying a warm drink or watching the boat's Northern Lights video. When the guide sees the lights, they will announce it on the speaker system so everyone knows to head outside and look up! Your friendly crew takes photos on every tour, which are available to download in the following days at no extra charge. They are also happy to assist with camera settings to give you the best chance of capturing the auroras.

Experience life-size models of 25+ different species of whales at Whales of Iceland, the largest whale museum in Europe. This unique museum is full of underwater sounds, interactive exhibits, and educational information for all ages - a must-do for any nature lover while in Reykjavík. This unique museum contains more than 25 life-sized whale models, representing every species of whale found in Icelandic waters throughout recorded history. This includes the amazing blue whale, the spectacular sperm whale, and the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale, just to name a few. See them all in their full size.

Is visiting a 5,200-year-old cave system carved by white-hot magma not _extreme_ enough for you? Then it's time to dive in and scramble your way through this 1.4 km long prehistoric subterranean labyrinth. Your expert guide will make sure your adventure is safe-yet-thrilling, so you can relax and take in those breathtaking rock formations.

The best time to see the magical Northern Lights in Reykjavik is between September and April. Join your experienced Aurora Borealis seeker and prepare to be dazzled by the greatest light show on earth, from the comfort of a warm and cozy boat.

You'll feel like an extra in an epic _Game of Thrones_ episode as you stand among Iceland's unbelievable scenery! Get off the grid with a local guide to see South Iceland's best, including Skógafoss waterfall, the village of Vík, Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach and more!

This action-packed adventure is like a whale Greatest Hits collection. Spot the gigantic humpback whales, minke whales, and even stunning orcas. For the true marine completionists, you'll also get the chance to spot dolphins, porpoises, and a bevy of seabirds. Pack your camera (and your sea legs) and prepare for adventure!

Leave the crowded tour buses behind, and discover Iceland's most iconic natural attractions on a small-group tour of the famous Golden Circle. Visit Thingvellir National Park, the golden Gullfoss waterfall, and the stunning geothermal activity at Geysir. This six-hour excursion will keep you entertained throughout the day, but also leaves you free to relax in the morning and take in Reykjavik's nightlife in the evening.

Visit Ilmur & Sjór to learn about the popular fragrances of Iceland. Founded in 2023 by Nicholas Brittain Shaber, this workshop focuses on Icelandic botanicals, coastlines, and volcanic soil. In this hands-on session, you’ll learn the basics of perfumery, including blending and balance. You’ll explore local ingredients such as birch, herbs, moss, and minerals, and use them to create your custom perfume.

The clowns of the sea, the penguins of the skies – puffins are downright adorable whatever you like to call them! Take a quick 15-minute boat ride from Reykjavik to Akurey, the puffin island, and get up close to a colony of 30,000 friendly little seabirds. A local guide will fill your head with amazing facts throughout the entire bird-watching expedition. Did you know that puffins can fly at an impressive 88km/hour? Their waddle is a little bit slower, but it's also a whole lot cuter!

Glide along Sólheimajökull's tranquil glacial lagoon on this relaxing kayaking tour. Surround yourself with otherworldly Icelandic landscapes while your expert guide leads you around this famous glacier just a stone's throw away from Reykjavik. On this laid-back kayaking adventure, you'll find yourself floating amidst impressive icebergs and savoring Iceland's natural scenery from unique perspectives only possible from the water. It's an unmissable experience for nature-lovers.

Visit Laugarás Lagoon and relax in geothermal waters. It's located near the Golden Circle, including Geysir, Gullfoss, and Þingvellir National Park. Laugarás Lagoon is a new spot on Iceland’s popular Golden Circle route. Set among the mountains and next to the Hvítá River, the two-story lagoon has warm geothermal waters. During your visit, use the cold pool or one of the two saunas. End your day with a meal (not included) at Ylja Restaurant. The menu, created by Icelandic chef Gísli Matt, uses ingredients from local farms, fisheries, and greenhouses.

Visit Lake Myvatn with a local guide to see top attractions. Enjoy convenient transportation and pickup from your accommodation in Akureyri. You may choose to end your tour in either Akureyri or Lake Mývatn. On the way to Godafoss waterfall, see Eyjafjordur, Iceland's longest fjord. Visit Dettifoss, the most powerful waterfall in Europe and Selfoss waterfalls. In the Lake Myvatn area, see the lake formed 2300 years ago by a basaltic lava eruption, the Skútustaðagígar pseudocrater area, the Hverir Mud Pools, the Hverarönd steam vents in Námaskarð, and the Grjótagjá rift.

After relaxing in the Blue Lagoon, take a smooth ride back to your hotel or apartment in Reykjavik.

Swim in the geothermal waters of the Blue Lagoon, with transport included from Reykjavik. Explore the surrounding lava fields, characterized by unique rock formations. Try out various skincare products that utilize the lagoon’s mineral-rich mud. Relax in the sauna or steam room for an added element to your visit.

Start your visit to Iceland with a ride from Keflavík International Airport to Sky Lagoon. A driver will meet you in the arrivals area, help with your luggage, and take you to a comfortable vehicle. The trip usually lasts 40 to 45 minutes, depending on traffic and weather. You'll travel from the airport coast to the outskirts of Reykjavík.

Snorkel at Silfra, a top site in Thingvellir National Park, and see where two tectonic plates drift apart by 2 cm (1 inch) each year. Enjoy 100m (300ft) visibility in clear glacial water while spotting rock formations and freshwater algae. The water comes from Langjökull, Iceland’s second-largest glacier. It is filtered naturally for up to 100 years through volcanic lava fields, resulting in some of the cleanest water on Earth. Wear a 7mm wetsuit to dive beneath the surface and stay warm while swimming in the cold water. A wetsuit keeps you warm by trapping a thin layer of water between your body and the suit, which your body heat warms up.

Drive 50 minutes from Reykjavik to reach Silfra, one of the world’s best snorkeling locations. Located in Thingvellir National Park, Silfra sits between two tectonic plates that move apart by 2 cm each year, shaping an underwater landscape. The glacier water at Silfra filters through lava fields for decades, ensuring exceptional purity. Visibility can reach up to 100 meters (300 ft). The water, always between 2–4°C (35°F), reveals unique rock formations and freshwater algae. Use high-quality drysuits to stay warm while floating through this environment, making it ideal for colder conditions and longer exposure. Suitable for both seasoned and first-time snorkelers, Silfra is the best place to see the underwater beauty.

Recharge or relax at the Highland Baths in Kerlingarfjöll. Located in the Ásgarður valley along the Ásgarðsá river, these baths offer views of the mountain range. Enjoy the natural heat of the hot springs. Facilities include a hot pool, a cold plunge, a sauna, and a bar with refreshing drinks.

Drive 50 minutes from Reykjavik to Silfra, one of the top 10 snorkeling spots in the world. Found in Thingvellir National Park, this fissure lies between two tectonic plates that drift apart annually 2–3 cm (1 inch). Silfra's glacier water is filtered through lava fields over decades, providing unmatched purity. Visibility can reach over 100 meters (300 feet), revealing rock formations and freshwater algae. The water temperature stays between 2–4°C (35°F) throughout the year. High-quality drysuits keep you warm as you float through this unique environment.

Travel along Iceland's south coast and see natural landmarks at every turn. Watch ancient icebergs drift into Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, a site featured in movies like *Batman Begins* and *James Bond* films. Visit Seljalandsfoss waterfall and walk behind the cascading water. Remember to bring a raincoat. See the powerful Skógafoss and the start of the Fimmvörðuháls trail, featured in *Thor: The Dark World* and *The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.* In Vík í Mýrdal, look at dramatic black sand beaches. Stop at Freysnes for dinner (not included). Weather permitting, walk along the Diamond Beach, where icebergs rest on black sand. Along the way, see volcanoes, glaciers, waterfalls, sandy plains, coastlines, fertile farmlands, and mossy lava fields.

Start the whale-watching tour at 9 AM or 1 PM; it lasts 2 to 3.5 hours. Sail into Faxaflói Bay and look for minke and humpback whales, dolphins, and harbour porpoises. View the mountains and islands around Reykjavik and observe the local bird life. Onboard, find warm overalls, heated indoor cabins, a bar, and free WiFi. Afterward, spend some time ashore before heading out for the northern lights tour. The second part starts at 9 PM or 10 PM and lasts 2 to 3 hours. Sail to see the northern lights from the sea, a unique perspective in Iceland.

Observe puffins with striking beaks and their behavior from the specially designed vessel, Skúlaskeið (“Old Skúli”). Get close to these birds as the vessel navigates the shallow waters near their nesting grounds. Whether floating on the waves or flying overhead, you'll get to see puffins in their natural habitat. Enjoy comfortable overalls, spacious heated indoor cabins, a bar, and complimentary WiFi during the trip.

Climb aboard a boat and take a cruise around Iceland in search of the elusive Northern Lights. Provided with warm overalls and some onboard snacks (available for purchase), you'll get to see the Icelandic capital and its coastline from the water.

Discover the beauty of Iceland with the Golden Circle and Northern Lights combo tour! Start your day exploring Iceland's countryside, visiting the Gullfoss waterfall, Geysir, and the Kerið Volcanic Crater. Learn about Iceland's history at Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After a break in Reykjavík, prepare for an evening of Northern Lights viewing. With expert guides, find the best spot to watch the sky light up with green auroras. This combo tour offers two of Iceland's top experiences in one day, from natural wonders by day to nighttime magic.

Experience a day of exploration with the South Iceland Northern Lights tour. Travel along the southern coastline to see waterfalls, black sand beaches, and glaciers. After a day of sightseeing, return to the city, freshen up, and have dinner on your own before joining the evening bus tour to see the mystical Northern Lights. These combo tours are designed to give you the best value and experience. With two tours in one day, you'll witness Iceland's natural beauty during the day and the Northern Lights at night.

Join the Volcano Hike and Northern Lights combo tour for a full day of adventure in Iceland. Start your tour by exploring a recent volcanic site. Feel the power of the Earth's activity and learn about eruptions, including the Sundhnúkur eruption of December 2023. After a day in Reykjavík, have a relaxing dinner before heading out for the Northern Lights tour. Expert guides will help you find the best spots to see the beautiful aurora borealis. This combo tour offers a great way to experience both Iceland's volcanic landscape and the magical Northern Lights, all in one day.

Join the Golden Circle and Perlan Museum tour for a day of exploring Iceland's wonders. Your day starts with an expedition around the Golden Circle, visiting Thingvellir National Park, the Geysir Geothermal Area, Gullfoss Waterfall, and the Kerið Volcanic Crater. After the Golden Circle, return to the city to visit the Perlan Museum. Explore the "Wonders of Iceland" exhibition, featuring interactive exhibits about glaciers, volcanoes, oceanic wonders, seabirds, and the Northern Lights. This tour is a great way to see Iceland's natural beauty and learn about its geological wonders.

Prepare for an exciting day trip from Reykjavík to Iceland's South Coast. Visit the Katla Ice Cave and see its fascinating ice formations created by volcanic eruptions and glacial movements. Next, explore Seljalandsfoss Waterfall. If the weather allows, you can walk behind the waterfall for a unique view and great photo opportunities. Then, visit Skógafoss Waterfall and experience its powerful spray up close. This day trip is filled with incredible natural sights and unforgettable moments.

Set off on an adventure from Reykjavík to explore recent eruption sites at Fagradalsfjall and Meradalir in the Geldingalur Valley. Witness the dramatic changes to the landscape caused by these volcanic events. Explore the Reykjanes Peninsula, where eruptions in 2021, 2022, and 2023 have left their mark. Witness the fresh scars from the December 2023 Sundhnúkur eruption and learn about past eruptions at Fagradalsfjall, Meradalir, and Litli Hrutur, weather and safety permitting.

Join a small-group tour of South Iceland's scenic landscapes. Visit Seljalandsfoss and walk behind the waterfall for a close-up view. Expert guides will ensure your safety and a great experience. The tour also includes stops at Reynisfjara's black sand beaches with basalt columns and cliffs, carved by the relentless forces of nature. Furthermore, explore the beautiful village of Vík, located amidst the scenic coastal scenery. You'll see Skógafoss Waterfall and its powerful torrent cascading into a pool below. Then, visit the Sólheimajökull Glacier for an up-close look at this natural wonder. After the tour, enjoy two hours of relaxation at the Sky Lagoon with the exclusive Pure Pass, which includes access to premium amenities and services to elevate the experience.

Join a half-day tour of Dynjandi, the Westfjords' beautiful waterfall. Watch as Dynjandi pours down in tiers, showcasing nature's beauty. The tour also includes a visit to an Icelandic farm where you can enjoy coffee and a 'happy marriage cake.' Travel along coastal roads, through mountain tunnels, and see scenic views. With two departures daily, timed with the cruise ship's schedule, this tour offers a chance to explore the Westfjords' natural wonders.

Join this small-group tour for an expedition through the beautiful landscapes of South Iceland. Led by knowledgeable guides, you'll visit Seljalandsfoss, where you can walk behind a roaring waterfall. You'll also see the scenic cliffs and basalt columns on Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach. The tour continues to the lovely village of Vík, surrounded by incredible coastal scenery. Here, you'll visit the Skógafoss Waterfall. Next, you'll explore the Sólheimajökull Glacier for a close look at its icy expanse. This small-group tour ensures a personalized experience, allowing you to enjoy Iceland's natural wonders without the crowds.

Join the thrilling Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon day tour that kicks off from the vibrant city of Reykjavik! This epic 14-hour adventure takes explorers on a journey through South Iceland's impressive landmarks and ice-laden lagoons. The route unwinds along the stunning south shore, revealing a kaleidoscope of landscapes, all the way to Jokulsarlon, Iceland's glittering gem. The tour's showstopper is a captivating boat trip in the Glacier Lagoon, where visitors sail amidst jaw-dropping icebergs, drinking in the untouched beauty of nature. Along the way, there are pit stops at the bewitching Stjórnarfoss waterfall and the postcard-perfect village of Vík í Mýrdal. Here, adventurers can choose to dine with a panoramic view of the Reynisdrangar sea stacks. The journey also includes a visit to the Seljalandsfoss waterfall, famed for its secret cave nestled behind the cascades, offering an unrivalled viewpoint. The day culminates with a return trip to Reykjavik, leaving explorers brimming with unforgettable memories of Iceland's breathtaking natural splendour.

Spend a day of exploration with the Golden Circle and FlyOver Iceland tour. Start with the Golden Circle, visiting Thingvellir National Park, the Geysir Geothermal Area, Gullfoss Waterfall, and the Kerið Volcanic Crater. Guides will share stories of Viking heritage, folklore, and natural wonders. After the Golden Circle, head to FlyOver Iceland in Reykjavik's historic port. This simulated flight uses advanced technology to take you over Iceland's famous sites and hidden gems. Feel the wind, mist, and scents of the Icelandic landscape, making it an unforgettable, immersive ride.

Your guide will assist you in capturing the Northern Lights with expert tips and guidance, and they'll even take beautiful photos of you with the aurora in the background. With a small group, you'll enjoy a personalized experience and ample time for individual attention from the guide.

Witness the fascinating dance of the aurora borealis on a small-group Northern Lights tour. Located in the wild beauty of Iceland, just at the edge of the Arctic Circle, you're in for a celestial treat. Appreciate a personalized experience with knowledgeable guides to enhance your trip. If the Northern Lights aren't visible during your first tour, you have a free retry, valid for 3 years. Just contact the operator to reschedule and get another chance to witness this amazing spectacle.

Join a small-group tour for an adventure through Iceland's Golden Circle. First, explore the Kerid Volcanic Crater, a peaceful spot surrounded by scenic landscapes. Next, visit Fridheimar to see sustainable agriculture in action in a unique greenhouse setting. Discover the geothermal wonders of Geysir and the powerful Gullfoss waterfall. Then, explore Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. End your journey with relaxation at the Sky Lagoon. This tour combines adventure and relaxation for an unforgettable experience.

Join an exciting tour of Reykjavík and beyond! The adventure begins at Tour Bus Stop #12 or with a central location pickup for a small fee, starting within 30 minutes. First, visit Kerið Volcanic Crater Lake, a 6500-year-old site on the Golden Circle Route. You'll see the unique conical shape, deep maroon volcanic rock, and blue lake at the bottom. Next, relax in the Secret Lagoon, Iceland's oldest geothermal pool, now updated for visitors. Then, head to the Geysir Geothermal Area to see the active Strokkur Geyser and the peaceful Great Geysir. You'll also see Gullfoss Waterfall, where water crashes into a canyon from the Hvítá River. Explore Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the historic location of Iceland's parliament. The tour ends back in Reykjavík with a drop-off at your pickup location.

Set off on a small-group adventure to explore Iceland's south coast. You'll see mountains, glaciers, and black sand beaches. The trip starts at Skógarfoss, one of Iceland's biggest waterfalls, with a drop of 65 meters and a width of 25 meters. Next, visit the famous black sand beach, Reynisfjara, where you can see the Reynisdrangar basalt stacks. After that, go to the fishing village of Vík and admire the views from a church above the town. On the way back to Reykjavík, you'll get to walk behind the Seljalandsfoss waterfall, which comes directly from the Eyjafjallajökull glacier.

Go on an unforgettable buggy adventure in Iceland where you will explore mesmerizing lava fields and unique landscapes that will make you feel like you're in a James Bond film! On a clear day, witness steam rising up to 1000 meters into the sky as you venture towards the power plant. Then head up Reykjavik Peak where you will get a panoramic view over Reykjavik City, a perfect end to your adventure. The tour promises a perfect balance of excitement and scenic beauty, ideal for those craving an adrenaline rush while exploring Iceland's natural wonders. Experienced guides ensure your safety and provide insights into the landscapes you'll encounter. Each buggy is well-maintained with top-notch safety features for your peace of mind.

Start your journey next to Lake Hafravatn where you will hop on your buggy and ride through varied terrains until you conquer Reykjavik Peak Mountain, the adventure's high point. Experience the incredible views of the Hengill mountain range, Hellisheiði region (an active volcanic area!), Faxaflói Bay, and the capital region. Admire the Blue Mountains and Esja mountain, fondly known as Reykjavik's house mountain.

Start your expedition at Tour Bus Stop #12 or opt for a central location pickup for a small fee, with a maximum wait of 30 minutes. First, visit Thingvellir National Park, where history and geology converge. You can explore the historic Althing Parliament between tectonic rifts. Next, see the Geysir Geothermal Area, home to the active Strokkur Geyser eruptions. Then, witness the power of Gullfoss Waterfall as the Hvítá River cascades into a canyon. Visit Kerið Volcanic Crater Lake, known for its maroon walls and deep blue waters. Finally, relax at the Blue Lagoon, soaking in the geothermal waters with a scenic lava field backdrop.

Venture southwards where glaciers, farmlands, and volcanoes form an astonishing tableau,. Meanwhile, the Westman Islands beautifully shimmer on the distant horizon. The first stop is the famous Seljalandsfoss, where guests can stroll behind its cascading water curtain. Next, discover the hidden gem of Gljúfrabúi, concealed within the mountainside. Continuing this adventure, the route leads to the dramatic 60-meter-high Skógarfoss, a picture-perfect waterfall. The journey proceeds to one of the most frequented towns, Vík í Mýrdal. Next, head back to the black sand beaches of Reynisfjara for an exploration of its environs. Set off on the Viking Trail, taking the scenic coastal route towards Sólheimajökull glacier. After an exciting brush with the glacier, the trip concludes with a return to Reykjavik.

Go on an exciting journey through the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, all the way from Reykjavik. Enjoy the sight of the lunar landscapes and volcanic vistas on this day trip. As the journey from Reykjavik begins, see the ice cap across the bay, shimmering under the Nordic sun. Locals call it a trip to the "Center of the Earth." Additionally, the guide will share local legends and folk stories along the way. Before the end of the journey, a nearby ranch beckons with a hearty, home-cooked meal that'll refuel your spirits. After all the excitement, relax as the day wraps up with a comfortable return to your accommodation in Reykjavik.

This day trip lets you explore Iceland's Snæfellsnes peninsula, a region known for its diverse landscapes. From mountains and beaches to sea cliffs and lava fields, you'll be amazed at every turn on this small-group tour led by an expert guide. Start the tour at Kirkjufell Mountain, known for its arrowhead shape. Next, you'll visit Djúpalónssandur, a black sand beach with unique geological formations. Then, walk along the sea cliffs at Arnarstapi for scenic views. The next stop is Búðakirkja, a famous black church that's great for photos. Finish the tour at Ytri Tunga, a black sand beach where you can often see seals swimming or resting on rocks.

Experience the beauty of the Northern Lights on this exciting tour. Enjoy complimentary photos, Icelandic wool blankets, hot chocolate, and pastries. Travel in a comfortable minibus with a small group of up to 19 people, avoiding crowded areas for the best views.

This tour takes you through meadows, lava fields and a small river. On the way enjoy the nice scenery of volcanic mountains and farmland, passing several farms which will give you an idea of how agriculture has developed in the last decades. Nice riding trails give a good opportunity to experience the special gait of the Icelandic horse, the “tölt”. At the end of the tour, you are invited for coffee and home-baked cake.

This tour in the Icelandic countryside takes 1 hour and is ideal for families, groups, and guests traveling in their own car. Participants will get a small taste of the Icelandic horse’s qualities and experience the Icelandic countryside on horseback. Meet at a farm and ride on excellent riding paths and along the meadows around Eldhestars farm Vellir.

The summer in Iceland is the best time to experience the birds and wildlife of the bay and islands just outside Reykjavík City. Puffins, auks, gannets and an incredible variety of other sea birds dominate the skies and sea cliffs just a few minutes sailing from the Old Harbour. But that is not all: this tour is operated in a custom-made RIB boats. Each boat can only seat 12 passengers so this is a personal tour where you travel with a small group and can get close enough to see wildlife up close.

Imagine a summer night in Iceland, where the daylight stretches on forever as you sail from Reykjavík's charming Old Harbour in the evening in search of whales along the coast. The custom-made RIB boats are sleek, stable, and safe, effortlessly covering vast areas in the quest for extraordinary wildlife, enhancing the chances of seeing whales, dolphins, and a myriad of bird species.

Embark on a whale and puffin watching tour from Reykjavík's Old Harbour and keep an eye out for whales, dolphins, and different birds. During puffin season (May to late August), you'll have the opportunity to see cute puffin homes from the safety of a RIB boat with comfortable suspension seats. Then enjoy a scenic coastal cruise back to Reykjavík for a unique view of the city from the sea.

Go on an unforgettable adventure around Iceland's Golden Circle in the comfort of a private vehicle. The Golden Circle isn't just popular because it's close to the capital but also because of its beauty, rich history, and fascinating geology. The classic Golden Circle route includes Thingvellir National Park, Geysir Geothermal Area, and Gullfoss Waterfall. However, you can customize the tour for a personalized experience. Whether you want to explore Kerið Crater, relax at the Secret Lagoon, snowmobile on Langjökull Glacier, horseback ride, or snorkel in the Silfra fissure, you can add it to your tour. Furthermore, a lunch at Friðheimar Tomato Farm is a must - just let the team know, and they'll make the arrangements.

Explore the beautiful Icelandic South Coast, known for its scenic views and must-see attractions. Departing from Reykjavik, this tour takes you to two iconic waterfalls, Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss. In addition, you also witness the impressive Sólheimajökull Glacier and Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach. You can even customize your experience with exciting activities like glacier hiking, snowmobiling, horseback riding on the black sand beach, or exploring the Lava Tunnel. During the summer months, don't miss the chance to spot puffins at Dyrahólaey. And be sure to enjoy a delicious lunch in the lovely town of Vik.

Step into the fascinating realm of Icelandic folklore on this walking tour. Discover mythological stories that have shaped Icelandic culture, from elves and trolls to ghosts and mythical creatures lurking beneath the surface. Learn about Iceland's unique beings like the 13 Santa Clauses and their mother, Grýla, as well as chilling tales of the country's history, including its only known serial killer. As the tour navigates through Iceland's scenic landscapes, you'll understand why storytelling is such an integral part of Icelandic life, especially during the long winter nights.

Absorb yourself in Icelandic tales and traditions with this lively, family-friendly tour. Explore the rich history of Iceland through engaging stories and fascinating mythology. Discover iconic landmarks like the Hallgrímskirkja Church and hidden gems like an authentic Elf house. It's like stepping into a secret world with the help of your knowledgeable guide. Learn about the best places to eat, drink, and experience local culture. Benefit from insider tips on where to find the best happy hour deals in town. The tour lasts approximately 3.5 hours and involves a comfortable walk through the city's highlights. Wrap up your tour with a delicious lunch or dinner with your guide—a perfect end to your exploration of Iceland's hidden treasures.

Join a delightful stroll through downtown Reykjavík, where you celebrate the irresistible allure of Icelandic sweets. This sweet tooth tour is a guided walking adventure that showcases the best sugary treats the city has to offer. Explore a variety of shops, bakeries, and patisseries, each offering a fresh selection of delicacies depending on the season. From pastries to candies and ice cream, there's something to satisfy every sweet tooth on this tour. Discover the unique flavors of Icelandic sweets as you visit artisan bakeries and specialty stores brimming with delicious offerings. Taste traditional delights like the Icelandic doughnut, Kleina, and the unique cinnamon roll, Snúður. The tour will also explore the intriguing combination of chocolate and licorice, along with an array of other local candies known as "nammi."

Prepare for an unforgettable exploration of the Viking Age with this Viking Age Walking Tour. Discover the rich history and culture of the Vikings, fearless seafarers who dominated the seas from the 8th to 11th centuries. This expedition provides an insider's glimpse into Viking daily life, rituals, and mythology. Hear fascinating stories of battles, conquests, and voyages that shaped their world. Led by an engaging storyteller, this tour winds through Reykjavik's streets, highlighting Viking lore and history. Visit iconic sites like the Settlement Museum, where Viking society comes to life.

Join us for an exciting walking tour of downtown Reykjavik, centered around Iceland's fascinating history of cats. This tour takes you through the paw prints of felines since Iceland's early settlement. Explore intriguing myths about cats in Iceland and worldwide, discovering interesting "hiss-stories" of feline folklore from various corners of the globe. The tour makes a cozy stop at Reykjavik Cat Coffee House, where you can enjoy Icelandic pastries, coffee, or hot cocoa while surrounded by furry friends. If lucky, you might even encounter downtown Reykjavik's legendary feline celebrities: Baktus, Jonsi, and Ofelia. The adventure begins at the magnificent pillars at Ingólfur Square and concludes at Einar Jonsson's Statue Garden near the iconic Hallgrimskirkja church.

Explore Reykjavik with this walking tour, the perfect introduction to Iceland's capital. This tour is ideal for newcomers, offering an engaging and enjoyable experience. Discover Iceland's history as the guide shares intriguing stories of folklore and mythology. The tour covers well-known landmarks like the Harpa concert hall, Reykjavik harbor, Hallgrímskirkja church, Reykjavik pond, and the Parliament building. Additionally, you can discover hidden gems known only to locals, such as a glimpse into an Elf's dwelling. This walking tour isn't just a checklist of tourist spots; it's a chance to engage in Reykjavik's friendly atmosphere and explore its charming nooks and crannies. Along the way, the guide also recommends the best places to eat, drink, and experience local culture.

With a seasoned guide at the helm, skilled skippers will navigate to the best puffin-spotting locations, while making sure to respect the birds' space. Keep an eye out for eider ducks, arctic terns, guillemots, and cormorants, and it the weather is clear, the boat may cut the engine so you can listen to the birdsong. Learn interesting bird facts from the crew and bring a zoom lens or borrow binoculars for close-up views.

Go on an irresistible escapade in Reykjavik to discover the nation's most beloved sugary indulgences. Bakeries and confectioneries visited on this tour hinge on the vast assortment of Icelandic pastries, candies, and other sugary delights. Give in to your sugary cravings and sample Icelandic desserts like the Kleina, Iceland's own doughnut; the Snúður, a cinnamon roll like no other; unique chocolate tinged with licorice, and an array of other "nammi" – the Icelandic word for candy.

Join a friendly group on a beer tour and bar crawl, where you'll get to taste some of the city's best craft brews. Enjoy the flavors of ten unique Icelandic beers, brewed with care across the magical land. For those looking for something stronger, try five snaps – fiery Icelandic shots saved for special occasions and hearty meals. Take a leisurely stroll through Reykjavik's streets, witnessing the culture and energy, then head to cozy bars with a local guide. It's a mix of sightseeing and sipping. With the Reykjavik beer and booze tour, you'll discover hidden watering holes and be part of the local scene. An Icelander with plenty of knowledge and a talent for storytelling will share the fun, quirky history of beer and booze in Iceland.

Climb aboard a cozy fishing boat and set off into the bay's abundant fishing grounds. Accompanied by seasoned sea captains, learn from their expertise and tales of the sea. This exclusive tour prioritizes a personalized experience for a select group. Once on deck, get equipped with all the fishing gear and attire needed. Next, the day's catch turns into a delicious barbecue prepared by the skilled crew, served with crispy potatoes and homemade sauce.

Discover Viðey with a ticket from Elding's ticket station in downtown Reykjavík, near the Old Harbour. Sail to Viðey Island and take a guided walking tour. You'll get a glimpse into the island's trading history thanks to your guide. While there, you'll also visit the Imagine Peace Tower. The Imagine Peace Tower is an homage to John Lennon and Yoko Ono's campaign for world peace. The tower is designed to look like a wishing well where the phrase "Imagine Peace" is written in 24 languages. The tower is lit for one hour after sunset from October 9th til December 8th (John Lennon's day of birth and day of passing). Enjoy the Reykjavík skyline, a beautiful blend of urban and natural beauty. If you're lucky, you'll even catch a glimpse of the northern lights.

Step into the magic of Iceland's nighttime with a captivating tour from Reykjavík. Let the knowledgeable guide unravel the mysteries of the northern lights, celestial constellations, planetary geology, and the wonders of the solar system. Hop aboard a rugged, modified jeep, and with the expertise of the guide, learn how to interpret cloud cover maps and identify the prime viewing spots. With the guide's professional advice, ensure that your camera perfectly captures the tranquility of this secluded location. To top off this unforgettable journey, kindle your senses with a steaming cup of hot chocolate and a taste of traditional Icelandic snacks, all while enveloped in the serenity of nature.

Get ready to feel the magic of Iceland's south coast on an exciting waterfall quest that caters to all age groups. Admire the island's beauty, untamed nature, and magic of the wild, escorted by a seasoned geologist guide. Experience the thrill of visiting six distinct waterfalls in a single day, each boasting its unique charm. This expedition takes you beyond the beaten path to the less traveled yet equally beautiful waterfalls like Thorstein's Grove, Gluggafoss, Gljúfrabúi, Seljalandsfoss, Skógafoss, and Kvernufoss. Seize the chance to climb Stóra-Dímon, a quaint hill, that rewards you with a breathtaking panorama of Iceland's southern coastline. The guide explains the geological mysteries behind these awe-inspiring landscapes, offering ample opportunities to capture the mesmerizing beauty of Iceland through your lenses.

Venture out on a thrilling adventure to the freshly erupting Litla Hrút volcano, expertly guided by a savvy geologist-cum-volcanologist. This tour commences from the bustling city of Reykjavík, taking explorers through the profound antiquity of lava fields, which serve as the perfect prelude to the upcoming volcanic spectacle. Kickstart the escapade with an intriguing history of the Reykjanes peninsula, providing a sneak peek at the new eruption of the volcano. As the adventure continues, be amazed by the stunning sight of a molten lava field masterfully sculpting new land. The guide reveals mesmerizing facts about the lava's constitution and its instrumental role in shaping the distinctive appearance of the neighboring rocks. The climax of the excursion leads travelers to a jaw-dropping crater viewpoint, giving panoramic views of the rolling volcanic landscapes beneath.

Discover the unique wonders of the **Reykjanes Geopark**, located on a peninsula that straddles two continents. This incredible location on the drift zone between the North American and Eurasian plates makes it a true geological marvel. Begin your adventure by exploring the youngest volcano in Iceland, **Fagradalsfjall**, and the surrounding lava fields. Hike up to the viewing point and witness the stunning beauty of the land of ice and fire – from geothermal wonders to rugged coastlines. After a day of exploration, wind down at the luxurious **Sky Lagoon**. Indulge in the 7-step spa ritual, inspired by the ancient bathing culture of Iceland. It's the perfect way to end an unforgettable day of adventure.

Get ready to soar like a superhero on the Falcon - Iceland's ultimate Superman zipline adventure! Strapped into a harness and suspended face-down, you'll feel the rush of wind through your hair and the thrill of unobstructed views of the stunning Icelandic landscape. This immersive ziplining experience takes traditional ziplining to the next level as you fly like a falcon through the air. Get ready to unleash your inner superhero and take flight!

Experience the ultimate volcanic adventure in Iceland! Walk through a massive lava tunnel that flowed thousands of years ago and witness the inner workings of a mighty volcanic eruption. Admire the stunning columns of light created by the caved-in ceiling and marvel at the incredible range of colors on the tunnel walls - it's truly one of the most breathtaking natural wonders. Visit the Geysir geothermal area, home to the spouting springs including the most active geyser in Iceland, Strokkur. Learn how this area gave all geysers in the world their name! Next up is the magnificent Gullfoss waterfall, where you'll stand next to the rushing water and watch it tumble into a deep, meandering gorge. Then, at Þingvellir National Park, witness another stunning natural wonder, where tectonic plates meet and break apart. This is an unforgettable adventure filled with natural wonders and geological marvels - don't miss it when you're visiting Iceland!

Zip lining offers a unique perspective of the world from above and allows participants to experience the thrill of flying through the air at high speeds. In addition to the adrenaline rush, zip lining can also be a great way to connect with nature and appreciate the beauty of the great outdoors. Whether you are an adrenaline junkie looking for your next thrill or simply seeking a unique outdoor experience, this ticket for The Bird zipline experience in Iceland is sure to leave you with lasting memories.

Join an unforgettable journey through some of Iceland's most majestic natural wonders! Your tour begins at the breathtaking Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the birthplace of the world's oldest parliament. Here, you'll witness the incredible sight of the American and Eurasian tectonic plates pulling apart, creating a stunning rift valley right before your eyes. Next, head to one of Iceland's most iconic natural wonders, the Geysir Hot Springs, where hot water spouts skywards every few minutes. Next, it's time for a leisurely walk down to Gullfoss Waterfall, where you'll witness a powerful glacial river cascading down 32 meters into a narrow canyon! Do not miss this incredible journey through Iceland's natural wonders.

Book this northern lights boat tour with a backup plan and transport, and you'll be booked for the Whales of Iceland museum automatically if those lovely lights are hidden by bad weather. It only takes about 15-20 minutes to sail away from the city lights of Reykjavik. Your vessel will anchor under a starry sky and you'll enjoy peace, quiet and a bobbing ocean as you wait for the northern lights to come out and play. But, if the weather isn't on your side, no problem! You'll get to see a short film about the northern lights at the Whales of Iceland museum, displayed on a huge screen beneath a life-sized fin whale model! After the film, there's a Q&A session with your guide and a complimentary drink of your choice from the bar. Then, just keep your ticket for the boat tour to use later. It's a win-win situation, and a whale of a time.

Leave the city far behind and venture south of Reykjavik, where you'll explore the breathtaking Golden Circle on a day tour! Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Thingvellir National Park. Its immense rift valley is where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet. The sheer scale of the two-tiered Gullfoss Waterfall will wow you, and so will the gushing Strokkur geyser and the Friðheimar Greenhouse - which happens to have the best tomato beer on earth. This ticket also includes a Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour! Save money in expensive Iceland and see all of Reykjavik's must-see landmarks, from the towering Hallgrimskirkja Church and the iconic Harpa Concert Hall with its colourful glass façade, to the largest whale exhibition in Europe. There's so much to see, and you can hop on and off as many times as you like!

Get ready for an Icelandic off-road adventure with tickets for this **2-hour ATV tour** of two Icelandic peaks – **Reykjavik Peak** and **Wolf Creek Peak**. Choose between a **single- or double-seater quad** and zoom off to see natural attractions like **Lake Hafravatn** and the **Icelandic grasslands** on your way to the peaks. Feel the thrill of cruising across the rugged wintry wonderland, up and down steep mountain tracks. Admire **panoramic vistas** of Iceland's capital city, the **Blue Mountain range** and **Faxafloi Bay** from the top of Iceland.

Ascend Reykjavik Peak on a quad and feel like your on top of the world (or just Iceland) with tickets for a **1-hour guided ATV tour**. Watch signs of civilization recede into the lunar-like landscape on the short drive to base camp. Meet your **experienced guide**, prepare for the adventure with a **protective helmet, gloves, and warm overalls**, and get up to speed on operation and **safety instructions** before beginning your ascent. When you are ready, set off with your guide in a convoy and traverse the paved roads that wind through the open grasslands surrounding the city outskirts. Turn off onto gravel tracks and make your way to the shores of **Lake Hafravatn** and admire the glassy surface framed by snow-capped peaks in the distance. Feel the true power of your quad's off-road capabilities as you climb the rocky slopes of **Reykjavik Peak**. From the summit, enjoy magnificent **panoramic views** of the Iceland's capital city below.

Fulfill your yearning for adventure with climbing expedition tickets on Langjökull glacier and a peek inside a man-made ice cave. Explore the second-largest glacier in Iceland with this unmissable opportunity to see what makes the heart of one of these white giants tick. Start your Langjökull glacier adventure with roundtrip transport from the Reykjavik area and head towards the ice fields on an 8-wheeled vehicle, specially equipped to handle this harsh terrain. On the way, check out the lava falls at Hraunfossar, Barnafossar Waterfalls, and the thermal springs of Deildartunguhver – and that's just on the commute! Once you arrive at the Langjökull glacier, your experienced ice expert will teach you how to use your ice gear as you traverse the surface of the glacier. Step inside the man-made tunnels carved out of the glacier itself as your guide explains the anatomy of a glacier, Iceland's unique geology, and the glacier's significance to the global ecosystem.

Leave the crowded tour buses behind, and discover Iceland's most iconic natural attractions on a small-group tour of the famous Golden Circle. As part of your adventure, you'll also get to snorkel at Silfra Fissure in the UNESCO-listed Thingvellir National Park. After leaving the capital, head to the national park and snorkel in the clear waters of Silfra Fissure – a natural rift between the North American and European tectonic plates. After an incredibly unique snorkelling experience, explore the geothermic valley of Haukadalur by minibus. You'll stop to see the famous Geysir hot spring and Gulfoss waterfall, the final two hlights of the Golden Circle.

Combine the popular Golden Circle sightseeing tour with a relaxing trip to the phenomenal Secret Lagoon natural hot springs. This tour includes return transfers from Reykjavik and will take you to the main sights of the Golden Circle. You'll be part of a small group, so don't worry about crowded buses as you depart for Thingvellir National Park, the Geysir hot spring area, and Gullfoss waterfall. These three iconic Iceland attractions aren't to be missed. Each location highlights a different facet of the country's rugged beauty. Don't just treat your eyes, treat your body too. The tour takes you to the Secret Lagoon where you can soak in the unique and natural waters of the hot springs. If you're looking for a full day of adventure, then you've found it.

Heading to the land of fire and ice for the first time? This guided Reykjavik walking tour will help you get your bearings and plan for the rest of your trip. The history of Iceland will spring to life with exciting stories and Icelandic mythology as you visit all the famous landmarks in the city center. From the iridescent Harpa Concert Hall to Reykjavik Harbour, the futuristic-looking Hallgrímskirkja Church, Reykjavik Pond, and the Parliament building, you'll see it all. Don't know how to pronounce all those places? Don't worry, you soon will! Your Viking guide will also introduce you to some hidden, local spots off the tourist trail that you'd never find on your own - such as an Elf's home. Sssh, don't tell anyone, they're very private creatures!

Iceland is sometimes called the _Land of the Sagas_ and on this walk, you'll have the chance to hear plenty of interesting tales involving the hidden people and creatures of Iceland. During this 90-minute tour, learn all about Icelandic elves, trolls, ghosts, and unique aquatic monsters. There's also the 13 Santas (the Yule Lads) and the child-eating troll called Grýla, waiting for you to discover them. You will also get an introduction to Icelandic magic and the runes of old. On the long winter nights in Iceland, storytelling was the primary entertainment for people so it shouldn't come as a surprise that Icelanders love books and have the highest literacy rate in the world. In fact, one in ten Icelanders write a book in their life! The country's storytelling history even influenced J.R.R. Tolkien's _The Lord of the Rings_ and _The Hobbit_! During the Reykjavik Folklore Walking Tour, you'll hear about some of the fun similarities between his magical worlds and Iceland's.

If you're taking a Reykjavik food tour, you want to try out Iceland's truly authentic food. This tour will knock a few famous treats off your Icelandic food bucket list, and you won't be disappointed by the quality of the restaurants you'll visit. On top of delicious local flavours, one of the best things about doing a food tour is discovering the country's history and culture through your tastebuds. During this small-group tour with a maximum of 12 people, you'll try at least ten traditional foods from Iceland. Along with filling your stomach, you'll also have to chance to get oriented with the old Reykjavik city centre and get some great tips on food and drink spots for the rest of your stay in Reykjavik. No matter who your tour guide is, you can enjoy peace of mind because every one of them are graduates from the Tour Guide School of Iceland, but even more importantly, they know how to entertain and educate at the same time.

Get yourself some hot drinks and delicious waffles, rug up in a blanket and watch the Northern Lights dance in Iceland's skies. That's the dream evening when you join this comfy, cozy, small group tour from Reykjavik. Your expert driver and guide will take you out to their secret spots, where the city lights don't detract from the neon green Northern Lights. Dress up warm and don't forget your cameras. You'll get some basic information from your guide on how to get the best pictures of the lights. This tour depends on weather and sightings are not guaranteed. But don't worry if you don't see the lights on your first trip - simply join again on another night for free.

When you're touring the land of fire and ice, it's all about getting from A to B in safety. Leave the driving to the experts and relax as you explore the south coast of Iceland, one of the country’s most scenic regions. You'll travel from Reykjavik as far as Vík, a charming village next to stunning, rugged cliffs that are home to thousands of birds. Stop at the striking waterfalls, Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss, and take a moody walk on Reynisfjara black sand beach - it's one of the most spectacular beaches in Iceland and has appeared in countless movies. Gaze up at the commanding Reynisdrangar rock formations and columnar basalt - it's like nowhere else on earth. Before heading back, you'll stop at Sólheimajökull and walk up to a small lake, formed at the base of a retreating glacier. A full day of awe-inspiring sights!

Set sail from the Old Harbour in downtown Reykjavik for a sea angling tour. Fishing has been a huge part of Icelandic culture for centuries, and there is no better way to get a fresh taste of Iceland. Your experienced crew will take you to the fishing grounds and provide help and friendly advice along the way. The catch is grilled on board and is served with potatoes and garlic sauce. Popular with both locals and tourists, the fishing tour is a fantastic way to spend an evening surrounded by the mountains and breathtaking fjord views while you fish. The most common type of fish you're likely to catch is cod, but you might also reel in pollock, rockfish, wolffish, and haddock. If you would like to take your catch home to prepare instead just let your guide know!

Set sail from the Old Harbour in downtown Reykjavik for a sea angling tour. Fishing has been a huge part of Icelandic culture for centuries, and there is no better way to get a fresh taste of Iceland. Your experienced crew will take you to the fishing grounds and provide help and friendly advice along the way. The catch is grilled on board and is served with potatoes and garlic sauce. Popular with both locals and tourists, the fishing tour is a fantastic way to spend an evening surrounded by the mountains and breathtaking fjord views while you fish. The most common type of fish you're likely to catch is cod, but you might also reel in pollock, rockfish, wolffish, and haddock. If you would like to take your catch home to prepare instead just let your guide know!