TRAVELING IN ICELAND - AN UNFORGETTABLE TOUR EXPERIENCE
No matter what your mode and season of travel to Iceland is, the legendary Land of Fire and Ice is a perfect destination for those seeking adventure tours on a grand scale. You will be deeply touched by the amazing beauty and mystery of its nature adorned with magnificient volanoes and waterfalls, glacial formations and geothermal lagoons. A peculiar way of life, ancient Viking history and rich culture will make this one of the most unforgettable trips you will ever take. See our Iceland tours.
Iceland Summer Tours
Iceland is one of our most popular destinations! Whether you want to spend 2 weeks in Iceland or making a short stopover, or a weekend trip, you will find many itineraries first-class hotels, and sightseeing of the best natural wonders of Iceland.

Fully escorted comprehensive small-group tour around Iceland
Group size - max. 20 people

Group size - max. 36 people

Group size - max. 16 people

Group size - max. 30 people

Group size - max. 24 people

Explore the natural gems of South Island, visit "Pompei of the North" volcanic site on the Heimaey island, explore bird cliffs, waterfalls and geysers of the Golden Ring, enjoy a relaxing bath in the natural geothermal stream, and visit a local microbrewery
Group size-max. 30 people

Group size - max. 36 people

Iceland’s most powerful volcanoes, glaciers and awesome powers of fire and ice. We’ve also included some awe-inspiring activities to bring you closer to some of Iceland’s most beautiful glaciers. This fully escorted tour is offered as a small or large group on select days.
Group size - max 36 and 16 people
Iceland Winter Tours - Chasing the Northern Lights
Visiting Iceland in winter can be an amazing experience with fewer people, beautiful winter landscapes, and chances to see the Northern Lights! There are also many fun winter activities like skiing, dog sledding, snowmobiling, ice fishing, and joining New Years and Christmas celebrations. Fall and winter months with darker and longer nights tend to bring the highest odds for viewing the Northern Lights.

Max. 16 people

Max. 35 people.



Group size - max. 16 or 36 people

Reykjavik - Geysir - Gullfoss - Skogar - Dyrholaey - Vik - Skaftafell - Jokulsarlon Glacial Lagoon - Hofn - East Fjords - Egilsstadir - Lake Myvatn - Akureyri - Siglufjordur - Skagafjordur - Borgarnes - Borgarfjordur - Thingvellir - Reykjavik
Group size - max. 36 people

Group size - max. 30 people

Group size - max. 12 people

Reykjavik - South Coast - Vatnajokull National Park - Hekla Volcano - Gullfoss - Geysir - Thingvellir
Exciting adventures and discoveries such as super jeep exploration, glacier hiking, ice cave exploring and bathing in the Secret Lagoon!
Group size - max. 12 people
Iceland Private Tours with Local Tour Guides
Enjoy Iceland your way with a private local tour guide. Our hand-picked local guides and drivers will get you to each place on your personal itinerary. They'll make sure you get an authentic experience and insights to help you interstand the culture, traditions and beauty of Iceland.







Summer Self-Drive Packages
Discover the land of volcanoes, glacier lagoons, and black sand beaches for yourself. Enjoy exploring at your own pace on these Iceland self-drive tours, which include accommodation, car rental, hand-marked maps and 24/7 trip assistance.













Winter Self-Drive Packages
Discover the land of volcanoes, glacier lagoons, and black sand beaches for yourself. Enjoy exploring at your own pace on these Iceland self-drive tours, which include accommodation, car rental, hand-marked maps and 24/7 trip assistance.













What is the best time to go to Iceland?
Iceland has a lot to offer all year round. The best weather in Iceland is from May to August but as it is high season expect more crowds. April and September have still decent weather but smaller crowds. Fall and winter months with darker and longer nights tend to bring the highest odds for viewing the Northern Lights.
Are tips included?
Not included, not required but appreciated depending on how much you liked the service.
Which part of Iceland offers more attractions - north or south?
It depends on what activities and landscapes interest you the most. There is plenty to see all over Iceland. In the South one can visit black beaches, glaciers, volcanoes, waterfalls. In the north you can explore around Lake Myvatn, go on whale watching tours, explore volcanic area…the list goes on.
Do I need to get a visa?
No visa is currently required for passport holders in the EU, U.S., Canada, Great Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong and many other countries.