Top East Iceland Tours by Duration - page 2

Experience Iceland like you never did before! Join our Super jeep tour and drive with us on the black sand beaches. We will see the ruins of our first local airport and the lighthouse Hvanneyjarviti. You get to see one of Iceland's toughest entrance to Höfn harbour, where we can see seals spying on us while we look at the amazing view of the mountains all around us. Finally we travel to a mesmerizing Glacial lagoon that lies beneath Fláajökull or Heinabergsjökull. There is a big herd of reindeer that we are often so lucky to see on our way to the lagoon. An experienced driver-guide shares a wealth of fascinating information about our airport, the harbour entrance, glaciers, icefields and their impact on our environment during the tour.

Dive into an Icelandic adventure! Hike across wild landscapes to a secret world: a stunning blue ice cave hidden inside the Breidarmerkurjokull glacier. These ice caves are like magic castles, but even cooler! We only have one trip a day, timed just right to avoid the crowds. That means more time to relax and explore the amazing ice cave and glacier. Get ready to be blown away by the incredible ice formations – it'll be a trip you'll never forget!

Making our way through the rural countryside of East Iceland, we’ll travel along the picturesque Jökuldalur valley to our first stop, the Rjúkandi waterfall, where a short, accessible path leads to the falls—a perfect introduction to Iceland’s natural beauty. From there, we continue to Stuðlagil Canyon, home to one of the largest and most breathtaking basalt column formations in the country. This photogenic canyon is especially captivating in early summer, when the Jökulsá river runs a striking turquoise, shifting to a silvery-grey by August as the Hálslón reservoir at Kárahnjúkar releases overflow water. Optional add-ons include visits to Vök Baths or The Reindeer Park.

Embark on an unforgettable 4x4 bus truck tour through Iceland’s rugged highlands, beginning with a journey to the awe-inspiring Snæfell, Iceland's highest freestanding mountain. Traverse remote trails and ford rivers as you delve deep into Vatnajökull´s National Park, home some of Iceland’s most breathtaking landscapes. Conclude your day of adventure at Laugarfell, where you’ll unwind in natural geothermal hot springs surrounded by the serene wilderness. This rejuvenating final stop allows you to relax in warm, mineral-rich waters, basking in the tranquility of the highlands. Led by expert guides, this tour combines exhilarating exploration, natural beauty, and Icelandic tradition, making it the perfect choice for those seeking a unique and immersive experience in Iceland's wild heart. Pick-up at Tehúsið will begin 40 minutes before start time

Our northern lights tour is operated on a 35's Dodge Ram, which gives us the opportunity to go even further in search of the northern lights. Our tour guides are experienced in capturing photos of the northern lights, which comes in handy since it can be a bit difficult. We take the extra step in making your tour memorable and comfortable. We offer blankets, chairs, hot chocolate and even something more. The tour is private, and max occupants are 4 people + the driver.

The East Fjords region is one of Iceland's least-visited areas, making it an ideal escape from the tourist-filled, more popular areas. This private tour in a Super Jeep introduces you to its many gems, including the waterfalls of Sveinsstekksfoss, Folaldafoss, and Flogufos, the whale museum, and the public artwork, Eggin i Gledivik.

Escape the crowded coach tours and discover the magic of East Iceland in comfort and style. This exclusive small-group shore excursion from Seyðisfjörður takes you across breathtaking mountain passes to Borgarfjörður Eystri, the legendary home of Iceland’s hidden people and one of the country’s best puffin colonies. Visit the Elf Queen’s fortress, enjoy optional refreshments at the charming Alfacafé, and unwind in the floating geothermal pools of Vök Baths. Travel in a luxury Mercedes Sprinter with onboard Wi-Fi, immersive multi-language audio guides, and guaranteed on-time return to your cruise ship.

Two glaciers in one day, and one of them is a glacier most visitors never see! While other tours stick to the standard route on Falljökull, this hike takes you across it to reach Virkisjökull (''Fortress Glacier''), a remote, secluded glacier hidden from view. You'll spend 3.5 to 4 hours on the ice, visiting a quiet glacier valley framed by towering ice formations, dramatic icefalls, and striking basalt columns, with sweeping views of Öræfajökull, Iceland's highest peak. It's the longer, wilder, more remote alternative to a standard Skaftafell glacier hike, built for travellers who want to leave the crowds behind.

The south coast of Iceland is home to many dramatic natural attractions, from waterfalls to sloping glaciers. Visit two of the region’s waterfalls on this shared tour from Reykjavik, before going a step further by walking out onto Solheimajökull Glacier. Learn the basics of ice climbing before putting your skills to the test on ice walls and getting photos along the way.

Experience the stunning beauty of Vatnajokull National Park on a 5-hour Skaftafell glacier hike. Discover dramatic crevasses, striking blue ice ridges, and breathtaking glacier views while hiking on Europe's largest glacier. This immersive tour is designed for those seeking adventure, offering an intimate small group atmosphere led by a certified glacier guide. Enjoy approximately 3.5 hours on the ice, with a full safety briefing and all necessary gear included. Capture the captivating icefall of Falljokull and learn about the glacier's formation and history from your knowledgeable guide. - 5-hour glacier hike with 3.5 hours on the ice - Small group experience for personalized attention - All necessary gear provided, including crampons and ice axes - Learn from a certified glacier guide about Iceland's unique landscapes

Travel to the magnificent Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon and around the South Coast of Iceland on a full-day tour from Reykjavik. Have the option to upgrade to include a boat tour of the lagoon to see the icebergs up close. You can also take a walk on the black sands of Reynisfjara beach, hike around the Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss waterfalls, and Dyrhoaley. Travel in a private vehicle with your own private guide who provides informative commentary as you spend a day in this breathtaking landscape.

Unwind in East Iceland’s Natural Wonders – A Perfect Shore Excursion Stepping off your cruise in Seyðisfjörður, you’ll be greeted by your friendly local guide for a rejuvenating half-day tour that perfectly balances scenic beauty and relaxation. We begin with a breathtaking mountain drive offering sweeping views of fjords and valleys as we make our way to Gufufoss, one of East Iceland’s most photogenic waterfalls. This peaceful cascade, often called a mini Skógafoss, is a serene spot that many cruise passengers never get to see. Next, we journey to the acclaimed Vök Baths on Lake Urriðavatn—an otherworldly geothermal spa featuring floating infinity pools nestled in the still waters of the lake. Soak in mineral-rich waters while gazing out across the untouched wilderness. You'll also enjoy complimentary herbal tea brewed from lake-filtered water, and can explore the bathhouse’s café and facilities.

Discover the stunning Stuðlagil Canyon on this private 6-hour tour from Seyðisfjörður, perfect for those seeking an intimate exploration of East Iceland's natural beauty. Begin your adventure right at the cruise terminal and travel through breathtaking highland roads with an expert local guide. Marvel at the towering basalt columns and the striking glacial-blue river at the canyon. Time permitting, we may also stop at the picturesque Rjúkandi Waterfall and the historic Möðrudalur Farm for a taste of local culture. Ideal for small groups of 1-16, this tour promises a personalized experience surrounded by Iceland's magnificent landscapes. - Private tour tailored for cruise guests, with stress-free pick-up and drop-off - Enjoy a short walk to panoramic views of the captivating canyon - Optional visits to Rjúkandi Waterfall and Möðrudalur Farm - Includes round-trip transport and bottled Icelandic water

Leave the travel planning and driving to someone else on this 2-day tour of Iceland’s south coast. Spend your first day visiting the cascading waterfalls at Skogafoss and Seljalandsfoss, plus the famous black sand beach. Your second day will be devoted to exploring a glacier lagoon, ice caves, and breathtaking volcanic lava fields. Accommodation and breakfast are included for a hassle-free trip.

Join Ice Pic Journeys for a bespoke full-day adventure through Iceland’s most breathtaking natural wonders. Begin with a private glacier hike across Vatnajökull, where you’ll explore shimmering ice formations and stunning views alongside one of our expert photographer-guides. Afterwards, enjoy a cinematic photoshoot at Diamond Beach and the Glacier Lagoon, capturing the contrast between volcanic black sand and glistening ice. Then, board a Zodiac boat for a thrilling ride among towering icebergs drifting through the lagoon. Throughout the day, we’ll document your journey with professional photos. Within 14 days, you’ll receive a custom photo package via private download—memories frozen in time. This is not just a tour, it’s your story written in ice, light, and movement—crafted exclusively by Ice Pic Journeys.

This 5-hour shore excursion is designed exclusively for cruise passengers arriving in Seyðisfjörður, offering a rare opportunity to see puffins in their natural habitat—with no hiking required. Journey with us to the tiny village of Borgarfjörður Eystri (Bakkagerði), nestled in the colorful mountains of Iceland’s remote Eastfjords and home to one of the most accessible puffin colonies in the country. Departing from your ship, we travel through stunning fjords and over a scenic mountain pass toward Borgarfjörður, a place steeped in both natural beauty and elf folklore. At Hafnarhólmi, a specially built viewing platform lets you get incredibly close to thousands of puffins—perfect for photos and quiet observation. The area is also home to other seabirds. You’ll also explore the charming village of Bakkagerði and hear local tales of the elf queen who is said to reside in nearby Álfaborg (the Elf Rock). Time-permitting, we can stop for coffee and Icelandic treats at a cozy local café.

This shore excursion will take you to the most popular puffin cliff in Iceland where you can safely watch the puffins from a close distance.