Top Iceland Adventure Tours - page 4

Satisfy your appetite for adventure on this ice cave tour of the Vatnajokull Glacier from Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. Alongside your glacier guide, delve into the subterranean caverns of Vatnajökull, one of Europe’s largest glaciers, and capture stunning photographs of unique ice formations. Small groups are limited to 14 travelers, and all necessary safety gear is provided for your exploration.

Whale watching from Dalvik close to Akureyri, the capital of North Iceland. Arctic Sea Tours is dedicated to give you a truly fun sea adventure. We're proud to say that we have great sighting success and five stars on TripAdvisor! The whale watching takes place in the picturesque landscape of Eyjafjordur inside the majestic mountains of Tröllaskagi just short of the Arctic Circle. Join us on an enjoyable and exciting adventure at sea. In Dalvík, you have an exceptionally good chance to encounter the great humpback whale and often we spot white-beaked dolphins, minke whales, the small harbour porpoises and sometimes even the majestic blue whale, fin whales or killer whales. Overall, we have seen whales or dolphins in 98% of our whale watching tours! On the very rare occasion, we do not see any whales, we will offer you the chance to revisit the tour.

Experienced riders can enjoy a more intimate glimpse of rural Iceland on this small-group, horseback ride to Reykjafoss waterfall and the Héraðsvötn delta. Benefit from the insights of your guide as you trot along countryside trails, cross waterways, and admire sweeping views of the striking landscape, avoiding hidden costs with gear rental and a hot drink included in the price.

Spend time in the beauty of Iceland's natural ice caves on a guided tour to the blazing blue formations inside Vatnajökull (Vatna Glacier). Ride a 4x4 super Jeep to the glacier followed by an easy hike with a guide across the ice cap of Iceland’s most voluminous glacier—and Europe’s largest. Bring your camera for plenty of photo ops as you enjoy plenty of time to take in the blue ice formations.

The winter months in Reykjavik are the perfect time to spot the northern lights—improve your odds of seeing them by traveling with a local who knows the best viewing spots. Skip the need to organize transportation with a small-group tour that includes convenient hotel pickup. Along the way, go beyond the guidebooks as you learn about this natural phenomenon from your guide.

The Svínafellsjökull glacier is part of Europe’s largest glacier and the icy landscapes offer a dramatic backdrop for a hiking adventure. This morning or afternoon guided glacier hike in the Skaftafell-Vatnajökull National Park ensures a personalized experience, with a small group of up to eight participants, and full instruction provided.

Increase your chances of spotting one of Iceland's wildest natural attractions on a northern lights cruise from Reykjavik. Before boarding your sightseeing vessel, learn the science behind the aurora borealis from your guide. Then, wrap up warm and head onto the water. Enjoy unobstructed panoramas from the viewing deck, or slip into the heated lounge to purchase warm drinks. Leave the city lights behind in search of the aurora borealis.

Take in the sights of the Silver Circle route without having to worry about driving across Iceland’s notoriously rugged terrain, all thanks to this hassle-free tour. Look forward to visiting the Snorralaug and Deildartunguhver hot springs, marveling at the Hraunfossar and Barnafoss waterfalls, descending into one of Iceland’s largest lava caves, and even visiting an Icelandic horse farm. With round-trip transportation from Reykjavik aboard a Wi-Fi-equipped vehicle, this tour makes exploring easy.

Iceland is one of the most volcanically active regions on Earth, earning the island its moniker “the Land of Fire and Ice.” This tour takes you into the Geldingalur Valley to see Fagradalsfjall volcano crater and how its recent fiery eruptions have left their mark on the landscape. Hotel pickup in Reykjavik is included for convenience.

Admiring the aurora borealis is high on many Iceland visitors' wishlists, but spotting the lights is notoriously tricky. This tour from Reykjavik—led by expert aurora-hunter guides using up-to-date technology—maximizes your chances. Leave the light pollution of Iceland’s capital behind as your guide takes you to the best location to see the northern lights. If they don't appear, you can even join a repeat tour for free.

Surrounded by frozen glaciers, lava fields, and surging waterfalls, Jökulsárlón attracts travelers keen to experience the best of Iceland’s natural landscapes—but it's best explored with a guide. During this overnight tour, you'll delve into the Icelandic wilderness from your Reykjavik hotel, with accommodation, breakfast, and safety equipment provided. Escaping the city, you'll discover Skógafoss waterfall, Solheimajokull glacier, and Jökulsárlón lagoon, with an optional boat tour available, and more.

Immerse yourself in South Iceland's dramatic landscapes—and visit sights that would be hard to get to on your own—on this full-day tour. Departing from Reykjavik, travel by Wi-Fi-equipped vehicle into nature. You'll see black-sand beaches, the majestic waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss, and the Katla Ice Cave, where you’ll enjoy the rare opportunity to witness the blazing blue formations inside.

Get ready to be captivated by Iceland’s amazing beauty in these four must-see destinations! Höfn is a charming fishing village that will seduce you with its authenticity offering a glimpse of traditional Icelandic life. Jökulsárlón Glacial lagoon glitters with majestic icebergs floating elegantly against a backdrop of breathtaking mountain views. Black sand Diamond Beach juxtaposed with sparkling diamond-icebergs detached from the glacial lagoon, scattered along the coast. Stokksnes with its iconic Vestrahorn peak that offers unforgettable mountain reflections, perfect for photography.

Enhance your experience of Iceland’s renowned Golden Circle—and beat the crowds on this popular sightseeing route—on a private, full-day tour from Reykjavik. Absorb the UNESCO–listed landscapes of Thingvellir National Park, discover the seismic activity of the Haukadalur Valley, walk along the ancient Kerid Crater, and capture photographs of the colossal cascades of the Gullfoss Waterfall. Round-trip transit helps make your sightseeing simple.

Splash through the Icelandic wilderness and enjoy family-friendly adventure on this 3.5-hour rafting trip on the West Glacial River from Hafgrímsstaðir. Climb into your drysuit at the rafting base in Hafgrímsstaðir. Then, travel onward by bus to the banks of the choppy but gentle West Glacial River. With your paddle in hand, hop aboard your raft and follow the current downstream. Navigate the course with your guide and enjoy breathtaking views over the rolling riverbanks. Finish your adventure with a cliff jump and a swim in the glacial waters.

The Laki Craters are famous for their beauty, but getting there is famously difficult. A guided full-day tour makes it possible to see the extraordinary landscapes safely, with all transportation provided by specialty Jeeps engineered for Iceland’s rugged environment. You can look forward to exploring glaciers and craters, visiting the Fagrifoss waterfall, and exploring the beautiful Fjadrargljufur Canyon with hotel pickup and drop-off from selected hotels in Kirkjubæjarklaustur.

Iceland's South Coast landmarks—Skogafoss Waterfall, Reynisfjara Beach, and Sólheimajökull Glacier—sit across a stretch of coastline roughly two hours from Reykjavik, connected by a driving route that requires a full day and reliable transport to cover properly. This private full-day tour handles the routing with round-trip hotel pickup from Reykjavik and a guide who adjusts the itinerary to your group's interests.

Travel beyond Reykjavik—and discover some of Iceland's most dramatic scenery—on this full-day excursion. Discover three of southern Iceland's scenic waterfalls—Gljufrabui, Seljalandsfoss, and Skogafoss—as well as the remarkable black-sand beach of Reynisfjara and the remains of a US Navy DC-3 plane that crashed on the shores of Solheimasandur in 1973.

Go beyond the well-trafficked Golden Circle and embark a snowmobile glacier ride with a bath in thermal hot springs on this small-group tour from Reykjavik. Traveling by Super Jeep, drive through the Geysir geothermal field en route to the Langjökull glacier then zip over the ice on a snowmobile before relaxing in a thermal hot spring.

If you’re visiting Iceland in the winter months, a northern lights-hunting tour is a must. Maximize your chances by going with a guide who knows which weather forecasts are most favorable to seeing the lights. Though spotting the aurora borealis can’t be guaranteed, you will also stargaze with a telescope, get photos of yourself in the landscape, and enjoy hot chocolate and an Icelandic pastry.

Discover Iceland's dramatic Reykjanes peninsula on this tour from Reykjavík. Explore a stunning landscape dotted with lakes, volcanic craters, and bubbling mud pools and even take a trip across two continents. Learn about how the land has influenced Icelandic folklore and see a different side of Iceland to the busy tourist hotspots.

Many visitors to Iceland only take 1- or 2-day trips from the capital. This 7-day experience from Reykjavik offers the opportunity to get a less rushed and more in-depth experience of the country. Travel around the entire island, from the south coast to the East Fjords, to Akureyri, the capital of the north, and Snaefellsnes Peninsula in the west, without the hassle of driving or arranging accommodation.

Get off-road in rugged Iceland and take in the country’s most epic wildlife on this full-day whale-watching cruise and quad-bike adventure from Reykjavik. Learn to maneuver your bike, then spend an hour roaring over rugged hills. Trade the bike for a boat across Faxaflói Bay, where you'll watch for minke and humpback whales, porpoises, and white-nose dolphins as you cruise alongside puffin colonies and swooping seabirds. Welcome to absolute adventure.

Explore Iceland’s spectacular south coast on a 2-day tour with overnight accommodation that takes in the beaches, mountains, and spectacular waterfalls. You’ll hike on a glacier, visit a black sand beach, and explore the Jokulsarlon Lagoon, where icebergs and seals bob in clear glacier water. Along the way, enjoy hotel pickup and drop-off, traveling with a group and a guide providing informative commentary.