Top Iceland Helicopter Tours

Most travelers see Iceland by bus, which is a shame. If you're looking for a more thrilling way to spend time in Iceland—and a chance to soak in Icelandic scenery without journeying far from Reykjavik—check out this two-in-one ATV and helicopter combo tour. You'll start with an ATV ride through the wilderness (suitable for all levels), driving all the way up to nearby mountains for sweeping panoramic views. Then, you'll hit the skies in a helicopter for an unbelievable look at the Land of Fire and Ice.

Few visitors get to experience Iceland's wild landscapes from up in the air. On this helicopter tour from Reykjavik, choose from a range of flight times and get ready for an adventure as your helicopter whirrs upwards and soars over the capital. Touch down on the flat summit of Mt. Esja, step out, and take photos of the panoramas that stretch over Reykjavik, the Atlantic, and across the nearby peaks.

Combine the thrill of a helicopter ride with the chance to see some of Iceland's newest landscapes on this tour over the Reykjanes Peninsula, where freshly formed lava fields and crater formations tell the story of recent volcanic eruptions. With only 5–6 seats per helicopter, enjoy panoramic views and excellent photo opportunities.

Embark on a sightseeing flight to remember with this small-group helicopter tour over the newly formed lava fields and craters made by recent volcanic eruptions in Reykjanes Peninsula. Fly over the Sundhnúkur eruption site near Grindavík, the epicenter of multiple eruptions from 2021 to 2024, and get a birds-eye view of Mother Earth's power.

Discover the beauty of Reykjavik and beyond on this private helicopter tour. Enjoy spectacular aerial views of lava fields, craters, and the Reykjanes Peninsula, with the chance to spot local wildlife, including millions of nesting birds near the Krysuvik Cliffs. Best of all, the private experience ensures a crowd-free adventure, letting you soak in the scenery with just your personal group and the crew.

Make the most of your limited time in Reykjavik—and see a perspective on the top sights most visitors miss—on this small-group helicopter tour. Without worrying about getting stuck in traffic, you’ll discover several Golden Circle highlights, including Gullfoss Waterfall and the UNESCO–listed Thingvellir National Park, plus the Landmannalaugar geothermal area. Benefit from two landings, and the chance to enjoy a restorative soak in a geothermal bath.

There's only one way to take in all of Iceland's great nature—by soaring above the rugged geothermal landscape on a thrilling helicopter tour. Departing from Reykjavik, you can learn about the area’s volcanic history while taking in an aerial perspective of steaming geysers, vents, craters, lava fields, hot springs, and more. On this small-group flight, your pilot makes sure you see it all, highlighting key features to make sure you don't miss a thing.

Discover Iceland’s volcanic history on a private helicopter tour over the magnificent, moon-like Reykjanes Peninsula—the only way to truly see it all. Soar over the bubbling mud baths and geothermal hot springs of Seltun Geothermal Area and see bright-green Lake Graenavatn, which fills an ancient volcanic crater. Soak up the unbeatable aerial views while your pilot provides narration on the exquisite natural landscape below.

See Reykjavik City from the sky on this small-group helicopter tour, where you also get to land at Mount Esja for some spectacular views. Fly over the city’s roofs, lakes, and more, then land on the rugged volcanic terrain of Mount Esja. Your entire flight is around 20-25 minutes, so you have plenty of time for views of Iceland from the sky.

Capture the beauty of Iceland like never before on our thrilling helicopter photo tour! You will have the chance to take stunning shots of the Ölfusá river before following the dramatic black sand beaches to Þjórsá river braids. Then, get your camera ready to seize the steam rising from the bubbling Hengill hot springs as we return to Reykjavík. Our photography-oriented tour allows for one door off, giving you maximum flexibility to capture the perfect shot.

Take to the skies for a private helicopter adventure across Iceland’s legendary volcanic landscapes and glaciers. Your aerial journey begins above the Reykjanes Peninsula, a hotspot of volcanic activity that has undergone remarkable changes since 2021. Recent eruptions have sculpted brand-new lava fields and craters, offering a rare glimpse into Earth’s raw, evolving power. While we can't guarantee active lava flows, the shifting terrain tells its own striking story. From there, you’ll soar past the Hengill volcanic system, where geothermal energy powers the region, and glide over Þingvellir National Park—a UNESCO World Heritage Site rich in geological and historical significance. Continue on past the vast Skjaldbreiður shield volcano. Weather permitting, we’ll touch down on a glacier for an unforgettable pause surrounded by panoramic views and deep tranquility. On the return to Reykjavík, witness Glymur, Iceland’s tallest waterfall, cascading through a dramatic canyon.

Escape the crowds and see Iceland from a new perspective during a helicopter flight over Hellisheiði plateau, the country’s most active volcanic area. Even if you reach Iceland by plane, the views from the helicopter are unique because of the lower altitudes you’ll fly at. See vast lava fields with thick moss carpets, vibrant basalt mountains, bubbling springs, and Reykjavik from above in style.

The perfect proposal is unique to the couple who experience it. Pair adventure with luxury on this intimate proposal package, with a private helicopter tour of Reykjavik and the coast before you land on a peak fit for the perfect moment. A chilled bottle of Champagne and a bouquet of flowers wait for you on the mountain, while your pilot is briefed to preserve the surprise.

Get a bird's eye view of Iceland's volcanic landscapes on this helicopter tour that takes you over the Reykjanes Peninsula from Reykjavík. See the peninsula’s most recent eruption zone and its crater formations, lava fields, and geothermal colors, and see how old and new lava flows meet rugged ridge lines, valleys, and the coastline. If conditions allow, your pilot may include a landing stop on a safe lava-field area for photos.