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Satisfy your appetite for adventure with a thrilling trip to Dynjandi Waterfall, which includes round-trip transport. On this tour, meet up with your group and head straight to the waterfall without having to worry about hiring a car. Once you arrive, you’ll have the freedom to snap photos of the cascading falls or conquer the surrounding trails by foot.

The Skaftafell-Vatnajökull National Park is home to Europe’s largest glacier and the icy landscapes offer a dramatic backdrop for a hiking adventure. This guided glacier hike across Falljökull Glacier ensures a personalized experience, with a small group of up to 15 participants, and full instruction provided.

Witness the beauty of Dynjandi waterfall on this half-day group tour from Ísafjörður. Skip self-drive stress and travel by air-conditioned coach with guides who speak English and German. The tour includes a visit to an Icelandic farm with hot drinks and traditional cake. Enjoy scenic landscapes from your window on the return drive.

Many glacier tours in Vatnajökull National Park require travelers to walk from the parking lot to the glacier terminus, eating into their time on the ice. On this tour, maximize your time on Falljökull glacier by traveling as near as possible in a four-wheel-drive vehicle. Explore moulins, crevasses, and other formations in the company of an Association of Icelandic Mountain Guides-certified guide.

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.

If you’re looking for a place to relax and rejuvenate during your time in Iceland, find it at Sky Lagoon, a geothermal oasis on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. This package includes transportation from Reykjavik, admission to the lagoon, and a 7-step spa ritual that is sure to awaken and revitalize your senses.

Embark on a thrilling off-road adventure to witness the majestic Katla ice cave from Vik. Venture in a 4WD vehicle across rocky terrains until you reach the magnificent Mýrdalsjökull glacier—the fourth largest ice cap in Iceland. Then, strap on the provided caving equipment and follow your guide to uncover the blue formations hidden beneath the glacier’s surface. You’ll have ample time to contemplate and photograph the majestic ice tunnels.

Come face to face with the world’s largest mammals on this half-day whale watching excursion from Akureyri, Iceland’s scenic northern port city. Listen to stories about the history and culture of the region from your guide. Then, enjoy comfortable, first-class amenities as you cruise through Torfunefsbryggja Harbor, including an on-site bar with hot and cold drinks for purchase.

Make the most of your time on land with this hassle-free trip to Goðafoss Waterfall from Akureyri port. Board an air-conditioned vehicle and take in the rolling rugged landscapes as your driver leads the way. After a 40-minute journey, spend time exploring and photographing the cascading falls at your own pace. Ideal for travelers looking for a memorable break off the boat.

Experience the enchantment of watching whales in their natural environment on a 3-hour whale watching tour from Husavik. Climb aboard a powerful boat and relax as an expert skipper sails to spots renowned for abundant whale sightings. Observe wild seabirds and playful dolphins in their natural environment while scouring the sea for sightings of colossal humpback, blue and Minke whales. Warm up with Hot cocoa and cinnamon buns served on your way back.

See Iceland’s “big three” sights the intimate way with this small-group Golden Circle tour. Cutting out the impersonal feel of a larger group tour, the experience takes you to the Gulfoss waterfall, Geysir hot springs, and Thingvellir National Park by minibus. Catch all the commentary as you travel and avoid the peak visiting times for a less rushed experience at each site. Hotel pickup makes starting the tour easier and more convenient.

Head out on a whale-watching tour in Hauganes, located 25 minutes north of Akureyri. Take in the scenery, wildlife, and the diverse range of whale species including humpback whales in Eyjafjordur fjord. Warm up with coffee and pastries, plus get outfitted with safety clothing. Angling tour options are also available.

While many tours in Iceland make pit stops at glaciers, fewer take you over them and close enough to discover their otherworldly features. With this small-group tour, take an easy glacier hike to see ice formations, crevasses, and water cauldrons that you’d miss just stopping for a look.

Explore the blue ice caves on the west side of Breiðamerkurjökull, an outlet of Vatnajökull glacier, on this small-group tour that puts the "ice" in Iceland. Travel from the Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon in a sturdy 4WD, then embark on a journey into a stunning blue ice cave formed by melted glacier water and enjoy photo opportunities like no other.

If you’re looking for an experience in Iceland where you witness a rare natural wonder—this is the ideal option. The tour gives you access to somewhere that you wouldn’t be able to reach alone—an ice cave that sits underneath Katla Volcano. Travel with ease up to the ice cave in a Super Jeep. It’s a safe experience as you are given a helmet and crampons, and a guide leads the way so you don’t get lost.

Make the most of your time in Akureyri by booking this group tour that explores Godafoss, Laufas, and the Christmas House with a guide and driver, so you don’t need to organize any logistics. Entrance fees are included, and there’s Wi-Fi to stay connected if you want to while you transfer from place to place. Another highlight is visiting the Botanical Garden on the way home.

The black lava sands of South Iceland are wonderful to look at, but this quad biking tour offers a deeper sensory connection with the landscape. Beginning close to the Mýrdalsjökull glacier, head down to the black lava sands fields, which derive from the dormant volcano Katla, then continue along the coast to the famed aircraft wreck, onto the Jökulsá river and up to the foot of the mountain.

Discover Iceland’s most iconic wildlife with a 2 hour whale and puffin tour from Húsavík on an RIB speedboat. Enjoy views of the Skjálfandi Bay as you skim along the coast, covering an expansive territory in the high-powered craft. Watch for massive blue whales and acrobatic humpbacks, and learn about life beneath the surface from your experienced guide. During the breeding season of mid-April through mid-August, visit ‘Puffin Island’ to find a thriving colony of brightly-colored birds before returning to Húsavík.

Explore two of Iceland’s most popular attractions in just one day during this time-saving trip to the Golden Circle and the Blue Lagoon. Visit Thingvellir National Park, where the North American and European tectonic plates meet; the 65-foot (20-meter) geyser at Strokkur; the mighty Gullfoss waterfall; and the Kerid volcanic crater lake. Then, wind down from the sightseeing with a soothing soak at the famous Blue Lagoon.

Maximize your sightseeing time in Iceland with two unique outdoor experiences in one day. Explore the otherworldly Raufarhólshellir lava tunnel, known for its colorful rock formations, then visit Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and snorkel in the Silfra fissure between two tectonic plates.

Watch for nimble humpbacks and massive blue whales on this whale watching adventure from Húsavík on a traditional Icelandic oak boat. Enjoy stunning views of the Skjálfandi Bay and Vík mountains as you explore the coastline, a thriving pilgrimage place for marine mammals in the summer season. Learn about Iceland’s wildlife and culture with live commentary from your experienced guide.

Sometimes whale watching cruises on huge boats make it hard to be able to actually see the ocean life unless you board first and claim the best spots. This whale watching tour from Husavik is on board an RIB boat limited to just 12 passengers, so you’re never in competition for the best vantage points. Plus, its easy to stay warm and safe with an included warm suit and life jacket.

Maximize your time in Iceland with a shore excursion by coach. Let someone else take care of the planning and driving as you experience the best of north Iceland, including bathing in the geothermal waters at Mývatn Nature Baths and witnessing Góðafoss waterfall. A picnic lunch and round-transportation from your ship are included.