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Make exploring beyond Reykjavik city limits simple—and immerse yourself in Iceland's spectacular natural scenery—on this late-night tour by all-terrain vehicle. Following pickup from downtown Reykjavik, head into the Icelandic wilderness, and get acquainted with your ATV. Once you're comfortable, follow your guide through the backcountry to enjoy views of volcanoes, geothermal areas, mountains, and more. Even look out for the northern lights, depending on the season.

Whether you're an experienced angler or a total beginner, this private fishing tour from Reykjavik offers you a great chance to land Arctic char and brown trout like a pro. In the company of an expert fishing guide, spend a day by the River Holaa, along the Golden Circle route, learning or perfecting your technique.

See waterfalls, glaciers, black sand, and more on a full-day wintertime trip to South Iceland from Reykjavik. Traveling by air-conditioned minivan, journey into the otherworldly region and admire wonders like the Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss waterfalls; the black sand beach and cliffs of Reynisfjara; and the Solheimajokull glacier, a line-up that’s difficult to check through on an independent day trip. Minivan transport with free WiFi, plus central and hotel pickup and drop-off in Reykjavik included.

Exploring Iceland’s glaciers can be a daunting prospect without the right equipment and experience, but with this tour—glacier gear and safety equipment are provided, and a guide leads the way. Venture inside an ice cave to see its spectacular blue walls, and learn where to find the most spectacular natural beauty in Vatnajökull National Park.

Most guided tours in Iceland spend just a day—if you're lucky, two—exploring the island's south or west coast. But this 5-day adventure from Reykjavik promises a deeper, less rushed, more intimate experience of both regions. With this tour, you'll get to take your time soaking in the highlights of the Golden Circle, the fantastical landscapes of Snaefellsnes, and magical glaciers, volcanoes, and waterfalls, all without the hassle of driving or booking accommodation. It's 5 days of worry-free adventure, landscapes, and immersion into the wild.

Head off the usual tourist trail on this high-energy ATV adventure from Reykjavik. Ride powerful quad bikes up Hengill Mountain, power across lava fields, and push deep into rugged terrain only accessible by ATV. Finish in the quiet Mosfellsbaer Valley, where sweeping views and raw volcanic landscapes deliver a true taste of Icelandic wilderness.

If you only have time for one day trip from Akureyri, make it a tour of the Diamond Circle, a circuit that takes in some of North Iceland’s most impressive natural wonders. This full-day small-group tour visits the Godafoss and Dettifoss waterfalls, the Hverir hot springs, Lake Mývatn, and the Víti crater. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

North Iceland boasts many natural wonders, including lava formations, waterfalls, thermal pools, and more. This small-group tour from Akureyi covers the best in a convenient day trip, including an optional swim at Myvatn Nature Baths. Marvel at the waterfalls at Godafoss, Dettifoss, and Selfoss; view Lake Myvatn, hot springs, and the Dimmuborgir lava fields, and then choose to bathe in the naturally heated Myvtan baths. Hotel and airport pickup and drop-off are included.

Experience the magic of Christmas in Reykjavik—and discover festive sights and stories you'd miss on your own—on this one-of-a-kind walking tour. With your guide in the lead, explore the decorated streets and discover Icelandic Christmas traditions. From the 13 Santas of Iceland to the mischievous Troll Grýla and the fierce Christmas Cat, this family-friendly tour brings Icelandic folklore to life with captivating stories. Along the way, indulge in delicious Christmas food and drinks (own expense).

Spotting the northern lights is notoriously tricky, so maximize your chances while in Iceland with this small-group tour from Reykjavik. In the company of an expert northern light-hunter guide, head out of the city and to an optimal location for aurora-viewing, based on the day's conditions. If the lights don't appear, join the next day's tour at no additional cost.

We pick you up from your hotel in the evening and together we go in search of the Northern Lights in a comfortable coach/mini bus. Named after the Roman goddess Aurora, these colourful lights swirl around the sky in a dramatic dance, leaving different patterns and shapes. We drive away from the electric street lights of Akureyri to more rural areas where there is a better chance of seeing the Northern Lights. Once we find the lights, we make sure you have enough time to take plenty of photographs. The Northern Lights have had a number of names throughout the history. The Greek´s called this phenomenon the “Dance of the Spirits”. In Europe, during the Middle Ages, these lights were commonly believed to be a sign from God. The old Icelandic folktale tell us about the angels dancing in heaven, their dresses were suppose to create these magnificent shapes of light in the sky.

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.

Discover two of Iceland’s must-try experiences without having to worry about transport, pre-booking tickets, or other logistics with this convenient combo package. Transfers and entrance to the Blue Lagoon and a northern lights coach tour are included (though sightings are not guaranteed). Optional hotel pickup is available, and you have free time between the two to grab dinner at your own expense in Reykjavik.

Iceland is known for its unusual geological features, from thermal springs to volcanic craters. Learn about the island country's natural phenomena by exploring with a guide who can explain the geological significance of the sights you visit. Stops include Thingvellir National Park, Geysir Strokkur, the Gullfoss Waterfall, and the Kerid Crater, where you learn about geology and geothermal energy.

The crystal waters of the Silfra Fissure run between two tectonic plates. Most tours only let you view from a distance, but this action-packed day trip gets you up close. Visit Thingvellir National Park and the Great Geysir, see an eruption or two, admire the powerful Gullfoss Falls, and enjoy an included lunch at Fridheimar, a tomato farm powered by renewable energy. Your guide documents your journey on camera for no extra charge.

Enjoy dog sledding through Akureyri's snowy landscapes on a thrilling small-group tour. Feel the power of huskies as they pull you across the countryside. After sledding, spend time cuddling the dogs and taking photos in a cozy setting. This tour offers a relaxed way to experience Icelandic nature and husky affection, suitable for families and groups.

Reaching Iceland’s Landmannalaugar region independently requires specialized vehicles and detailed route planning. This full-day, small-group tour by Super Jeep—equipped with oversized tires and extra ground clearance—removes those barriers, taking you from Reykjavik and across rugged terrain to visit places standard vehicles can’t access. Travel through remote countryside to see highlights such as Frostastaoavatn, Hjalparfoss, and Pjorsardalur, and enjoy views of otherworldly landscapes as you go.

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.

Experience the ultimate Icelandic adventure: an exhilarating combination of marine wildlife encounters and rushing rapids. Your journey begins on the pristine waters of Faxaflói Bay, where majestic humpback whales breach the surface and pods of white-beaked dolphins play in your vessel's wake. Then, venture inland to the thundering Hvítá River, where you'll navigate thrilling rapids and ancient natural beauty. Your day unwinds in a steaming sauna—the perfect reward for conquering Iceland's untamed waters.

Ideal for experienced dry suit divers, this diving trip in Thingveiller National Park allows you to discover the incredible Silfra fissure — that separate North America and Eurasia tectonic plates. During your dive, marvel at ancient lava formations and swim into the void between two tectonic plates. This is a small-group tour and includes all diving gear and round-trip transport from Reykjavik. An accredited diving qualification is required.

With their rising popularity, Iceland’s ice caves can get crowded. This half-day adventure gets you inside a more remote ice cave, where you’ll have ample time to contemplate and photograph its natural splendor. Meet your guide at Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, then arrive at the destination by vehicle and on foot. All necessary safety equipment is included.

Experience the thrill of hiking to a volcanic eruption site and hunting for the northern lights on the same day, all with this time-saving, combination tour. Instead of organizing a hire car and spending hours planning your itinerary, everything is sorted for you. Start with a guided hike to Fagradalsfjall Volcano, then head out on an evening northern lights hunting tour.

Explore the stunning Sólheimajökull Glacier on a thrilling hike that includes a visit to a newly discovered blue ice cave. This 3,5-hour guided adventure begins at the Base Camp where you’ll receive all necessary equipment, including crampons and an ice axe. Traverse breathtaking glacier formations and deep crevasses while learning about the glacier’s geology from an expert guide. After marveling at the crystal blue tunnel inside the cave, return across the glacier to the Base Camp, enriched by a unique Icelandic experience. - Glacier hike duration: 4 hours with a moderate difficulty - Minimum age requirement: 10 years - Professional guide with knowledge of glacier geology - All equipment provided, including crampons and ice axes for safety

Get ready to unleash your inner adventurer in the land of fire and ice – Iceland! This epic journey kicks off with a guided glacier hike where you'll trek across sparkling ice, marvel at ancient formations, and hear jaw-dropping tales about how these frozen giants came to be. It's part science, part magic, and 100% awesome. But hold on – the real adrenaline rush is just around the corner! Once you’ve soaked in the glacier’s raw beauty, it’s time to gear up and take to the skies. Feel your heart race as you zip line high above the icy expanse, flying over a world of snow and stone with views that’ll leave you breathless (and your friends jealous). Perfect for nature buffs, thrill chasers, and anyone craving a once-in-a-lifetime experience, this tour blends natural wonder with high-flying excitement. And don’t worry – our expert guides have your back every step (and zip!) of the way, with top-notch gear and all the know-how you need to glide with confidence.