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Adrenaline junkies won’t want to miss this even more thrilling alternative to the classic zipline, set above Hveragerdi’s dazzling Black Canyon. Reach speeds as high as 75 mph (120 kph) when you opt for this “Fast as a Falcon” experience. Race through the air for more than 1,100 yards (1,000 meters) in a lying-down position with your head first: Photos are available for purchase after your ride.

Put a holiday spin on your outing in Reykjavik by booking this Iceland's Christmas Myths and Traditions Walking Tour through the city. Explore the city’s highlights, like Hallgrimskirkja and the Einar Jonsson Museum, with a guide who tells you stories and myths about Christmas in Iceland. Plus, this tour starts at an easy-to-find meeting spot for convenience.

Enjoy a rugged, immersive encounter with Iceland's fabled natural landscapes during this guided glacier hike through Breiðamerkurjökull. Walk over a segment of Vatnajökull, Europe's largest glacier, and escape the tourist track at a stunning, secluded location. Tours include safety training plus all equipment needed, including crampons, helmets, harnesses, and ice axes.

Wild and remote, Iceland’s Westfjords region offers fjords, cliffs, black sand beaches, and roaring waterfalls, as well as mesmerizing ocean views. Enjoy the sights without the strain of navigating or driving on this convenient tour, with transfers from Reykjavik and two nights’ en-suite accommodation plus breakfast. You’ll see arctic foxes, seals, and more, walk on a skywalk, and visit a longhouse once home to explorer Erik the Red.

Celebrate the magic of the holidays on a guided Christmas food tour through Reykjavik’s twinkling city center. Stroll decorated streets with a local guide and stop at specially selected spots to taste Iceland’s beloved Christmas dishes: smoked lamb, laufabrauð (crispy “leaf bread”), reindeer pâté, glazed ham, gravlax, and more. Sip traditional festive drinks such as Jólaglögg (mulled wine) or Jólaöl (Christmas ale), with non-alcoholic options available. Share stories about Icelandic holiday customs, visit a charming Christmas shop, and enjoy a locally inspired gift. The tour is family-friendly, can accommodate dietary restrictions (if advised in advance), and offers a cozy, authentic holiday experience.

Get a front-row seat to Reykjavik's glittering New Year's fireworks display by heading out onto the water. This boat tour takes you around Faxaflói Bay and offers great views of the fireworks from the ship's three panoramic decks—with luck, you might even spot the northern lights. Enjoy a complimentary glass of Champagne and raise a toast to the New Year.

Experience the wonder of the Vatnajokull glacier without the worry of capturing memories of your day. This small-group tour takes you onto one of Iceland’s most scenic outlet glaciers, and into ice caves. Learn about the geological features from your guide and admire the blue-colored ice while your photographer captures special moments from your tour.

Skip the rush of big group tours and explore one of Iceland’s most dramatic glaciers at your own pace on a small-group guided hike on Sólheimajökull. With all essential technical equipment provided and a guide leading the way, you don’t have to worry about navigating unstable ice or planning a safe route and instead on focus on exploring deep crevasses, striking blue ice formations, and volcanic ash layers.

Get away from the crowds on this intimate, extra-small group tour of Iceland's southern coast and its renowned—and hidden—waterfalls. Suitable for all ages, this adventure begins in Reykjavik, journeying along the famous Ring Road. Visit six unique waterfalls, gain insights into the landscape’s geological wonders, and capture spectacular photos throughout the day.

The Northern Lights Tour is a hunting experience. To go into the dark, frozen winter night and observe an unbelievable display of color, light, and texture, is like waking up in a fairy-tale, full of mystery and magic. We begin our Northern Lights hunt with a drive out to the countryside or up to the mountains, away from electric glow and city sounds. You will be able to enjoy the beautiful night sky in the best possible situation, of course depending on the weather. The Northern Lights, or the Aurora Borealis, are a natural phenomenon visible in the Northern Hemisphere. A unique display of light is caused by a particle collision in the magnetic field of the polar cap. Our goal is not only to find the right sights for the best photograph but also to take our time to enjoy this fragile single moment that will never come again but you might remember for the rest of your life.

Experience some of Iceland’s top attractions on this Golden Circle tour and evening cruise from Reykjavik. Visit the Friðheimar Greenhouse Cultivation Centre with your guide, where geothermal heat is harnessed. Watch bubbling hot pools and steaming geysers at Geysir, then visit Geysirstofa Museum. Admire the Gulfoss Waterfall and explore the UNESCO–listed Thingvellir National Park. Cruise from Reykjavik Old Harbour by night. If you’re lucky, you may catch a glimpse of the northern lights.

Skip the crowds on land and ring in the new year in style aboard this panoramic fireworks cruise in Reykjavik. Board your vessel and take in the illuminated skyline from three panoramic decks while you sail out to sea from Reykjavík's Old Harbour. From this angle, you have a great vantage point of Reykjavik and its surrounding towns. Once the clock strikes midnight, watch the sky light up with stunning fireworks displays with a Champagne toast.

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.

See Iceland beyond Reykjavik—and make exploring its natural scenery seamless and hassle-free—on this 2-day trip to the Snaefellsnes peninsula. Following morning pickup on the first day, head into the countryside and embark on a caving excursion, which reveals a new side of the area's topography (specialist gear rentals additional expense). Then, in the evening, head to one of the region's prime spots for viewing the northern lights.

Visit the highlights of southern Iceland’s “Golden Circle” on this private express tour. Cover a handful of natural attractions, ideal for travelers short on time. See the split between American and Eurasian tectonic plates in Thingvellir National Park, stop in the Valley of Geysers to get a peek at Strokku’s forceful eruption and a field of geothermal pools, and walk near the glacier-formed cascades of Gullfoss Waterfall.

A day spent exploring Iceland's glaciers is a day to remember so ensure you leave with tangible memories of your time on Jökulsárlón by booking a private tour with your own personal photographer. As you hike through glacial tundra and across the glacier and inside multiple ice caves, your photographer will capture photographs of you that you will treasure forever.

Dogsledding has been a tradition in Arctic cultures like Iceland’s for many centuries. Get to know some of the adorable workers of this venerable job on a private visit to a husky kennel outside Akureyri, North Iceland. A wonderful experience for families, the tour offers an opportunity for children and adults to pet and cuddle the dogs for around an hour. They will also provide photos and videos to preserve this special memory.

Discovering the Land of Fire and Ice is difficult from Reykjavik's city limits, but with this private full-day tour, you'll get beyond the city and into the wild south coast effortlessly. With your guide, you'll wind through the Hellisheidi mountain pass and along the coast, admiring the dramatic Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss waterfalls, the black-sand beaches of Dyrhólaey and Vik, the Myrdalsjokull and Eyjafjallajokull glaciers, and the lush pastures of Mýrdalur valley. Fully private, it's a wild, VIP-style escape.

Travel beyond Akureyri city limits—and make exploring northern Iceland's dramatic scenery accessible and hassle-free—on this full-day, small-group tour. Following hotel pickup, travel into nature by 4x4 vehicle. You can look forward to visiting natural wonders like the Goðafoss and Dettifoss waterfalls, the Hverarönd hot springs, and beyond. See craters and lava formations, and be amazed by the incredible geology of this volcanic island.

Soaking in the milky-blue waters of the Blue Lagoon is a must-do experience for visitors to Iceland. On this private tour, you’ll spend a few hours exploring Reykjavik before being chauffeured to the famous spa resort. Spend time in the mineral-rich waters or check out the steam room, steam cave, or massage waterfall.

Combine two of Iceland’s most-visited attractions—the Golden Circle and the Blue Lagoon—in one day on this private tour from Reykjavik. Benefit from your guide’s undivided attention as you visit natural wonders like Gullfoss Waterfall, the Geysir geothermal area, and Thingvellir National Park, stopping as often as you like for photos. After a full day of exploring, enjoy a relaxing soak at the Blue Lagoon with premium access.

Soak up views of the Hvalfjordur fjord and soothe tired muscles in warm hot springs on this classic Icelandic adventure, with a private guide to clue you in on the sights. Visit Thorufoss, a pretty waterfall seen in Game of Thrones, and Staupasteinn, where Icelanders believe an elfman lives, then soak in the Hvammsvik Hot Springs and brave the ocean if you’re bold enough. Dinner is soup with sourdough bread.

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.

This tour offers a fun twist to traditional hiking; instead of exploring natural wonders alone, enjoy the novelty of being pulled by huskies. To ensure you have a more personalized experience, this is a private tour for just your personal group with a guide to lead the way and provide commentary about the local landscape. During the tour, access stunning mountain views, and have a chance to traverse private woodland areas.