Top Iceland Nature and Wildlife Tours - page 6

Swim between two tectonic plates on this small-group snorkeling tour from Reykjavik to the Silfra fissure in Thingvellir National Park. Don your provided gear and swim into the rift that separates the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates for an otherworldly underwater experience. While you explore, your guide takes photos to remember the experience by. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for added convenience.

Discover the natural wonders of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula while you’re on land with this half-day cruise excursion. From Grundarfjordur Port, destinations include Kirkjufell, Djúpalónssandur, Lóndrangar, Arnarstapi, and Búðir. As you ride in a comfortable coach, listen to insightful commentary from your guide and admire the scenery while a driver takes you from place to place. Benefit from a flexible schedule and plenty of free time at each stop.

While Reykjavik is full of great things to do, getting out and seeing the scenery beyond the city is a must. This full-day South Coast small-group minibus tour includes hotel pickup and USB charging, making exploring easy and saving you the expense and hassle of renting a car. In one day, you’ll discover many of the region’s scenic highlights, from volcanoes and basalt columns to beaches, glaciers, and waterfalls.

Explore North Iceland's volcanic beauty on this 6-hour shore excursion from Akureyri. Begin with a scenic drive through stunning landscapes and stop at the iconic Goðafoss waterfall, known as the Waterfall of the Gods. Discover the unique Mývatn craters and the mysterious lava formations of Dimmuborgir. This tour is designed for cruise passengers, ensuring a comfortable experience with guaranteed return to the port before your ship departs. Please note that food is not included in the tour, so we recommend bringing your own snacks or lunch to stay comfortable throughout the day. - 6-hour guided tour perfect for cruise ship passengers - Visit Goðafoss waterfall and explore the Skútustaðagígar craters - Discover Dimmuborgir, the “Dark Castles” of Iceland - Includes scenic stops, comfortable transport, and an English-speaking guide

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 Gullfoss waterfall, Geysir hot springs, and Thingvellir National Park by minibus. Catch all the commentary as you travel and avoid peak visiting times for a less rushed experience at each site.

If you’re ready to explore Iceland like Bear Grylls, here you go. On this tour, you’ll see Iceland from the air, flying over majestic waterfalls, canyons, and more. But you’ll also make two epic stops: one on a glacier and one on a volcano. This could be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, with once-in-a-lifetime memories and photos of the Land of Fire and Ice. Note: All landings, including glacier landings, are always subject to weather and safety conditions.

Lots of tours can take you to see Langjökull, Iceland's second-largest glacier, but this tour takes you inside it. Traveling over the ice aboard a glacier monster truck, , you will explore the man-made tunnels carved into the glacier, marvel at the lights that glow behind the ice, see crevasses and learn about Iceland's history and geology.

The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland's most visited sites, and without prebooked entry, access is not guaranteed—the lagoon operates on a timed entry system that regularly sells out, particularly during peak season. This half-day package includes premium admission with a towel, bathrobe, complimentary beverage, and a silica or algae face mask, plus transfers to and from the lagoon.

Iceland’s Golden Circle route links some of the country’s most impressive natural attractions, but the big tourist groups can make it feel crowded. On this small-group tour, reach top Golden Circle landmarks including Gullfoss waterfall and Thingvellir National Park in a group no larger than 19 people. Travel in comfort by air-conditioned vehicle as your guide showcases Iceland’s spectacular beauty, and finish with a warm soak at the Secret Lagoon.

Explore South Iceland's natural beauty and access spectacular scenery that would be hard to reach otherwise with a thrilling small-group husky sledding tour featuring Greenlandic dogs. Enjoy a 35-minute ride on snow or dry land, guided by an experienced musher. Optional hotel pickup is available to enhance your experience.

Many traveler come to Iceland hoping for a glimpse of the northern lights, but the elusive phenomenon is best seen outside of the city, in the company of an expert who knows the best spots for spotting the elusive aurora. This tour from Reykjavik takes you into the countryside to a site specially chosen to provide the best chances of seeing the lights on the night. Hot drinks, snacks, and woolen blankets are provided to keep you cozy while you wait for the show.

Seek out the Northern Lights in the most exciting way possible: by Super Jeep, an SUV adapted to travel through Iceland’s rugged terrain. Travel out of the Icelandic capital and deep into the countryside, where you’ll search for the best spots for viewing the spectacle. Enjoy complimentary hot chocolate and Icelandic chocolate treats during the tour. If you don’t see the lights, you can rebook a free repeat tour within the next three years.

Explore the world beneath the earth's surface on this small-group caving adventure in the lava tunnel Raufarhólshellir, one of the longest lava tubes in Iceland. Hidden deep beneath the Blue Mountains (Bláhnjúkur), Raufarhólshellir is home to a volcanic wonderland of rock formations, ice, and craters. Hike through the tunnels to a cave and see the inner workings of a volcanic eruption.

Make the most of your time in Iceland by checking off several of the country's top destinations in one action-packed 2-night tour. Enjoy multiple photo ops along the Golden Circle, stopping at Gullfoss, Thingvellir National Park, Geysir, and more. Then, continue along the South Coast, stopping to admire Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss waterfalls, hike along the Vatnajökull glacier, explore Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, and visit the Katla Ice Cave.

Maximize your chances of spotting whales in the Westfjords' icy waters with a whale-watching tour from Ísafjörður led by a local captain who knows the waters intimately. Head into Ísafjarðardjúp fjord, home to humpbacks, minkes, dolphins, porpoises, and rich birdlife, with the best chance of sightings handled by a crew that knows exactly where to look.

Discover the breathtaking landscapes of the Westfjords on this shore excursion from Ísafjörður. Traverse scenic fjords and mountain passes as you make your way to Dynjandi waterfall, a stunning cascade that flows gracefully down terraced rocks, often referred to as the crown jewel of the region. After marveling at Dynjandi, explore the charming village of Flateyri, known for its rich cultural heritage and home to Iceland's oldest bookshop. This tour is designed to fit cruise schedules, ensuring a timely return to your ship. - Scenic drive showcasing Iceland's dramatic fjords and mountains - Visit the impressive Dynjandi waterfall and capture stunning views - Explore Flateyri, a historic fishing village with a rich literary history - Timed itinerary ensures a comfortable return to Ísafjörður before departure

Iceland’s Golden Circle offers some of the country’s most spectacular sightseeing opportunities, but it’s not easy to explore without a rental car. This tour makes getting around the Golden Circle easy, without the need to brave rugged roads yourself. Visit sites such as Thingvellir National Park, the Great Geysir, Gullfoss Falls, and the Blue Lagoon.

The north coast is one of the best places for whale watching in Iceland, and this cruise from Hjalteyri maximizes your chances of spotting the majestic creatures. Set sail across the Eyjafjörður fjord on a traditional oak ship, tuck into refreshments on-board, and look out for minke, and humpback whales.

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.

Searching for the northern lights on your own can be frustrating due to unpredictable weather and dark locations outside the city. However, this guided boat tour from Reykjavik makes it easier and far more comfortable. Cruise into the calm waters of Faxafloi Bay, where conditions are ideal for stargazing and spotting the elusive aurora. Learn about the science and folklore behind the northern lights while you relax on board and enjoy a warm drink (own expense).

This group tour takes you from Reykjavik out to the therapeutic Hvammsvik hot springs, where you can relax and enjoy yourself, surrounded by gorgeous cliffs and black sand beaches. Make sure your cameras are ready for photos of Mount Esja on the way, too. You don’t need to take care of any logistics-your driver does that for you.

Discover two scenic wonders of the Icelandic coast on a half-day excursion from Akureyri to Godafoss Waterfall and Eyjafjordur—the longest fjord in northern Iceland. It’s not all about the views, though: Onboard commentary throughout this tour adds fascinating context, culture, and history. And by combining the two sites, you’ll make the most of every minute in port.

Embark on an unforgettable whale watching tour in Húsavík with a guide who knows the very best places to see them. Cruise along the bay to take in captivating scenery, local wildlife, and the diverse range of whale species including blue, fin, and killer whales. Learn more about Iceland’s marine life as you see the incredible creatures up close.

Leave the standard tourist trails behind and step into a surreal world of deep blue canyons and frozen corridors. This small-group glacier hike takes you along the Crevasse Labyrinth, an exclusive route through the ice of Falljökull, where Europe’s largest glacier (Vatnajökull) spills down the mountainside. Navigate a maze of shimmering blue ice walls and jagged formations that most visitors only see from a distance.