Top Iceland Sightseeing Tours - page 7

Race through the Eyjafjörður fjord between the mountains in search of whales on this guided small-group tour. From inside a powerful rigid inflatable boat (RIB) get panoramic views of Akureyri in northern Iceland. Be on the lookout for puffins and other seabirds and search for whales in the fjord during this adventure.

Iceland is home to an abundance of marine life, including minke and humpback whales, white-beaked dolphins, and harbor porpoises. Maximize your chances of spotting them on a tour led back local guides who know all the best spots to look. Journey through the waters of Faxafloi as you learn about the creatures through on-board commentary. Before or after the cruise, visit the Whales of Iceland exhibition (admission included) to admire life-size models and learn about different whale species.

Dive into the fascinating history of the Icelandic nation at the National Museum of Iceland. The museum's permanent exhibition is a journey through time, featuring artifacts from the age of settlement to the present day. Ensure a hassle-free visit—and maximize your time on this gorgeous island—by booking advance museum tickets, which allow you to skip the ticket line, enter directly, and make the most of your valuable time.

Discover Iceland's dramatic Reykjanes peninsula on this tour from Reykjavík. Explore a stunning landscape dotted with lakes, volcanic craters, and bubbling mud pools and even take a trip across two continents. Learn about how the land has influenced Icelandic folklore and see a different side of Iceland to the busy tourist hotspots.

Enjoy a responsible whale-watching cruise with an eco-friendly company, and reduce the chance of motion sickness by traveling in a large stable oak boat in the sheltered waters of Eyjafjörður. Travel slowly and quietly so as not to disturb the wildlife. This leaves lots of time to soak up the scenery, and you’ll also have the chance to fish from the boat.

Iceland is one of the best locations in the world to spot the northern lights, but catching the unique phenomenon hinges on getting away from the light pollution of the city. From Reykjavik, head deep into Iceland’s rugged countryside, then hop aboard an ATV to embark on a special nighttime tour. As you explore, a local guide directs you to the spots that maximize your chances of spotting the lights.

Skip the expense of car hire and benefit from the expertise of your guide on this full-day shore excursion to the Golden Circle, the loop route that’s a highlight of Reykjavik. You’ll visit the circle’s “Big Three”—Gullfoss Waterfall, the Great Geysir, and Thingvellir National Park—with a stop at a dairy farm known for its home-made ice creams. Onboard Wi-Fi lets you catch up without the roaming charges.

Immerse yourself in South Iceland's dramatic landscapes—and visit sights that would be hard to get to on your own—on this full-day tour. Departing from Reykjavik, travel by Wi-Fi-equipped vehicle into nature. See black-sand beaches, the majestic waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss, and the Katla Ice Cave, where you have the rare opportunity to witness the blazing blue formations inside.

A visit to Vestmannaeyjar is a must when staying in Iceland, but getting there isn't always easy. This group trip takes the hassle out of planning with included ferry tickets, air-conditioned minibus transfers, and a local guide to lead the way. See puffins in their natural habitat, hike up Eldfell for incredible views, and spot wildlife you’re unlikely to find on your own.

Make the most of your visit to Iceland with a small-group combo that checks off two experiences in one day. Head out from Reykjavik to snorkel in the crystal-clear waters between continental plates in the Silfra Fissure at UNESCO-listed Thingvellir National Park. Then continue along the Golden Circle route for waterfalls, geysers, hot springs, and more.

Vestmannaeyjar boasts beautiful coastal scenery, but it can only be best admired from the waves. On this tour, take to the water by powerful RIB and explore the archipelago with your guide at the helm. Hold tight as you bounce over the waves at speed, spotting eider and puffins among the sea caves and admiring unique, massive rock formations in the high cliffs. Along the way, watch for seals and whales breaching the waters—true immersion in Iceland's wild side.

Feel the thrill of riding through the wide-open wilderness of Iceland, without worrying about getting lost, on this exciting half-day guided ATV adventure from Reykjavik. With your guide leading the way, you'll head towards Lake Hafravatn, where you can experience driving across the island's wild, raw nature. Drive up the Ulfarsfell and Hafrafell mountains, each with their own challenging trails, and enjoy panoramic views from the top.

Experience Iceland’s best small-group Northern Lights tour, boasting a 93% sighting rate and led by a highly experienced local photographer and guide. Enjoy unlimited professional photos, cozy warm winter jumpsuits, outdoor chairs, extra tripods, and traditional Icelandic snacks and drinks in a private, intimate setting of no more than 18 guests. Recognized as a Travelers’ Choice and Best of the Best winner, this premium tour takes you far from city lights for optimal Aurora Borealis viewing comfort. Plus, with unlimited re-runs offered if the lights don’t appear, your magical Arctic adventure is guaranteed.

Iceland’s mighty glaciers boast some of the country’s most impressive scenery, but their isolated locations and icy terrain make exploring a challenge. On this beginner-level morning or afternoon hike, explore glacial landscapes around Falljökull with your guide. With safety equipment included, admire unrivaled views over the frozen wilderness.

Experience the magic of GPS playback on this immersive stroll through Ísafjörður. On this self-guided audio tour, separate fact from fiction in this town shaped by its seafaring past. Ísafjörður, meaning ‘the fjord of ice,’ has a rich fishing history that continues to shape the region. Discover outdoor artworks like the bronze Seaman’s Monument and the 3D Crosswalk, and explore garages where local artists exhibit. Visit historical sites such as the old hospital, Sjúkrahúsið, and learn about the annual downtown skiing competition. In Jónsgarður Park, capture a photo with the famous Whalebone Arch. This tour showcases how the sea has influenced livelihoods and living standards in Iceland’s Westfjords region.

Take the classic Golden Circle Tour and explore the Icelandic wilderness on board an ATV during this full-day combination tour from Reykjavik. Drive a rugged ATV down gravel tracks along the shores of Hafravatn Lake and up Hafrafell Mountain on an off-road adventure. Then board a comfortable coach to discover the wonders of the Golden Circle, including Gullfoss, Thingvellir National Park, and Geysir.

Experience Iceland's most dramatic wonders in one remarkable day—and not from a crowded bus—on this private tour. Feel the earth's power through the explosive displays of Geysir and the thundering cascade of Gullfoss waterfall. Stand between continents at Thingvellir's tectonic divide, marvel at Kerið's vibrant crater lake, and conclude in the Blue Lagoon's healing waters. With convenient hotel pickup and expert guidance, it's a day of wonder, water, fire, and ice.

Discover Iceland’s raw natural beauty on an 7-hour adventure to Goðafoss, Hverfjall Crater, and Dettifoss Waterfall. Perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers, this tour offers scenic landscapes, exciting hikes, and awe-inspiring waterfalls—all in one unforgettable day.

Swap crowded tour buses for a fun way to zip around Reykjavik—a shared tuk-tuk tour. Travel in an eco-friendly electric tuk-tuk and check off lots of top sights in just an hour, including the main shopping street of Laugarvegur, Reykjavik harbor, and Hallgrimskirkja church—all with entertaining commentary from your guide.

Bolafjall Sky Walk and Syðridalur Mine. This tour offers a mix of natural beauty, history and a touch of adventure in a small or private group. You'll experience Bolafjall sky walk, enjoy the views of steep cliffs and endless North Atlantic Ocean with Hornstrandir Nature Reserve in the far distance. Also, you will have a chance to learn about NATO's monitoring infrastructure located on the mountain. After walking into the sky, we will head for a short hike to explore the old and abandoned lignite mine in Syðridalur. Hiking at a moderate pace to the mines gives us enough time to visit the Ósvör Maritime Museum as well. Syðridalur in Bolungarvík is known for an old lignite mine which is situated in the valley. It was mined from the mine in the years of 1917 until 1921 or while and after the first World War. To get into the mine you almost have to crawl, but once you're in the ceiling gets higher and you can stand upright. Scenic walk up to the mine takes around 25 min on a marked trail.

Take in the sights of Reykjavik and avoid getting too worn out or wet by riding around the city on an electric tuk-tuk tour. Sit back and watch the city scenery pass by as your driver-guide takes you to local highlights, explains their importance, and stops so you can take photos and visit attractions such as Hallgrimskirkja or just stretch your legs.

Whale watching is a popular activity for visitors to Iceland, but it can be tricky for animal lovers to find a tour that is sustainable. This whale-watching cruise from Húsavík is the perfect choice – using low-sound, carbon-neutral boats to ensure minimal disturbance as you admire the whales in their natural environment.

Grab your camera and get ready for an epic day tour to Iceland’s Katla Ice Cave and south coast. Hop on a mini bus and follow an itinerary which includes visits to Seljalands and Skogafoss waterfalls, and Vikurfjara Black Sand Beach. After a thrilling Jeep ride, strap on your crampons and finish with a hike through the stunning blue ice cave, guided by an expert every step of the way.

Experience Iceland’s amazing marine wildlife on board an RIB boat limited to just 12 travelers. As you zoom across the crystal-clear waters, you’ll have the opportunity to witness puffins, playful seals, dolphins, whales, and a variety of seabirds soaring above. Listen to your crew’s commentary on local marine life and the environment while you travel.