Top Iceland Tours by Duration - page 5

Bear witness to one of the world’s rarest natural phenomena: Iceland’s ethereal blue ice caves. Embark on a guided winter adventure in Vatnajökull National Park, departing from the famous Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon. Ride a Super Jeep to the glacier, then hike inside one of the stunning ice caves.

Hit several of the most important landmarks in Iceland on a Golden Circle tour from Reykjavik. Admire Gullfoss waterfall; the Geysir geothermal area, and Thingvellir (Þingvellir) National Park's mossy expanses and deep fissures. Visit the Friðheimar greenhouse, where geothermal energy is harnessed to grow hothouse vegetables in the middle of the Icelandic winter.

Maximize your chances of seeing whales in Iceland with this excursion from Reykjavik onto the Bay of Faxafloi. Keep your eyes peeled for minke, humpbacks, and even orcas as well as other marine life such as porpoises and dolphins while taking in views of the Reykjavik skyline from the water. Note that this tour is not wheelchair accessible.

The adventure begins long before you reach the ice cave on this tour of the Langjokull Glacier, a great choice for thrill seekers. Traveling by off-road vehicle allows you to conquer the otherwise impassable roads of the glacial highlands, while a snowmobile ride reveals other-worldly terrain at the mouth of the ice cave. Then, head inside to explore this newly discovered cave and learn about its formation.

Enjoy an unforgettable angling trip on Iceland’s icy waters on a sea-fishing trip from Reykjavik. Sail into Faxaflói Bay on a comfortable fishing boat then, with instructions from the crew, set up the supplied fishing rods and bait, and wait for a bite. If you’re lucky, catch species such as cod, halibut, and haddock, and choose to either grill the catch on board or take back to your accommodation.

Experience the scenery and nature of western Iceland’s Snaefellsnes peninsula on a full-day tour from Reykjavik. Admire the glaciated Snaefellsjökull volcano, spot seals at Ytri-Tunga beach, and check out the famous ‘lifting stones’ of black Djupalonssandur beach. See craggy rock formations on a clifftop stroll around Arnarstapi and Hellnar villages, and admire Kirkjufell mountain, Snaefellsnes’ much-photographed cone-shaped peak.

Ideal for those with limited time in east Iceland, this tour from Seyðisfjörður highlights both the region's wildlife and its natural beauty. Enjoy an up-close encounter with nesting Atlantic puffins, explore quaint Icelandic fishing villages, and witness the stark beauty of Gúfufoss waterfall. All in just half a day.

Take in the sights of the Silver Circle route without having to worry about driving across Iceland’s notoriously rugged terrain, all thanks to this hassle-free tour. Look forward to visiting the Snorralaug and Deildartunguhver hot springs, marveling at the Hraunfossar and Barnafoss waterfalls, descending into one of Iceland’s largest lava caves, and even visiting an Icelandic horse farm. With round-trip transportation from Reykjavik aboard a Wi-Fi-equipped vehicle, this tour makes exploring easy.

Hop on a small group tour for an exploration of northern Iceland’s natural wonders from Akureyri. Visit Goðafoss waterfall, see Lake Mývatn, admire the volcanic landscape of lava and craters, and check out the Mývatn Nature Baths—the ‘blue lagoon of the north’—where you can enjoy a warm soak in the geothermal waters.

Combine the dramatic landscape of the Golden Circle with a trip to Secret Lagoon Hot Springs on a group tour from Reykjavík. Visit Thingvellir National Park, Geysir Hot Springs, and Gullfoss Waterfall, with pickup and drop-off at downtown hotels, national park fees, and admission to the hot springs included.

Avoid crowds and see Iceland’s “big three” sights, as well as Kerið Crater, on a small-group Golden Circle tour by minibus. Avoid peak times for a less rushed experience at Gullfoss waterfall, Geysir hot springs, and Thingvellir National Park, then admire Kerid Crater, which the big group tours miss.

Experience many of Iceland’s most celebrated natural attractions during this full-day excursion from Akureyri. Understand the island’s unique geology over no less than eight unique stops. Highlights include Goðafoss waterfall, the mud pots of Skútustaðagígar, Dimmuborgir Lava Formations, Game of Throne filming locations in Kalfastrond and Grjotagja Cave, and a short hike around Lake Myvatn. Climate-controlled vehicle transfers are provided.

If you only have time for one excursion while in Reykjavik, make it a journey around the Golden Circle. This full-day tour checks off all the famous highlights of the area, including the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Thingvellir National Park, the Geysir geothermal area, and Gullfoss Waterfall, as well as the spectacular Kerid Crater Lake, which is not typically included on standard Golden Circle tours.

Venture off the beaten path in Iceland and discover the recently erupted Fagradalsfjall Volcano on this full-day excursion. From Reykjavik, head south to the Reykjanes Peninsula and embark on a guided hike across lava fields. Afterward, soothe your muscles in the geothermal waters of the Blue Lagoon before returning to Reykjavik with included hotel pickup for added convenience.

Explore Iceland’s iconic Golden Circle, including Þingvellir National Park, the Geysir geothermal area, Gullfoss waterfall, and the colorful Kerið volcanic crater. The regular daily tour runs from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, offering a well-paced full-day experience. If you’re visiting Reykjavík on a cruise ship, check the date your ship is in port. On selected days, we operate dedicated departures aligned with cruise port hours, allowing you to enjoy the Golden Circle and return comfortably to your ship on time. Þingvellir National Park (UNESCO World Heritage Site) Geysir geothermal area Gullfoss waterfall Kerið volcanic crater

A volcanic lake nestled in the northern Iceland countryside, Lake Mývatn ranks among Iceland’s top natural attractions—but its remote location can make visiting a challenge. Specially planned for cruise ship passengers, this tour begins and ends at the port in Akureyri, and takes you to the lake and back in comfort. Choose the tour time to match your arrival and departure cruise times, and visit nearby attractions including the Dimmuborgir lava fields.

Embark on a culinary journey through Reykjavik with this intimate group tasting tour. Sample Iceland's distinctive flavors—from traditional hot dogs and fresh seafood to local beers—as you explore the historic city center. Your guide leads you through vibrant markets, beloved bars, and local shops, culminating at the charming Cafe Loki beneath Hallgrimskirkja's towering spires. (You won't miss the iconic lamb hot dog stand, serving since 1937.)

Iceland's Golden Circle is exquisite—but that can be hard to notice when you're experiencing it from a crowded bus. Instead, explore the famous route at your own pace with a private guide and driver. With this customizable package, you'll visit Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss Waterfall, Geysir geothermal area, swim in the Secret Lagoon, stop by the Kerid Crater, and more. With pickup from your Reykjavik hotel or cruise terminal, it's a day of worry-free wonder.

See the highlights of Reykjavik in just one day—with a guide by your side to provide commentary and keep you from getting lost—on this private sightseeing tour. Immerse yourself in the charm of the Old Town, marvel at landmarks such as the Hodi house and Harpa Conference Centre, and discover the heart of Icelandic democracy at Althing.

Iceland is one of the most volcanically active regions on Earth, earning the island its moniker “the Land of Fire and Ice.” This tour takes you into the Geldingalur Valley to see Fagradalsfjall volcano crater and how its recent fiery eruptions have left their mark on the landscape. Hotel pickup in Reykjavik is included for convenience.

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.

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.

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.

Explore the highlights of the Icelandic Highlands in a day on a guided tour in a 4x4 Jeep. With this small-group tour, visit natural wonders like Askja Caldera, Viti Explosion Crater, Drekagil Gully, Holuhraun Lava Field, Glacier River, and Vatnajökull National Park. Learn about the history, geology, and biology of the region as you travel to each stop.