Top Iceland On the Water

One surefire way to get away from Iceland's crowds? Get on the water. On this tour, you'll see the Sólheimajökull Glacier from a different perspective—from a kayak. After dressing in the included dry suit and learning the basics of kayaking, you'll paddle out behind your guide into the gorgeous lagoon. You'll glide around the icebergs anchored in the water, snap quick photos between paddling, and get to know this wild slice of paradise.

Join this totally unique experience around the world famous Glacier Lagoon. For this combo tour you will get best of both worlds. You can choose if you start with the kayaking at the Glacier Lagoon or the amazing hike up the Breidamerkurjokull Glacier. The Glacier Lagoon is famous for it's floating icebergs on the blue glacier water. In this tour you will have the chance to float around the icebergs with your expert guide who will show you all around the lagoon. After your tour on the Glacier Lagoon you will have a short break before hopping on a super jeep which will take you to the edge of the Breidamerkurjokull Glacier. After a short walk you will hike up the amazing glacier which surrounds the Glacier Lagoon. There you will learn about the features of the glacier and how the glacier has changed the last few years. Breidamerkurjokull is famous for it's crystal blue ice cave so if you are lucky you'll be able to see one of those amazing natural phenomenon.

The Jökulsárlón Glacier lagoon is considered as one of the natural wonders of Iceland. Paddling on the Glacier lagoon provides outstanding experience and gives participants maqnificent view of the ice cap and the vast dome of ice that rises above. Secure your seat on this unique journey where we paddle amongst floating ice bergs and wildlife, seals and birds.

Set sail around Faxaflói Bay for your best chance to spot an array of majestic marine mammals. See minke, humpbacks, rare killer whales, dolphins, and more as well as some truly epic scenery. Cruise in comfort with the choice of indoor and outdoor observation decks, a bar, and overalls to provide an extra layer of warmth on cooler days.

Increase your chances of seeing puffins in their natural habitat on this small-group guided cruise from Reykjavik. Travel by luxury rigid inflatable boat (RIB), and get as close as possible to the islands near Reykjavik where puffins can be found, and listen to informative commentary about puffins and other native wildlife from your guide.

Discover tranquility at Fjallsárlón Glacier Lagoon with the Ice Floating Experience, the first of its kind in Iceland. Dressed in an immersion suit, float effortlessly among majestic icebergs while surrounded by the stunning Vatnajökull National Park. This unique adventure offers a serene escape, allowing you to disconnect and rejuvenate your mind and body. Guided by a professional instructor, you'll be safely supervised as you experience the calmness of the icy waters. After your float, enjoy a warm drink at the cozy Frost Restaurant, the perfect ending to this extraordinary journey into Iceland's icy wonderland.

Maximize your chances of seeing whales in the wild on this half-day boat cruise from Akureyri. Iceland’s longest fjord is known for attracting humpback whales; travel aboard a specially adapted ship that covers all the likely viewing areas to increase the odds of seeing them. Choose from several departure times to fit your schedule, and stay cozy on board with thermal overalls, and raincoats or blankets.

Coastal Iceland is home to a spectacular range of native wildlife, but to see the best of it you have to take to the waves. With this tour, cruise out into Skjálfandi Bay by traditional wooden oak boat, and watch the waters for dolphins and whales in their natural habitat. Spot colorful puffins and other seabirds with live on-board commentary, and keep warm with a refreshing hot chocolate.

One of Iceland’s most famous natural sites, Mt. Kirkjufell is busy with visitors all day-long. This small-group tour gives you the chance to experience it without the crowds at possibly the most magical time of day: during the midnight sun. As you paddle over the still water under the glow of the midnight sun, you’ll make stops at various locations to take photos, spot wildlife or just soak up the view.

Head out on a whale-watching tour in Hauganes, located 25 minutes north of Akureyri. Take in the scenery, wildlife, and the diverse range of whale species including humpback whales in Eyjafjordur fjord. Warm up with coffee and pastries, plus get outfitted with safety clothing. Angling tour options are also available.

Explore one of Iceland’s unique geological features during this small-group tour. Snorkel between the North American and European tectonic plates at the UNESCO-listed Thingvellir National Park. This area is known as the Silfra Fissure and is home to a number of unique marine species as well as incredible shades of blue. All necessary snorkeling equipment is provided as well as GoPro photos taken during the excursion.

Maximize your chances of seeing Iceland's whales and other marine life on a relaxing cruise aboard a spacious yacht. Board your vessel at Reykjavik’s Old Harbor and venture out to Faxafloi Bay, keeping your eyes peeled for whales, dolphins, and, during the summer months, puffins. While you sail, admire the coastline dotted with mountains, Reykjavik landmarks, and small islands. If you don't spot anything, you can take the tour again at no additional cost.

Set on the stunning Fjallsárlón glacier lagoon, this kayaking tour offers a unique opportunity to paddle among icebergs formed on an active volcano. In Vatnajökull National Park, participants will embark on a scenic journey, guided to the best photographic spots while navigating through natural ice formations. With a maximum group size of 6, enjoy personalized attention and safety with provided drysuits and paddling gear. This physical tour is perfect for fit adventurers aged 10 and above, ensuring a memorable glacier experience. - Paddle on the mesmerizing Fjallsárlón glacier lagoon among icebergs - Expert guide leads you to picturesque spots for optimal photography - Maximum group size of 6 for a personalized experience - Safety gear provided, including drysuits and lifejackets

Get the chance to see marine mammals in the wild on this whale-watching cruise from Reykjavik—whales and dolphins are seen on more than 90% of tours in both summer and winter. With a local guide, cruise the coastal curve of Iceland to marvel at whales in their natural habitat. Keep your eyes peeled for the local wildlife as you listen to your guide's fun facts about the majestic creatures.

Silfra is one of the world’s most dramatic snorkeling sites—it’s a glacier meltwater-filled rift formed by the drift of the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates. This tour makes snorkeling the rift as easy as possible by including a guide, dry suit and snorkeling equipment, and Silfra entrance fees. After you’ve snorkeled, you’re offered hot chocolate and cookies. PLEASE NOTE - Participants who are 60 years of age and older must have their doctor sign the approval form in order to participate

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.

Enjoy a time-saving way to discover seabirds including puffins and other wildlife on this speedy rigid-inflatable boat (RIB) tour from Reykjavik’s Old Harbour. In small groups led by a naturalist guide, ride across Faxaflói Bay aboard a vessel that provides the best possible access to the wildlife without disturbing the nesting birds. Make several stops, catching great views (and photos) of Iceland's wild side.

Swim between two tectonic plates on this small-group snorkeling tour from Reykjavik to the Silfra Fissure in Thingvellir National Park. Don your provided wetsuit and snorkeling gear and jump into the water and snorkel through the rift that separates the North American and Eurasian plates. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for a hassle-free experience.

During Iceland’s summer, the sun often doesn’t set until almost midnight. Experience the magic of the ocean during the white nights on this evening whale-watching cruise. You’ll sail from Reykjavik’s Old Harbour in a fast, stable rigid inflatable boat (RIB) that gets you up close to the wildlife. You’re guaranteed to see puffins and soak up spectacular Reykjavik views: If marine mammals don’t appear, enjoy a classic tour for free.

Embark on a Reykjavik Bay adventure unlike any other on a small-group jetski tour that offers true freedom on the open water and the chance to share the water with Atlantic puffins. Instead of following a set route, enjoy the flexibility to explore at your own pace, stopping where you want and taking in every moment.

Iceland’s Faxaflói Bay is home to diverse marine life, including dolphins, puffins, and whales—but knowing where the wildlife is likely to appear requires skill and experience. On this small-group rigid inflatable boat (RIB) tour from Reykjavik, zoom across the waves with your guide and reach the action swiftly. Wrapped up warm against the cold, discover scenic views along the way, and enjoy personal attention from your guide.

Two of the most magical summer attractions in Iceland are its whales and the midnight sun. You can experience both with this late-evening tour that maximizes your chances of seeing humpback and minke whales; white-beaked dolphins, and harbor porpoises in Faxaflói Bay under the warm glow of the nighttime sun. With a money-back guarantee, if nothing is seen on tour, you have nothing to lose!

Because they tend to nest on rocky cliffs close to water, seeing puffins in their natural habitat is sometimes tricky. Increase your chances on this tour from Reykjavik that takes you out on a boat to to either Akurey or Lundey, two islands that are well known for their plentiful birdlife. In addition to puffins you have the opportunity to view eider ducks, arctic terns, guillemots, and cormorants.