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Check off multiple Icelandic landmarks (and more) in just one day on this tour from Reykjavik. Discover the wonders of the Golden Circle—including the UNESCO-listed Thingvellir National Park, the Geysir geothermal area, and Gullfoss waterfall—and go beyond the typical route at Kerid volcanic crater. Complete your adventure with a soak in the warm geothermal waters of either the Blue Lagoon or the Hvammsvík Hot Spring.

Seize the opportunity to see one of the world’s greatest natural spectacles during this evening Reykjavik northern lights tour. In the company of a guide, venture deep into Iceland’s darkness-cloaked countryside, far from the electric glow of any towns. Stop at different locations to scan the skies for the aurora, and with luck, catch a dazzling display that you’ll remember forever.

Enhance your experience of Iceland’s extraordinary Golden Circle on a full-day tour from Reykjavik that includes one more stop than most tours. Admire spectacular sights lncluding Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss waterfall, and the Geysir hot spring. Gain fascinating insight into the geothermic nature of the area at Strokkur, an erupting geyser, and submerge yourself in the healing waters of the Secret Lagoon's natural bath.

Embark on a unique whale-watching cruise at night, aided by the glow of Iceland’s midnight sun. Because the sun doesn’t fully set during the summer months, you can observe the nocturnal habits of dolphins and whales under the colorful light of this northern phenomenon. You'll also learn about Iceland’s native marine life through a multimedia show on board

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.

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.

The Golden Circle is Iceland's most famous sightseeing route, but visiting it independently requires a car with excellent suspension. This tour from Reykjavik takes you to the route's three attractions—UNESCO-listed Thingvellir National Park, Gulfoss waterfall, and the Geyser geothermal area—with a visit to the mighty Kerid Crater, all without requiring you to get behind the wheel, while you enjoy your guide's insights into natural history and culture.

Realize your dreams of observing whales in their natural environment on a whale-watching trip from Reykjavik. Cruise on the Atlantic Ocean in search of the Minke and humpback whales native to Iceland. With luck, you’ll see dolphins and porpoises while listening to enriching commentary. Then, gain free entry to the Whales of Iceland exhibition—home to 23 full size models of whales—and plunge into an immersive experience guaranteed to amaze.

Even if you only have a day in Reykjavik, squeeze in two of the city’s top activities thanks to this convenient combo tour. Start with a whale-watching adventure, looking for humpbacks and dolphins on Faxafloí Bay, a top sighting location, aboard a boat with both indoor and outdoor elements. Continue to FlyOver Iceland, where a simulated flight complete with winds and scents gives you a full sense of the island’s many wonders.

Maximize your chances of seeing whales in north Iceland on this small-group Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) tour from Dalvik. Your speedy vessel can maneuver through the water more quickly than bigger vessels, giving you a better chance of reaching the whales when they are spotted. If you don't see a whale or a dolphin then you can join another tour for free.

Enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime dive in the Silfra ravine of Iceland’s Thingvellir National Park on this half-day experience. Donning the supplied gear, swim through the rift's crystal-clear glacier waters, passing through the gap between two submerged continental plates. Marvel at the underwater beauty of the caverns and the astonishing water clarity on the route—an experience that can't be had anywhere else on the planet.

Save money and discover why Iceland is known as the land of fire and ice on this self-drive combination tour. Head first for UNESCO-listed Thingvellir National Park and snorkel between continents in the crystal-clear glacial waters of Silfra. Afterward, warm up and rejuvenate in the geothermal waters of the Sky Lagoon.

Nature lovers will enjoy this guided open-top kayak tour on Iceland’s Svartá River. The two-hour tour provides ample opportunity to gaze at the North Iceland landscape, rich in wildlife (particularly horses) and framed by mountain views. Paddlers of any skill level can participate, making this a great option for families.

Did you know that the sunsets are more amazing the farther north you travel? The midnight sun in Ísafjörður is amazing! Our company is the single company offering hydrophone tours in the Icelandic whale watching scene. If the weather and the sea allow us we use our amazing hydrophone and give the passengers an opportunity to listen to the whales.

Go beyond Iceland's well-traveled Golden Circle sightseeing route by pairing your trip with a visit to the thermal baths of the Secret Lagoon on this full-day, two-in-one tour from Reykjavik. Look forward to visiting top highlights including the Gullfoss waterfall, Strokkur geyser, Thingvellir National Park, and Kerid Crater, as well as the geothermal Secret Lagoon, where you can relax in the steamy waters.

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.

Experience the ultimate Icelandic adventure: an exhilarating combination of marine wildlife encounters and rushing rapids. Your journey begins on the pristine waters of Faxaflói Bay, where majestic humpback whales breach the surface and pods of white-beaked dolphins play in your vessel's wake. Then, venture inland to the thundering Hvítá River, where you'll navigate thrilling rapids and ancient natural beauty. Your day unwinds in a steaming sauna—the perfect reward for conquering Iceland's untamed waters.

Mindset and breathwork can transform your relationship to the cold and many believe cold therapy can enhance metabolic function and achieve balance between body and mind. Learn to experience cold with calm on this uniquely Icelandic wellness experience which starts at a studio in Reykjavik and culminates in a beautiful natural location—perhaps the ocean, a lake, or a waterfall. It’s a tiny group so expect plenty of personal attention.

Embark on a one-of-a-kind yacht cruise along the Reykjavik coast while chasing the northern lights on this evening tour from Reykjavik. Make your own way to the waterfront start point, hop aboard your vessel, and get cozy with blankets on the deck (or warm up in the inside area). As you cruise, look out for the aurora borealis, and sip a drink from the on-board café (additional expense).

After the elves, puffins are Iceland’s most adorable inhabitants. See them without wasting too much time on the water on this small-group tour by rigid inflatable boat (RIB) from Reykjavik. Your craft has a shallow draft so can get right up close to the island’s rocky shores and moves fast for an exhilarating ride. Provided overalls, gloves, and goggles keep you warm, while lifejackets keep you safe.

If you want to paddle in peace, away from the crowds and soak up all our 24-hour daylight has to offer in Siglufjörður, this tour is for you. This tour is perfect for photographers wanting to spend time getting the perfect shot or families wanting quality times together. In this tour we can be more flexible with where we go and what we see. If you want to focus on exploring, history, nature or simply relaxing and experiencing the moment, we can tailor the tour to suit you. If you want to learn more about kayaking, we can focus on improving and putting your skills to the test. We will learn the basics of kayaking before setting off to search for seals and adventure. We will explore the ruins of the famous Evanger Factory and discover it´s tragic end. As we paddle further and explore shipwrecks we might have the opportunity to spot seals who are often curious about the kayaks. Our tours are bespoke and it is our aim to create safe and memorable experiences for all who travel with us.

Take a nighttime cruise from Reykjavik for a chance to see the awe-inspiring northern lights from the water. Head away from the city and gaze up at the dark sky where Mother Nature shows off with this natural light display. Cruise in comfort aboard a boat that features outdoor viewing decks and an interior cabin where you can purchase drinks, if you wish.

We will take you to the most beautiful beaches and lakes in the Westfjords. Have a dream lake, river, or ocean spot in mind? Using our gear and experience, we can make it happen at nearly any water source you can imagine. Holt Beach in particular. There is no such service nearby.

Your guide is a PhD in ecology and a fisheries biologist, making this experience all the more unique. Your experience will be enriched by his background fishing all over the world in both fresh and saltwater as he helps you gain an appreciation for how unique this world-class fishery is for wild and native trout and arctic char.