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A drive around the Snaefellsnes peninsula with stops at the village of Stykkisholmur, Kirkjufell mountain, Kirkjufell waterfalls, the black sand beach at Djupalonssandur, the basalt rocks at Londrangar, the rock statue of Baldur at Arnarstapi, the black church at Budir and a view of seals at the light beach at Ytri Tunga.

Our private South Coast and Jökulsárlón tour offers an exclusive, personalized Icelandic adventure. Unlike standard tours, we prioritize your comfort and pace, allowing for deeper exploration and unforgettable moments. Our expert guide provides insightful commentary, and our neat vehicle ensures a seamless journey, making this a truly exceptional experience. Available in Multiple Languages.

Discover the stunning South Coast of Iceland on this unforgettable day tour, visiting iconic waterfalls, black sand beaches, glaciers, and charming villages. Enjoy the convenience of pickup from any hotel, guesthouse, or accommodation in Reykjavik, and travel comfortably with a knowledgeable local guide. Experience breathtaking landscapes, hidden gems, and perfect photo opportunities, all in one expertly planned route. Whether it’s walking behind Seljalandsfoss, admiring Skógafoss from above, exploring Sólheimajökull Glacier, or marveling at Reynisfjara’s black sands and Dyrhólaey cliffs, this tour offers an immersive and truly memorable Icelandic adventure.

Enjoy a comfortable private transfer between Keflavík International Airport, the Blue Lagoon, and Reykjavík. Whether you are arriving in Iceland or departing on your flight, you can enjoy a convenient stop of up to 2 hours at the world-famous Blue Lagoon before continuing your journey. This experience includes private transportation only. Blue Lagoon admission tickets are not included and must be purchased separately. If you would like us to arrange your Blue Lagoon admission tickets at competitive prices (subject to availability), please contact us in advance by email or phone. Perfect for first-time visitors, couples, families, and small groups looking for a smooth and stress-free travel experience

Discover the magic of West Iceland on a private journey around the stunning Snæfellsnes Peninsula, often called “Iceland in Miniature” for its incredible diversity. In one day, experience glacier-capped volcanoes, dramatic coastlines, lava fields, fishing villages, and black sand beaches. At the heart of the region stands the legendary Snæfellsjökull glacier-volcano. Capture the iconic Kirkjufell mountain, walk the black sands of Djúpalónssandur, and explore the coastal beauty of Arnarstapi. Visit Borgarnes and Ólafsvík, see the charming Ingjaldshólskirkja and the black church at Búðir, cross the stone bridge at Miðgjá, and watch for seals at Ytri-Tunga. A perfect blend of nature, history, and unforgettable scenery in one remarkable day.

Experience the magic of the Northern Lights on a private tour designed for flexibility, comfort, and the best possible chance to see the aurora. Your expert guide from Icetrek will pick you up in Reykjavík and take you away from city lights to carefully selected locations where the sky conditions are most favorable. Enjoy a relaxed evening under the Arctic sky while your guide helps you capture photos of the aurora and the surrounding landscapes. Warm drinks and local insight make the experience even more memorable. If the Northern Lights do not appear, you will receive the option to join our standard tour free of charge. This private Northern Lights tour is perfect for families, couples, photographers, and anyone looking for a more personal aurora experience in Iceland.

Set out on a private journey from Reykjavík or the Keflavík area to the Westman Islands, with a scenic stop at Seljalandsfoss, one of Iceland’s most iconic waterfalls. From there, continue to the coast and take the ferry to this remarkable island destination. Often described as one of Iceland’s natural gems, the Westman Islands are shaped by volcanic activity and coastal cliffs. During your visit, you’ll explore highlights such as Eldfell volcano, formed in the 1973 eruption, the striking Elephant Rock, Stórhöfði, and Herjólfsdalur valley. This private experience allows you to shape the day to your preferences. You may choose to hike Eldfell for panoramic views or visit the Eldheimar museum, which tells the story of the eruption as an example. Designed as a full-day experience, this tour combines comfort, flexibility, and some of Iceland’s most distinctive sights, offering a more personal way to explore the Westman Islands.

Discover the iconic Golden Circle on a private tour that showcases Iceland’s stunning natural beauty and rich history. Visit Þingvellir National Park, the original site of Iceland’s parliament, and witness the Strokkur geyser erupt at the Geysir Geothermal Area. Marvel at the magnificent Gullfoss waterfall, cascading powerfully into the river Hvítá. Optionally, enjoy a delicious tomato-based lunch at Friðheimar, a unique greenhouse restaurant that highlights sustainable energy practices. This personalized experience ensures comfort and flexibility tailored to your group's interests. - Private tour for 1-3 people, with a larger vehicle option for up to 8. - Duration of 8+ hours with flexibility to customize stops. - Pick up and drop off from your hotel or airport included. - High-end vehicle and English-speaking driver-guide for a premium experience.

Set out on a private journey from Reykjavík or the Keflavík area to explore Iceland’s south coast in comfort and at your own pace. The experience is designed to feel smooth and unhurried, allowing you to take in the landscapes along the way. Stops include the iconic waterfalls Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss, both around 60 meters high, where you can experience their raw power up close. You’ll then continue to Sólheimajökull glacier, located between the volcanoes Eyjafjallajökull and Katla, where ice, ash, and rugged terrain meet. The journey continues to the famous black sand beach, known for its basalt columns and powerful sneaker waves. Nearby, you’ll visit the coastal village of Vík í Mýrdal, one of Iceland’s most recognizable small towns, before beginning the return journey. This private tour offers a comfortable and flexible way to experience the south coast, combining natural highlights with a more considered pace throughout the day.

This private Golden Circle tour is ideal for those who want to avoid crowds and explore Iceland’s most popular route in comfort, without renting a car or joining a bus tour. The experience is flexible, allowing you to travel at your own pace and add stops along the way if desired. Often described as a “sample of Iceland,” the Golden Circle includes some of the country’s most iconic sights. The tour begins at Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, followed by the Geysir geothermal area, where Strokkur erupts every 5 to 6 minutes. Just an 8-minute drive away is Gullfoss, the “Golden Falls,” known for its power and beauty. There is also the option to stop at Friðheimar farm for lunch, adding a local touch to the day. This private experience offers a well-rounded and comfortable way to explore the Golden Circle, with your experience at the center throughout.

Reykjavík, Iceland’s capital, is a city full of character, known for its colorful streets, distinctive architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. Despite its small size, it offers a rich variety of experiences, from museums and landmarks to nature woven seamlessly into the city itself. During your time in the city, you’ll have the opportunity to explore some of Reykjavík’s most notable sights, including its landmarks, cultural highlights, and local attractions. From iconic architecture and historic sites to scenic viewpoints and everyday city life, the experience is designed to give you a well-rounded and authentic introduction to the capital. This private experience allows you to explore Reykjavík at a comfortable pace, focusing on what interests you most. With a more personal and flexible approach, it offers a relaxed and considered way to discover the city, with the added comfort and attention that define a more premium experience.

Get ready for a fun and feline-filled adventure through the streets of Iceland’s capital. This self-guided walking tour is all about Reykjavík’s beloved cats—past and present. You’ll explore the city’s history and culture through the eyes of its furriest residents, with stops at cat-themed murals, cosy shops with resident felines, and even Reykjavík’s one and only cat café, Kattakaffihúsið, where you can relax with a coffee and meet adoptable rescue cats. Along the way, you’ll hear surprising facts, folklore, and stories about cats in Iceland and around the world—from Viking-era pets to mythical creatures like the Yule Cat and Freyja’s giant feline chariot-pullers. You might even catch a glimpse of Reykjavík’s most famous local cats, including Baktus, Jonesy, and Ófelía. The tour begins at Ingólfstorg Square and ends near Hallgrímskirkja, at the peaceful sculpture garden of Einar Jónsson. It’s an easy walk, takes around 2 hours, and is perfect for cat lovers of all ages.

We do provide private tours for the fixed price per car. Pick up location by request. Can be added an activities by personal request

Our Golden Circle private tour offers a comfortable and personalized experience with professional local drivers who know Iceland well. Unlike large group tours, this is a fully private tour, meaning the schedule is flexible and tailored to your pace. Travel in a clean, comfortable vehicle with plenty of space while visiting Iceland’s most famous attractions, including Þingvellir National Park, Geysir Geothermal Area, and Gullfoss. We also provide door-to-door pickup and drop-off in Reykjavík, making the experience simple and stress-free. Our drivers focus on safety, local knowledge, and excellent service, ensuring you enjoy a memorable journey through Iceland’s Golden Circle.

-Carefully Selected High-Rated 3 Hotels Throughout -Handpicked Highlights [Golden Circle]Þingvellir National Park, Geysir Geothermal Area, and Gullfoss Waterfall — the classic route to experience Iceland’s geological wonders [Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon & Diamond Beach]At the foot of Vatnajökull Glacier, floating blue icebergs drift across the lagoon, while scattered ice fragments on nearby Diamond Beach create a breathtaking, otherworldly landscape [Black Sand Beach & Basalt Columns]Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach and its dramatic basalt formations showcase Iceland’s uniquely surreal beauty [Plane Wreck]A surreal highlight: the DC-3 Plane Wreck on the black sands — a hauntingly beautiful, apocalyptic-style photography spot [South Coast Waterfalls]Seljalandsfoss & Skógafoss — experience the dramatic and majestic scenery of Iceland’s south coast [Kerið Crater]Kerið Crater, formed around 6,500 years ago, is known as the “Blue Eye of Iceland” for its vivid turquoise lake

- Unique experiences included – Blue Ice Cave adventure or Glacier Lagoon boat tour - Handpicked must-see highlights covering the very best of Iceland Golden Circle – the classic route showcasing Iceland’s geological wonders Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon & Diamond Beach – Witness floating blue icebergs at the foot of Vatnajökull Glacier and sparkling ice fragments scattered across the black sand beach Snæfellsnes Peninsula – Discover Kirkjufell (the famous “Hat Mountain”), the Black Church of Búðir, and dramatic coastal rock formations Black Sand Beaches & Basalt Columns – Experience Iceland’s otherworldly beauty shaped by volcanic forces DC-3 Plane Wreck – A surreal, post-apocalyptic photography spot on the black sand desert South Coast Waterfalls – Visit Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss, two of Iceland’s most spectacular waterfalls Kerið Crater Lake – A 6,500-year-old volcanic crater filled with striking turquoise water, known as the “Blue Eye of Iceland”.

[Golden Circle]Þingvellir National Park, Geysir Geothermal Area, and Gullfoss Waterfall — the classic route to experience Iceland’s geological wonders [Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon & Diamond Beach]At the foot of Vatnajökull Glacier, floating blue icebergs drift across the lagoon, while scattered ice fragments on nearby Diamond Beach create a breathtaking, otherworldly landscape [Black Sand Beach & Basalt Columns]Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach and its dramatic basalt formations showcase Iceland’s uniquely surreal beauty [Plane Wreck]A surreal highlight: the DC-3 Plane Wreck on the black sands — a hauntingly beautiful, apocalyptic-style photography spot [South Coast Waterfalls]Seljalandsfoss & Skógafoss — experience the dramatic and majestic scenery of Iceland’s south coast [Kerið Crater]Kerið Crater, formed around 6,500 years ago, is known as the “Blue Eye of Iceland” for its vivid turquoise lake

[Golden Circle]Þingvellir National Park, Geysir Geothermal Area, and Gullfoss Waterfall — the classic route to experience Iceland’s geological wonders [Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon & Diamond Beach]At the foot of Vatnajökull Glacier, floating blue icebergs drift across the lagoon, while scattered ice fragments on nearby Diamond Beach create a breathtaking, otherworldly landscape [Black Sand Beach & Basalt Columns]Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach and its dramatic basalt formations showcase Iceland’s uniquely surreal beauty [Plane Wreck]A surreal highlight: the DC-3 Plane Wreck on the black sands — a hauntingly beautiful, apocalyptic-style photography spot [South Coast Waterfalls]Seljalandsfoss & Skógafoss — experience the dramatic and majestic scenery of Iceland’s south coast [Kerið Crater]Kerið Crater, formed around 6,500 years ago, is known as the “Blue Eye of Iceland” for its vivid turquoise lake

We believe as locals, that Iceland is a unique destination. Untouched nature, clean environment, water etc. Therefore Iceland should be experienced as such. With knowledgable guides that tell you about the countries history, geography, gives you insights and provides excellent service through and through. Our luxurious Mercedes Sprinters carry a maximum of 18 passengers so you can be sure to fully enjoy the day.

Experience the raw beauty of Iceland’s South Coast, where powerful waterfalls, vast glaciers, and dramatic coastlines await. This full-day journey takes you through some of the country’s most photogenic and geologically fascinating landscapes. Perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and adventure seekers, the South Coast is a highlight of any trip to Iceland.

30 MINUTES DRIVE from Reykjavik city center LENGTH: 8 km – 5 miles ELEVATION GAIN: 290 m – 951 ft DIFFICULTY: easy/moderate DURATION: 5hrs AGE LIMIT: 16+ Embark on an unforgettable day hike to Helgafell. Formed under a massive ice sheet, this flat-topped tuya offers spectacular panoramic views of Reykjavik and the stunning Reykjanes Peninsula, providing the perfect setting for a memorable adventure (elevation: 300m / 980 ft). Known as the “holy mountain,” Helgafell holds deep cultural significance, steeped in captivating folklore of elves and the “hidden people” who are said to inhabit its rocks. An exciting part of this adventure is the opportunity to explore lava caves, where you can enter Iceland’s fascinating volcanic underworld. Exploring these mysterious depths is like stepping back in time to a place where the earth itself is still alive and shifting. With an expert "international mountain leader" guiding you, you’ll gain deep insights into Iceland’s geology and folklore.

50 MINUTES DRIVE from Reykjavik city center LENGTH: 15 km – 9,3 miles ELEVATION GAIN: 720 m – 2360 ft DIFFICULTY: moderate DURATION: 6,5hrs AGE LIMIT: 16+ Akrafjall is a picturesque mountain near Akranes that boasts some of the most stunning panoramic views in West Iceland. Overlooking Faxaflói Bay, this striking peak was once shaped by ancient glaciers and surrounded by water during the Ice Age, leaving behind a rugged yet mesmerizing terrain. Our route takes us to the mountain’s highest peak, Geirmundartindur (643m / 2130 ft), where you’ll be rewarded with sweeping views stretching from Reykjanes to Snæfellsjökull Glacier. Along the way, discover hidden trails, waterfalls, secret viewpoints, and untouched wilderness far from the tourist paths. Guided by an expert mountain leader, this adventure goes beyond just hiking. You’ll gain hands-on experience in orienteering, learning to navigate Iceland’s wild terrain using a compass, altimeter, and natural landmarks.

40 MINUTES DRIVE from Reykjavik city center LENGTH: 15 km – 9,3 miles ELEVATION GAIN: 560 m – 1840 ft DIFFICULTY: moderate DURATION: 7 hrs AGE LIMIT: 16+ Embark on an unforgettable day trek in the heart of Iceland’s stunning Reykjanes Peninsula, starting at the vibrant geothermal area of Seltún. Prepare yourself for a journey that blends breathtaking landscapes, geothermal wonders, moss-covered hills and the thrill of outdoor exploration. The route weaves through pristine lakes nestled among majestic mountains, offering serene spots to appreciate the untouched beauty of the Icelandic landscape. The varied terrain, rich in geothermal activity and dramatic scenery, promises a truly unique outdoor adventure that could very well be the best hike of your life. Led by an expert mountain leader with extensive knowledge of Iceland’s diverse terrain, you’ll not only hike but also enhance your outdoor skills. With hands-on instruction, you’ll become adept at using a compass and altimeter.

40 MINUTES DRIVE from Reykjavik city center LENGTH: 8 km – 5 miles ELEVATION GAIN: 600 m – 1960 ft DIFFICULTY: moderate DURATION: 5hrs AGE LIMIT: 16+ This iconic hike showcases dramatic cliffs, craters, and expansive lava fields, vividly illustrating Iceland’s rich volcanic heritage. The experience offers unmatched opportunities to truly immerse yourself in the wilderness. As you ascend to the summit of Moskardshnjukar (600m / 1970 ft), you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of the surrounding highlands. After reaching the summit, our adventure continues as we traverse across several peaks, offering exhilarating experiences as we maintain our position along the rugged ridgelines. The feeling of walking from peak to peak will leave you in awe of the sheer beauty and grandeur of this untouched land. Guided by an expert "international mountain leader" with extensive knowledge of the Icelandic terrain, you will gain valuable insights into the geology and history of the region.