ICELAND · DESTINATION
87 Tours Reviewed
Iceland hits fast on this packed day. This Diamond Circle route is a one-day way to see big-ticket geology and big-ticket waterfalls, without renting a car. I especially like the included round-trip transport from Akureyri and the onboard Wi‑Fi, which…
Geothermal sights plus a waterfall—without the hassle. This small-group tour is built for cruise schedules out of Akureyri, so you get a tight northern Iceland loop: Goðafoss, the Lake Mývatn area, and the big geothermal and lava-field stops—all in about…
Chasing the lights is half the fun. This 3-hour Northern Lights Tour from Akureyri takes you out of town in a climate-controlled van, with pickup that starts 30 minutes before the tour time. I like the convenience of being collected…
Volcanic Iceland in one tight day. This Lake Mývatn classic tour strings together some of the North’s biggest hits, from Goðafoss to Hverir, with geology explained in plain language. What makes it especially fun is the human side: local guides…
Steam, waterfalls, and volcanic shapes in five hours. This is a smart small-group way to see Iceland’s North without losing the whole day to transfers. I like that it’s timed for cruise schedules with free port pickup and drop-off, and…
Goðafoss in 2.5 hours is a smart sprint. This short day tour is built for cruise stops in Akureyri, with port pickup and drop-off and just enough time to see Iceland’s famous “waterfall of the gods.” You’ll ride in a…
Zip lining above Akureyri feels unreal. This tour sends you over the Glerárgil River Canyon, with five zip lines that follow the canyon through the middle of town. It is a mix of short hikes, forest paths, and a bird’s-eye…
Iceland moves fast on this route. This 7-day loop is built to move you through the country’s big-name scenery without making you plan day-by-day, from the Golden Circle classics to the Snæfellsnes finish. You’ll also get real context from your…
Goðafoss to Dettifoss in one long day. This Akureyri cruise-friendly trip strings together the North’s biggest “wow” stops, with time to walk, take photos, and hear Icelandic myths from guides like Kjartan or Unnur. What I like most is the…
Six hours is a lot of Iceland. This Lake Mývatn & Goðafoss day tour is a smart way to see North Iceland’s geology at speed, with port transfers and a comfortable coach doing the driving. I like the sheer variety…
Three big highlights, one easy day. This Goðafoss Waterfall & Forest Lagoon trip is built for cruise-ship timing and short port stops: you get round-trip transfers from Akureyri Port and a Wi‑Fi equipped vehicle that keeps you connected on the…
Fast boats, bigger chances. That’s the deal with this Akureyri Express whale watching trip. You ride a small-group RIB (12 people max) across Eyjafjörður fjord, where your guide is actively scanning for whales and the captain slows or stops for…
Three stops, one sharp taste of North Iceland. This Akureyri tour strings together Goðafoss waterfall legend, the lived-in world of Laufás turf houses, and a whimsical stop at the Christmas House. What makes it work is the guide talk: guides…
Forest Lagoon feels like a reset button in the trees. This geothermal spa sits just minutes from Akureyri, surrounded by Vaðlaskógur (birch and pine forest) and looking over the long fjord Eyjafjörður. I especially like the combination of warm soaking…
North Iceland hits hard, and fast. This shore excursion strings together three of the region’s biggest wow-factors: Goðafoss waterfall, the strange geology around Lake Mývatn, and a long soak at Mývatn Nature Baths. I love that it’s built for cruise…
