ICELAND
1261 Tours Reviewed
Mossy lava fields and big mountain views. This horseback tour in the Reykjavik area is a simple, feel-good way to experience Iceland’s outdoors on an Icelandic horse, with English guidance and a ride route that takes you past moss-covered lava…
Golden Circle, but with a private guide edge. This 8 to 9 hour day turns the classic Reykjavik loop into a calmer, more personal geology-and-history lesson, with round-trip pickup and expert driver-guide care. You hit the headline sites without the…
Wildlife hunting, the Iceland way. This combo pairs a 1-hour puffin cruise from Lundey with a longer 3-hour whale search out in Faxaflói Bay, all starting and ending at Elding Whale Watching in Reykjavík. I like that you stay comfortable…
Colorful Iceland starts in a Super Jeep. This day trip is built for rugged terrain and dramatic geothermal colors—Ljótipollur’s crater lake and the Landmannalaugar hot-spring soak are the big emotional payoffs. I also like that you get a guided route…
Ice caves and big waterfalls in one day can be a lot. This private tour strings them together into a tight 11-hour loop around Reykjavík, with guided geology and the kind of visuals that feel unreal. You’ll start with the…
Helicopter landings change how you see Iceland. This small-group Fire and Ice flight strings together glacier drama and geothermal strangeness in about two hours. You get a pilot-focused ride over key sights, plus time on the ground where you can…
Last-day travel stress gets smaller. This one-way transfer is a direct run from Reykjavik Terminal to Keflavik International Airport (KEF), about 45 minutes, so you can keep your timing tight on departure day. I like that it’s straightforward: you meet…
Northern Lights season feels like a lottery. This Reykjavik boat cruise turns it into a fun night out, not just a hope-and-wait session. I like that you’re out on the water for a real lights search, plus you’re also in…
Whales show up fast here. This 3.5-hour outing takes you from Hauganes out into the sheltered Eyjafjörður fjord, where the timing and the captain’s whale-pattern know-how help you find the right water. I love the comfort-first touches: warm overalls plus…
Reykjavik’s whale season has a real rhythm. This whale-watching cruise runs out of Skarfabakki Harbour toward Faxaflói Bay, with onboard guidance that helps you track porpoises, dolphins, and the occasional whale that comes up close. It’s one of the easiest…
A puffin sight can change your whole trip. This 1-hour East Iceland RIB (rigid inflatable boat) ride is built for raw coastline drama and close wildlife viewing, with Atlantic puffins as the headline. You’ll run along cliffs and the wild…
Air time, big views. That’s the core draw here: you’ll fly tandem with the instructor at the controls while you soak up dramatic South Iceland scenery. I love that this is set up for first-timers, with no experience needed and…
Seeing the aurora is the easy part. Getting there, knowing what to look for, and staying warm is the real trick. I like how this trip pairs Northern Lights Academy (science, films, and aurora searches) with an active winter itinerary…
That DC-3 wreck pulls you south. This one-day, small-group minibus tour strings together Iceland’s most dramatic South Coast sights, from Skógafoss and Reynisfjara to the abandoned DC-3 plane wreck at Sólheimasandur. You’re not doing car logistics or route planning yourself—just…
That first drive after your ship matters. This private transfer keeps things simple: you get your own vehicle from the Reykjavik cruise port to your hotel, with pickup options that fit your arrival window. I like that it’s built for…
