ICELAND
1390 Tours Reviewed
Glacier caves feel like another planet. This one is built around Iceland’s famous glacier lagoon and a remote Blue Ice Cave that keeps you away from the biggest crowds. Guides like Ola (and others such as Luke, Martin, and Lucaz)…
Flames and dinner in one sitting. This 1.5-hour teppanyaki menu turns a regular meal into live cooking theatre, with an open-flame fire show happening right at your table. What makes it special is the mix of fresh Icelandic ingredients and…
Two wonders, one packed day. This tour combines a geothermal soak at the famous Blue Lagoon with an evening Northern Lights hunt from Reykjavik, so you can tick off two Iceland icons without juggling tickets or transport. You’ll get time…
Ice caves are a mood. In a good way. This Glacier Hike + Ice Cave Adventure takes you to Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon for that jaw-drop crystal ice, then on to Breiðamerkurjökull for up-close time with glacier ice. I like the…
If you want a fast taste of Iceland, this works. ATV Reykjavík is a guided quad bike outing that gets you out of town into open countryside, with stops built around big viewpoints like Hafravatn Lake and Mt. Hafrafell. It…
Five minutes in, you start to get the rhythm. This Reykjavik beer walking tour is built around a guided route through three craft bars, with 10 Icelandic beer tastings (or 5 schnaps/spirits) wrapped in local stories about beer and Iceland’s…
Your south coast day starts with roaring waterfalls. This tour is built for people who want big Iceland scenery without driving themselves, using round-trip minivan transfers and an intimate group that stays small. I like the way it pairs stunning…
Late-night kayaking at Kirkjufell feels unreal. This midnight sun trip is timed so you can see Iceland’s most photographed mountain when the day is still running and the crowds are mostly gone. I love that the approach helps you beat…
Reykjavik starts smoother than you expect. This private transfer takes you from Keflavík International Airport (KEF) straight to your Reykjavik hotel or Airbnb, with a driver waiting and flight tracking to match your landing time. It’s a simple fix for…
Icelandic sagas feel less like stories and more like places. This Saga Museum ticket takes you through Viking-age Iceland using life-size wax scenes, a guided audio track, and a neat route that covers the big chapters: earliest settlers, Leif the…
Start your day with hooves and hills. Then roll straight into Iceland’s most famous sights. I like that this tour does both in one go: you get a real horseback ride through the countryside before switching to the Golden Circle…
North Iceland moves fast, and so does this ride. You’ll be on a tölt-capable Icelandic horse, then spending your two hours crossing black sand and volcanic rock—a mix that feels like a greatest-hits tour of northeast Iceland. I also like…
Watching Reykjavik’s New Year’s fireworks from a boat changes everything. I love the sea-level view out in Faxaflói Bay, where the city lights feel close and the display feels bigger. I also like that you get a complimentary glass of…
This day-and-night combo is built for big Iceland moments. You start with a Faxaflói Bay whale-watching cruise from Reykjavik’s Old Harbour, then switch to an evening sail designed for Aurora Borealis viewing from the water. You’ll also get a practical…
A short drive can feel like a whole Iceland day. This small-group trip strings together Godafoss waterfall, Laufás turf houses, and a soak at the Forest Lagoon—all timed to work for cruise schedules. I love how the day mixes iconic…
