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1390 Tours Reviewed
Cold water, big ice, big wow. Sólheimajökull Glacier Lagoon is one of those rare places where the view is best from the water, not the road. You’ll paddle on still lagoon water, getting close enough to see how icebergs break…
Glacier walking feels like stepping into another planet. I love the hands-on glacier time: about 2 hours on Breiðamerkurjökull (roughly 4–6 km), with guides like Matthew and Javier explaining how ice moves and changes. I also love the small-group feel…
This night bus ride can turn into magic. This small-group Northern Lights tour is built for the big variables of aurora hunting: light pollution and cloud cover, plus a guide who knows how to react fast. I like that you’re…
Langjökull is closer than you think. This is one of those rare Iceland trips where you actually go onto a glacier, driven right there on the Sleipnir Red Glacier Monster Truck, with stops that keep the day feeling cinematic. I…
Landmannalaugar delivers the kind of Iceland views that feel unreal. This Reykjavík-to-Highlands day trip is built around one main goal: get you up to Brennisteinsalda for a short hike and then send you to soak your legs in the Landmannalaugar…
South Coast is Iceland’s drama in one day. This full-day trip strings together waterfalls, a black sand coast, and a glacier stop, all with a real guide riding right alongside you. I love the way the tour keeps things small…
Want Iceland without driving? This small-group Silver Circle tour strings together some of West Iceland’s best sights in one smooth day, so you can focus on the views, not the map. I like that you get hotel pickup around Reykjavik…
Hot water and cold air make a great combo. At Krauma, you get six geothermal pools (five warm, one cold) fed by the Deildartunguhver hot spring, plus two steam rooms. You’ll also enjoy views of the hot-spring area while you…
Blue ice, real glacier dirt under your boots. This is one of the most direct ways to see Vatnajökull’s ice caves up close, with a 4×4 drive that feels like part of the adventure. The cave you get is chosen…
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…
Faxaflói Bay turns science into goosebumps. This combo day pairs a big-boat whale watch out of Reykjavík’s Old Harbor with a whale-focused museum stop called Whales of Iceland in the center of town. You’ll look for whales in their habitat,…
That glacier hike feels like a quest. This 12-hour South Coast day tour strings together the famous stops you came for, then adds a proper off-road push to reach the Katla Ice Cave on Kötlujökull, an icefall of Mýrdalsjökull. You’ll…
A museum about penises sounds silly. Then you walk in and it gets oddly fascinating. The Phallological Museum in the heart of Reykjavík is the world’s only museum devoted to phallology, with a serious collection and a playful attitude. What…
The Blue Lagoon is a rare Iceland stop that feels like a spa day, not a sightseeing chore. Warm geothermal water in a lava field, outdoor steam, and mineral-rich skin care make it a satisfying reset after a long flight…
Cats. Stories. A short walk downtown. This is a small-group Reykjavík city walk with a feline theme, built around cat myths, local history, and the real-life shop cats you won’t spot on your own. I like that it mixes easy…
