ICELAND
1390 Tours Reviewed
Keflavik feels far from the city. This transfer is a straightforward fix: you step off your flight, walk a minute to the Airport Direct desk and orange buses, then ride into Reykjavik with free WiFi and seat power for your…
Cold water, clear wonder. What makes this Silfra snorkeling tour special is the setting: you swim in the UNESCO-listed Thingvellir National Park through the Silfra Fissure, where you literally float between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. I love…
Two waterfalls in one day—fast and focused. This Lake Mývatn and Godafoss cruise excursion is built for shore time, packing in major geothermal scenery without wasting the clock, and it starts with the big wow of Godafoss plus the geology…
Iceland gets loud when you do it fast. This 6-day Ring Road minibus tour packs the big hits—Gullfoss, Geysir, Þingvellir, glacier hikes, an ice cave, and whale watching—while taking the stress out of driving and timing. I love the Reykjavik…
South Iceland in one long day. This tour strings together big-name waterfalls, the black-sand Reynisfjara shore, and a glacier option that turns the day from scenic to seriously memorable. I love the tight route that hits several must-sees without you…
Steam and waterfalls in one tight day. This tour gives you a smart introduction to northern Iceland in about six hours, stitching together powerful waterfalls, eerie geothermal ground, and lava shapes you won’t forget. I like how the day is…
Blue ice has a way of sticking with you. This 4-hour Vatnajökull Glacier Walk from Höfn (Hali) mixes a super jeep ride with a guided hike on Breiðamerkurjökull near Jökulsárlón, usually away from the biggest crowds. I like two things…
Warm ocean speed hits different. This is a 2-hour RIB whale watch designed to put you close to Eyjafjord wildlife while keeping the group tight. The Eyjafjord setting is all glacier-carved mountain drama, and the boat’s size helps you see…
Whales in Reykjavik feel unreal. This 3-hour yacht cruise from the Old Harbor targets whales and dolphins in Faxafloi Bay, with guides who explain what you’re seeing (some departures shine thanks to guides like Lucky). I love the observation deck…
One day. Three kinds of Iceland. This South Coast and glacier hike run strings together the big-ticket sights: Seljalandsfoss with the option to walk behind a waterfall, Skógafoss with its famous viewpoint steps, and then a real walk on Sólheimajökull’s…
A day like this feels built for real Iceland. You’ll do the Golden Circle sights, but with small-group time and extras like Friðheimar tomato soup and a long soak at Gamla Laugin. The day runs from Reykjavik and layers in…
Snæfellsnes looks like another planet. This full-day drive stitches together glacier ice, volcanic terrain, and coastal surprises across Iceland’s western peninsula. A big part of what makes it fun is the human touch: guides like Leroy and Simon use stories,…
Ice shoes on, stress off. This Sólheimajökull Glacier Hike is one of those rare Iceland activities where you get real ice under your feet, not just a photo stop. You’ll start near Vík, gear up at the Sólheimajökull base, and…
Whales in a museum can be surprisingly powerful. At Whales of Iceland, you get life-size models of the whales found around Iceland (23 types in the main lineup, with more models overall), backed by interactive learning and a calm, slightly…
A new volcano view from above is hard to beat. This short helicopter tour targets Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula, where fresh lava fields and active-looking terrain can sit surprisingly close to the capital. I especially like the small-group setup and the…
