ICELAND
765 Tours Reviewed
You can feel the Icelandic horse culture up close. This private ride from Reykjavík/Mosfellsbær takes you onto Mt. Úlfarsfell with a guide who adjusts the pace to your riding level. You get time in the stable first, then real trail…
A day like this cuts through the noise fast. You’ll move from cliffs and sea-carved pools to steaming geothermal fields, then end near the recent energy of Fagradalsfjall, with Luke’s photography built into the flow. I like that you get…
A boat ride off Reykjavik can change your whole day. This whale watching tour puts you in Faxafloi Bay, just a few minutes from downtown, where ocean mammals often show up close to shore. You also get practical marine explanations…
Snæfellsnes turns Iceland into a one-day highlight reel. This small-group trip runs from Reykjavik on a max 17 passenger minibus with a professional local driver-guide doing the logistics and sharing live commentary as you go. I like that you spend…
Some trips rush. This one slows down. This 5-day small-group tour strings together Iceland’s most dramatic variety, from geothermal springs and lava waterfalls to the South Coast’s black-sand drama and Vatnajökull glacier adventures. I especially like that you get enough…
A full day of Iceland’s forces in one route. This small-group cruise excursion strings together waterfalls, lava scenery, and geothermal stops around Lake Mývatn—then finishes with time in the Nature Baths. You’ll also get the kind of guiding that focuses…
The aurora feels close on this one. This Reykjavik Northern Lights photography tour is built for a real night hunt: you’ll leave the city glow, follow aurora forecasts from the Icelandic Met Office, and stop where the sky has the…
Geothermal Iceland, packed into one day. This Lake Mývatn classic tour from Akureyri is built for people who want big geology explained in plain language, not just photo stops. You’ll roll through Lake Mývatn country with a live, English-speaking guide…
Black beaches by horseback is a great combo. This southern Iceland ride puts you on Icelandic horses over ancient volcanic sand while the ocean breeze keeps everything real and wild. I especially like that the scenery has strong direction: calm…
Four hours, one sky, and a lot of waiting. I like that this tour is designed for comfort while you search, with cozy blankets on board and Icelandic goodies like hot chocolate and Kleina. It’s also set up to keep…
A full day of Iceland in one route? Yes. This Akureyri shore excursion strings together Goðafoss and the volcanic wonders around Lake Mývatn, with multiple short stops that keep the day moving. Two things I really like: the A/C vehicle…
Fire and ice sounds like a theme. In Iceland, it’s also the flight plan. This helicopter tour pairs a Þórisjökull Glacier landing with a stop at the Hengill Geothermal Area, so you get snow-and-steam contrasts in a tight 2-hour window.…
Goðafoss hits hard, even on a short day. This tour is built around one of Iceland’s most dramatic waterfalls—the so-called Waterfall of the Gods—with easy round-trip transfers from Akureyri plus scenic photo stops along the drive. What I like most…
Two words: go inside a glacier. This Langjökull Ice Cave day tour turns a long Reykjavík outing into something concrete and memorable: you warm up at Deildartunguhver hot spring, then roll into waterfalls, horses, and finally a man-made ice tunnel…
Stuðlagil Canyon feels like a glitch in the landscape. What makes this tour stand out is how the canyon’s look changed over time, letting you see basalt column patterns and turquoise water in one guided loop. I especially like the…
