Complete 7-Day Tour Around Iceland's Ring Road & Snaefellsnes Peninsula

Day 2 starts with a nice breakfast at the hotel. You'll then be picked up in a comfortable bus, ready for a day of adventure along the South Coast of Iceland with your expert guide.

Start with a visit to the charming coastal village of Vik. Climb up to the church atop the hill and marvel at the tall Reynisdrangar Sea Stacks rising from the North Atlantic, like natural guardians of the shore. 

For those looking for an extra adventure, an optional Katla Ice Cave tour offers a rare opportunity to enter a hidden world beneath the Myrdalsjokull Glacier.

Step inside the cave and be surrounded by the magical blue hues of the ice, with intricate ice formations that sparkle in the light. This add-on activity comes at an additional cost.

If you prefer a more relaxed experience, enjoy free time to immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Vik.

Following your ice cave adventure or exploration of Vik, enjoy lunch in the village at your own expense.

Next, head to Fjadrargljufur Canyon, where the winding river flows through towering cliffs. The canyon's beauty will take your breath away as you walk along the rim, feeling the fresh air and taking in the sweeping views.

Continue your journey east to the stunning Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon. Witness the mesmerizing sight of massive icebergs floating gracefully and sparkling in the crystal-clear waters.

Just a short walk away, discover Diamond Beach. Ice chunks from the lagoon wash up on the black sand, creating a striking contrast against the dark beach. The sight of these glittering ice pieces is unforgettable.

As the afternoon sun gently fades, you’ll be taken to your hotel in Hofn. In this coastal town, you can unwind and reflect on the day's incredible adventures, surrounded by the serenity of the Icelandic landscape.

East Iceland is a hidden gem, known for its rugged landscapes, peaceful fjords, and charming villages. That’s exactly what you’ll explore on day 3 of this one-week tour in Iceland.

You’ll be picked up at your hotel after a hearty breakfast and guided through this serene and beautiful part of the country.

Your first stop is the coastal village of Djupivogur. Here, colorful boats gently sway with the waves in the harbor, framed by majestic mountains in the distance.

Take a moment to stroll along the waterfront and explore the town’s unique outdoor art collection called the Eggin i Gledivik Sculpture Garden. See large egg-shaped figures, each representing a bird species found in the area.

Next, head to Egilsstadir, a town nestled by the shores of Lake Lagarfljot. Surrounded by lush landscapes, it offers a peaceful pause during your travels.

Here, savor a delicious lunch and enjoy a well-deserved break before the next phase of your expedition.

The journey continues to Borgarfjordur Eystri, a serene fjord renowned for its hiking trails and scenic beauty. This remote area is also home to eye-catching puffin colonies during the summer, adding a touch of wildlife to your journey.

For those seeking extra relaxation, consider visiting the Vok Baths, an optional add-on activity for an additional fee.

Located by Lake Urridavatn, these geothermal baths provide a peaceful retreat where you can soak in warm waters while taking in panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and landscapes.

As the day comes to an end, head to your hotel in Egilsstadir to relax and reflect on your journey through eastern Iceland’s stunning fjords. The mix of coastal charm and geothermal relaxation will leave you with unforgettable memories of this unique region.

North Iceland is a place where nature's power and beauty collide. This region offers an unforgettable blend of waterfalls, volcanic landscapes, and geothermal activity.

On day 4, your guide will take you through North Iceland’s must-see attractions. Travel comfortably by bus as you explore the region’s rugged beauty.

Start with a visit to Studlagil Canyon, where tall basalt columns rise on both sides of the river. The clear blue water of the Jokulsa a Fjollum River flows through the canyon, creating a striking contrast with the dark rocks. The surrounding greenery adds to the beauty, making it a perfect spot for photos.

Next, head to Dettifoss Waterfall, Europe's most powerful one. Feel the ground rumble beneath you as you take in the sheer force of the water cascading into the canyon below.

Continue to the Namaskard Geothermal Area, where the ground steams with bubbling mud pools and hot vents. The bright mineral colors and distinct smell in the air make this a truly unique experience as you explore the geothermal vents.

Next, explore the mysterious Dimmuborgir Lava Field, known for its twisted volcanic rock formations. With your guide, wander through this mystical landscape, where strange shapes and local folklore add to the sense of mystery and wonder.

Continue to Skutustadagigar, a series of pseudocraters formed by volcanic activity. Stroll along the rims of these unique formations and take in the wide views of the surrounding landscape.

Then, visit Godafoss Waterfall, nicknamed the "Waterfall of the Gods." Witness the forceful cascade and take in the natural beauty of this landmark. The folklore surrounding Godafoss adds a cultural touch to the experience.

Finally, head to Akureyri, the charming northern capital of Iceland. After a day of natural wonders, you’ll check into your hotel and take a moment to relax and reflect on the breathtaking landscapes you’ve experienced.

Start your day with a delicious breakfast as you prepare for an exciting exploration of Northwest Iceland, a region known for its landscapes and culture.

After breakfast, you’ll get the opportunity to explore Akureyri, the “Capital of the North.” Take a stroll to the harbor, where you can join an optional whale-watching tour for an extra fee.

Keep an eye on the water, and you might spot these majestic sea creatures jumping out of the surface. This add-on activity gives you the chance to see whales, dolphins, and other marine life in their natural habitat.

If you’d rather stay on land, you can wander through the town’s beautiful botanical garden or browse the inviting shops along the main street.

Afterwards, enjoy a relaxing lunch in Akureyri before leaving the town and continuing your journey to the Glaumbaer Farm and Turf Museum. This open-air museum offers a fascinating look at Iceland’s rural past.

Explore traditional turf houses and artifacts, gaining insight into the cultural heritage of the region. Learn about the daily lives of Icelandic farmers and the unique architecture that has stood the test of time.

With your guide, you’ll head to Borgarvirki. It’s an ancient fortress built on a volcanic plug. Discover its historical importance as a strategic lookout point used for centuries. At the same time, soak in the wide views of the surrounding landscapes, imagining the events that unfolded in this historic location.

Your adventure continues with a visit to Hvitserkur Sea Stack, a unique rock formation rising dramatically from the sea. Marvel at its intriguing shape, surrounded by folklore and local legends, adding mystery to this breathtaking scene.

Next, explore the beauty of the Kolugljufur Canyon, carved by the Kolugljufur River over millennia. Admire the cliffs and the beautiful waterfall at the canyon's edge.

Finally, make your way to your hotel in Laugarbakki to relax in peaceful surroundings. Reflect on the day's adventures and get ready for the exciting experiences ahead.

West Iceland is a place where nature's power and Iceland's history blend beautifully. On day 6 of this Iceland tour, you'll discover volcanic craters, peaceful waterfalls, and hot springs, all surrounded by breathtaking landscapes.

After breakfast at your hotel, your guide will pick you up and share fascinating insights as you begin exploring this amazing region.

Begin with a visit to Grabrok, a volcanic crater formed over 3,000 years ago. Climb to the top and enjoy sweeping views of lava fields and mountains, a perfect introduction to the forces that shaped Iceland’s landscape.

Next, head to Glanni waterfall, a peaceful cascade nestled in the Husafell area. Take in the beauty of the waterfall as it flows gracefully through the lush greenery, offering a moment of calm and a perfect photo opportunity.

Continue to Hraunfossar, a unique series of waterfalls flowing through the Hallmundarhraun lava field. Watch as the clear, cold water weaves its way through lava rock, creating a captivating view. This geological wonder showcases the delicate balance of Iceland’s fire and ice.

Next, visit Sturlureykir, an authentic Icelandic horse farm. Here, you’ll learn about the history and cultural significance of the Icelandic horse. Get up close to these animals and gain insight into their importance to Icelandic heritage.

Continue your journey to Deildartunguhver, Europe’s most powerful hot spring. Watch as steam rises from the earth, showing the powerful geothermal forces shaping Iceland's landscape. Experience the raw power of nature as you witness this incredible thermal display.

Conclude your day’s adventures in Reykjavik, where you’ll check into a comfortable hotel for the night. Relax and reflect on the amazing experiences of your Iceland tour, savoring the memories before preparing for the journey home.

On the final day of your Iceland tour, your guide will pick you up in Reykjavik. From there, you'll travel along the beautiful western coast, ready for your last adventure on this one-week tour in Iceland.

Head towards the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, often called "Iceland in Miniature." This scenic area offers a bit of everything, from towering mountains to beautiful beaches and volcanic landscapes.

Your journey begins with a visit to the iconic Kirkjufell Mountain, a distinctively shaped peak surrounded by picturesque landscapes.

Known as the "Church Mountain," Kirkjufell is a well-known symbol of Iceland's natural beauty and a popular subject for photographers capturing the essence of the country.

At 1,519 feet (463 meters), it is a striking landmark above the fjords. On clear days, you can also see the distant Snaefellsjokull Glacier and the surrounding landscapes. The nearby Kirkjufellsfoss Waterfall adds even more charm to this iconic mountain.

Continue your exploration at Djupalonssandur black sand beach, a hauntingly beautiful stretch of coastline. The black pebbles, a result of past volcanic activity, create a striking contrast against the powerful waves of the North Atlantic.

Explore the beach's features, including the remains of a shipwreck, adding historical intrigue to the natural scenery. Djupalonssandur was once a bustling fishing village, and the remnants of its industrial past can still be seen.

Next, visit the Arnarstapi fishing village. This place is known for its rugged coastline, jagged cliffs, and a beautiful harbor.

Explore the village, enjoy the stunning views, and walk along the hiking trails. This area is also home to diverse birdlife, adding an extra touch of nature to this unique Icelandic gem.

The day ends with a scenic journey back to Reykjavik, reflecting on the amazing sights you’ve experienced. This 7-day tour in Iceland concludes as you return to the capital, filled with memories of Iceland’s stunning natural beauty.