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Looking for a fun-packed adventure while in Iceland? The Golden Circle is an absolute must when in Iceland. The icing on the cake, however, is building in a snowmobile and glacier ice cave adventure while you're there. Meet us on location in front of the Cafe at Gullfoss Café, close to Gullfoss waterfall and enjoy a monster truck ride up to the glacier. These custom made trucks are a cross-breed between a regular coach and a bigfoot truck and are something you don't see every day. Riding through the rugged Icelandic Highlands is an experience of its own so get your cameras out and relax in the comfy seats onboard. When we arrive at our Base Camp, we will provide you with all the necessary gear for this adventure. This includes snowsuit, gloves, helmet, and even shoe-covers if you are still wearing your trainers. Now get ready for the fun part, snowmobiling. After a briefing with our guides about how to safely ride a snowmobile, you will be well-prepared to hop aboard and head out onto the glacier. Our guides will lead the way through a safe and well-maintained track that leads to our glacier ice cave. The snowmobile ride to the glacier ice cave is approximately twenty-five minutes, depending on the conditions. When we get there, carefully park your snowmobile, put on your crampons and head on inside the 100-meter ice cave. We have been faithfully making our way inside the 400-year-old ice on the outskirts of Langjökull Glacier. It's incredible to see inside the solid block of Ice and not every day that you can walk inside an astonishing glacier. After a pleasant and informative stop, it will be time to start your engines and head back out to the glacier. We will now make our way back to Base Camp for a cup of coffee in our warm and cosy Glacial Hut, before going back to the monster truck for another ride back to Gullfoss waterfall, where you were picked up. Select dates to check availability.

The private Reykjanes, Blue Lagoon, Lava Tunnel and the Northern lights by jeep is a perfect tour for all the geology lovers. During this tour, you will be amazed by various types of Icelandic landscapes. From black sand deserts, basalt cliffs, blue geothermal Blue Lagoon, volcanoes, steaming geothermal areas, colourful lava caves and much more. In the morning you will be picked up from your accommodation in Reykjavik with a comfortable 4x4 jeep and head South to visit the fantastic Raufarhólshellir lava cave. You will spend 1h in the lava tunnel where an experienced local guide will share with you all the knowledge about the various lava formations, how the lava caves are created, different types of minerals and about volcanic nature of Iceland. You will also have enough time to take breath-taking photographs of the colourful lava formations and shinning bacteria that cover the walls. The next highlight of this incredible tour will be the Reykjanes UNESCO Geopark, one of Iceland’s geological gems where tectonic movements are always present. The main attractions of the Reykjanes Geopark are the mesmerizing Kleifarvatn and Grænavatn lakes, the steamy geothermal hills of Krýsuvík and Seltún. On your next stop, you will have a walk on the paths between hot springs and mud pools in the Gunnuhver geothermal area. You will also visit one of the oldest lighthouses in Iceland - Reykjanesviti. Later you will cross the bridge between two continents between the North American and the European tectonic plates which are continually spreading. After a day full of attractions, you will visit one of the most popular natural pools in Iceland - the famous Blue Lagoon (approx. 1,5 hours of geothermal relaxation). Please note that the Blue Lagoon ticket is not included in the price and must be booked at least two weeks in advance at www.bluelagoon.is. The visit to the Blue Lagoon is optional, and it is possible also take a walk around the geothermal area and take photos of steamy blue pools and green lava fields. It is also possible to have a coffee at the Blue Lagoon’s cafe. At the end of the tour, you will try your luck and hunt for the fantastic Northern Lights. During the trip, your guide will be continually checking the aurora forecast to find the best as possible spots for you to see this spectacular natural phenomenon away from the city light pollution and in the middle of the Icelandic breath-taking nature. Please note that the Northern Lights are the natural phenomenon and can never be guaranteed and the aurora season in Iceland is from mid-August to mid-April. Don’t miss the chance to take in all of these attractions in comfort. Secure your place by selecting a date.

Drive a snowmobile across the surface of Iceland’s second-largest glacier, Langjökull and venturing down the largest man-made ice tunnel in the world! It is one of the greatest things you can do in Iceland. On the way, we will visit some of the Borgarfjörður region's most spectacular waterfalls. Those wanting a unique holiday in Iceland should book this sightseeing and adventure tour now. Your day's adventure will begin with a pick up by your private driver from either your accommodation in Reykjavík city or Keflavík airport in a Mercedes Benz V-class. From there, you'll be driven to Húsafell where you will be transported in a modified glacier vehicle on to Langjökull. What lies under the surface of the Langjökull glacier has been unknown. In 2010, a couple of Icelanders made it possible for people to go inside the glacier ice cap so they could see the blue ice which rests deep inside the glacier. You’ll first get to ride a snowmobile before going exploring the man-made tunnel into the blue heart of Langjökull for a one-of-a-kind experience. Anyone 18 years or older with a driver’s license can operate the snowmobile. An experienced guide will lead the tour and teach you the basics of operating a snowmobile. You'll follow the guide through the ice-tunnels, witnessing the ever-changing environment of glaciers. You'll see countless rooms and halls built inside the glacier, including the 'chapel' where festivities have been held. On the way to the glacier, we will make a stop at Barnafossar and Hraunfossar waterfalls. This cascade is an exceptionally beautiful and unusual natural pearl. The Hraunfossar waterfall looks like it magically appears from within the lava. The waterfall streams out of Hallmundarhraun which an ancient lava field is. From Hraunfossar we will hike to another nearby natural pearl, Barnafossar waterfall which rushes violently through a dramatic canyon. On the way back we will stop look at Krauma the geothermal baths and Deildatunguhver, Europe’s most powerful hot spring. If people want it is possible to bathe in the geothermal baths at Krauma. The price for adults is 3,950 isk per person and needs to be booked in advance Experience more of Iceland on this fantastic guided luxury private day tour. Check availability by choosing a date.

Join this four-day tour where you will visit all the most famous and exciting sights in the South and West of Iceland. Included is accommodation for three nights with breakfast. Your first day takes you to the South Coast of Iceland where you will visit the majestic waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss, two of the kings of the Icelandic waterfalls. Adding in even more excitement, you will also visit two less-known but equally beautiful waterfalls called Gljufrabui and Irafoss. Your day ends with a visit to the famous Black Beach of Reynisfjara where the mighty Atlantic ocean plays a symphony on the black sand beneath incredible cliff formations. On the second day, you will visit the incredible Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon and walk on the Diamond Beach, where icebergs rest like satin diamonds on the black sand beach. From there you will set off in a "monster truck" which will transport you through the rough highlands towards a unique Blue Ice cave. The Ice caves in Vatnajokull glacier are formed each winter naturally and are a spectacular sight to see. On your way back towards Reykjavik, you will also visit the beautiful Skaftafell National Park and stop in the lovely village of Vik. The third day of this adventure will take you to the Snæfellsnes peninsula. This amazing part of Iceland is crowned by the Snæfellsjokull glacier, made famous by Jules Verne in his novel Journey to the Center of the Earth. You will visit the seal colony of Ytri Tunga, hike around two small fishing villages Arnarstapi and Hellnar and explore the fantastic rock formations on Djupalonssandur, including Londrangar. After a stop in the village of Olafsvik, you will drive to the Kirkjufell mountain. This iconic peak mountain is the most photographed one in Iceland - and for a great reason! The historic and beautiful area of Borgarfjordur is the venue for the last day of your tour. You will start the day by visiting Grabrok, a volcanic crater which you can walk to the top of and take in a fantastic view of the area. Next, you will head to the magnificent Hraunfossar waterfall, a visual feast of water streaming through a lava field. Next to Hraunfossar is another waterfall called Barnafoss - the waterfall of the children. Even more, adventure awaits you in visiting Vidgelmir, a vast lava cave underneath the ground, featuring amazing colours and lava formations lurking in the depth of the Earth. Finally, to end a great tour in a relaxing manner, you will visit the Krauma Spa, a geothermal natural bath & spa located next to Deildartunguhver, Europe's most powerful hot spring. Book this tour now and get ready for an unforgettable experience!

Hop aboard this small-group luxury yacht whale watching tour from the Reykjavik Old Harbour. On this two and a half to three hour tour which is operated all year round at 13.15 (1:15 pm), we cruise into Faxafloi Bay in search of the giants of the sea, the whales. The most common whales in our bay are the baleen whales minke whales, humpback whales, white-beaked dolphins and harbour porpoises. Besides the whales, we also see a lot of sea birds — different ducks and seagulls, puffins, razorbills, kittiwakes, sea gannet and more. Occasionally we see killer whales, pilot whales and other types. Although highly unusual, fin whales and blue whales have been seen on occasion. During summer, we stop at puffin island to watch these colourful birds on our way back to Faxafloi bay. Puffins are the most populated bird species in Iceland, but still, they are hard to find. This boat tour is made even more incredible due to the incredible views you can enjoy from the boat. These include Snaefellsnes peninsula (sometimes called “Iceland in miniature”), Reykjanes Peninsula, the Blue Lagoon, Reykjavik City, and the mountains Esja and Akrafjall. Harpa Yacht is a 70 feet luxury yacht, made by the legendary Cantiery di Pisa. It is very stable and boasts a beautiful newly renovated interior: an onboard bar, saloon and a lounge. Onboard, there are also educational materials and a kids corner. We can pick you up at your hotel (charges occur), or you can show up at our sales office at the harbour in time for departure. This tour involves a small-group with fewer passengers to ensure enough space for everybody on board and personnel service. Whale watching is an incredible experience, and this tour is sure to enhance your trip to Iceland. Select dates to check availability and book your spot today!

Hop aboard this luxury Northern Lights yacht cruise which departs from Reykjavik. Let us pick you up at your hotel (charges occur), or you can show up at our sales office on Ægisgardur pier if this suits you better. We start the tour from the old harbour in Reykjavik, passing the Harpa concert hall, the sculpture Sun Voyager and the famous Höfði house, on our way beyond the islands of Videy and Engey. When are far enough from the city lights and are clear from the light pollution from the city lights, we will slow down. From here our experienced crew will be on a constant lookout for the first signs of Northern Lights activity. Meanwhile, we enjoy the city lights in the distance, the view to the sky, constellations, maybe the Milky Way. From October 9th to December 8th, we also have the Imagine Peace Tower made by Yoko Ono in memory of John Lennon. The light tower is also lit up during around Christmas time and on New Year's Eve. The tremendous Northern Lights (or Aurora Borealis) are by many considered one of the most beautiful natural phenomenons in the world. They are created as eruptions within the sun send out millions of tons of particles out to the sky. Some of these particles reach the Earth and collide with particles in our atmosphere, where they ignite and create the northern lights. While waiting for the lights, we wrap up in blankets and enjoy drinks from the on-board bar or sit inside in the warm and cosy interior. You will be very comfortable aboard. Our yacht, Harpa, was renovated in 2019. With lovely interior and an on-board bar, saloon, lounge, a flybridge with 360 views, and a kids corner. The yacht is very stable, and we limit the number of passengers on board to make sure it is comfortable for everyone. Escape the crowds and join Harpa Yachts in this small group tour with fewer passengers, relaxed atmosphere and personnel service. Select dates to check availability.

The 5 day National park special including Golden Circle, South Coast & Snæfellsnes tours covers all the major attractions of those areas with some amazing activities included. Check out our 5 day expedition of our nature of fire and ice that should fit groups and solo travelers alike. The first day starting from Reykjavik includes waterfalls Barnafoss and Hraunfossar. From the you will be heading to Snæfellsnes peninsula where you will find sights like the entrance to the center of the earth at Snæfellsjökull, the famous mountain Kirkjufell which Game of Thrones fans will be excited about and the awesome landscapes with lave fields and black sand beaches. You will also have a chance to spot the northern lights if you are lucky with the weather. Continuing the trip of amazing sights you will visit places such as Gullfoss waterfall, Geysir geothermal area, Thingvellir National Park and Kerid crater. The Golden circle is the most famous route in Iceland and its diverse landscapes and rich history will not fail to impress, to make it even better we will make a stop at a local farm to enjoy some home made ice cream Iceland is known for the endless numbers of waterfalls around the country. You will get a chance to see many of them in this tour, Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss waterfalls will be visited when you head towards the south coast. A glacier hike in Skaftafell in Vatnajökull National Park is included with the guidance from our highly trained glacier guides. Even further east you will stop at Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon and the beautiful Diamond beach next to it with a view of the largest glacier in Europe, Vatnajökull. And then to top everything off there is the blue ice cave, our experienced guides will take you to explore an ice cave in the largest glacier in Europe, Vatnajökull which most people never get a chance to see in their lifetimes, making it a very special experience, open the calendar to see the dates available and join us on an exploration of the south and west of Iceland

This tour is your extreme Iceland experience. Bringing you closer to glacier, waterfalls and volcanoes around Iceland. Starting from Reykjavik airport we head towards the mountains and fly over Whale bay, getting it name in the old days as whales used this fjord to scare fish in and lock them in so they could enjoy their buffet in peace and quiet. In the bottom of that fjord sits Iceland's tallest waterfall, Glymur where we can easily see how the waterfall is hidden in the canyon. This is a popular hiking trail as the waterfall has amazing attraction. As we make our way towards Langjokul, who happens to be the 2nd largest glacier in Iceland we can withness the remains of the last Ice Age. In summertime you will see cracks and crevices in the glacier formed by its crawling outwards from under its own weight and on our way back, we fly past Skjaldbreidur, a shield mountain volcano that is over 9.000 year old. It has a rare shape of a shield found nowhere else in Europe. Thingvellir has been named one of the Golden Circle trivia and has played a great role in Iceland for ages. As we fly above we can witness the Continental rift. Our second landing in this tour is at the very active and powerful Hengil volcano geothermal area. Bubbling mud pools and hissing vents make this place magical ! Colorful moss and dramatic mountains like seen nowhere else. This tour should be #1 on your bucket list as it is so amazing and only accessible by helicopter. Make sure your Icelandic Experience is perfected by visiting this place.

Be amazed as we take you on a journey that will leave you speechless. This tour includes sights from the Golden Circle from air, glaciers, waterfalls, deep canyons, dramatic mountains and many more. Our first stop is at Háifoss waterfall, known for its neighbor waterfall called Granni. They sit together quite high and make for the perfect photo moment. Make sure to have your pilot snap a photo or two with the perfect backdrop. This one will definitely pump up your Insta story! We visit the infamous Landmannalaugar where we find the perfect spot to land and let you enjoy the views. We visit Thorsmork, named for the God of Thunder, Thorsmork AKA The Valley of Thor boasts lush green plants and a rocky mountain outcrop, making it a unique sight to behold. Large mountain peaks and visible remains of the eruption that brought everything to a stop in the "hard to pronounce" volcano, Eyjafjallajökull. Total duration of this flight is about 3-4 hours with about 2.5 hour guided helicopter flight and 3 separate landings about 20 minutes long each. Keep in mind this tour is extremely weather dependent we fly to the highlands and during winter time when we have shorter days and unpredictable weather we sometimes need to alter the route and even change departure dates and times with short notice. We monitor the weather quite frequently and our aim is to maximize our guests experience so know we are doing our very best. We can fit up to 6 passengers on our helicopter and in order for this tour to be flown, we need a minimum of 4 passengers. If you are a solo traveler, let us know to see if we can find a convenient option for you to share rides with other groups if available. Glacier landings are only made when deemed safe by our pilots and are determined by factors such as weather and glacier surface conditions. For your safety, we reserve the right to alter routes, flight plans and itineraries if needed.

Are you looking for a unique and memorable Icelandic experience? Well, look no further. This flight offers a magnificent sight of the very active geothermal area at Mount Hengil volcano. It is a very picturesque and colourful area, where bubbling mud pools can be seen (and smelled) up close and personal. The region is hard to reach for hikers and impassable for vehicles. This means it's tranquil and peaceful and makes the perfect place for quiet reflection. The only disturbances likely would be from sheep that sometimes live close to the warm area. Here we make a landing and walk around this beautiful geothermal area that belongs to the volcano Hengill. Hissing vents and colourful moss all around. Hengill is one of the largest high-temperature geothermal areas in Iceland. Keep in mind; this area is not your typical tourist place as it is quite hard to reach. Therefore, you must listen to your pilot's instructions carefully and behave conscientiously towards the nature around you at all times. This is one of Iceland's most hidden gems, and the untouched and raw nature must be treated with respect at all times. For special occasions,, our pilots will pull out the bubbly and make a toast for life. So whether it be a birthday, anniversary or engagement; let us make your experience in Iceland that little bit more magical. Make sure to get your picture taken in one of Iceland's most unique place! This tour requires a minimum of 4 passengers to be flown, so get your friends and family together and experience this hidden area in Iceland with your loved ones. If you are travelling alone, give us a call, and we will try our very best to accommodate you with another group. For our guests staying in Reykjavik, we offer complimentary Pick up/Drop off Service. Contact our sales team to arrange. Select dates to check availability. Book your helicopter ride now!

The Golden Circle and the Blue Lagoon are the must visit sights for any traveller visiting Iceland. By booking this tour, you can experience both in the same day in an enjoyable and relaxing manner. Included in the tour package is admission to Kerid Volcanic Crater and comfort admission tickets to the Blue Lagoon, so you are all set for your day of adventure. The tour departs from Reykjavik and your first stop will be at the Thingvellir National Park. This is one of the treasures on Iceland, both for its importance in Icelandic history and for it´s amazing beauty. Thingvellir is a UNESCO listed World Heritage Site and was the venue for the Icelandic Parliament from 930 to 1798. Among the many attractions of Thingvellir is that here the Eurasian and American tectonic plates meet and you can stand with one foot in each world! Next on your agenda is a visit to the world-famous site of the hot spring Geysir. Hot springs are an important part of the nature of Iceland and Geysir has become a symbol of there around the world. Today it is it´s neighbour Strokkur which takes the centre stage, erupting every few minutes and throwing the hot water up to heights of 30 meters, creating a spectacular show of nature. In the Geysir area, you will be able to buy lunch or other food if you wish. Gullfoss, the golden waterfall, is the king of the Icelandic waterfalls. The amazing raw power and beauty will take your breath away as the water relentlessly plummets down over 30 meters into a rugged canyon. Thingvellir, Gullfoss and Geysir form the traditional Golden Circle, but to add even more excitement to your tour, you will also visit the Kerid Volcanic Crater. The 55 meters deep crater is over 3.000 years old and is a unique creation of the Icelandic nature. After enjoying the great sights of nature, it is time to head to the famous Blue Lagoon where you will be able to relax in the natural hot water and enjoy the great facilities there. The Blue Lagoon is sold out most of the time well in advance but as this tour includes the Blue Lagoon Comfort admission tickets, you can start looking forward to an amazing day in Iceland as soon as you have completed your booking of the tour.

Have a truly Icelandic experience with a visit to the Blue Lagoon followed up with a Northern Lights hunt in the evening. On this combo tour, you will see and witness two wonders of the world. The day starts with a hotel pick-up from your accommodation 30 minutes before your scheduled departure time. You board your transfer bus to the Blue lagoon and start your journey for one of the wonders of the world, the Blue Lagoon. The mineral-rich waters offer a unique and first-hand experience of Iceland’s plentiful geothermal springs. On this, our, comfort admission to the lagoon is included. The comfort admission includes a silica mud mask and first drink of choice at the lagoon, perfect way to relax and reflect upon the natural beauty of this island and is a must-see when travelling to Iceland. There will be a short interval after returning to Reykjavik and before the northern lights tour starts. Therefore we highly recommend our customers to have dinner at the blue lagoon before heading out for a night of northern lights search. After unwinding in the mystical blue water for approx 3-4 hours, you get ready to head back to Reykjavik where you will meet up with your northern lights expert that will guide you through the magical northern lights hunt in the evening. When spotted, the Aurora is both wonderfully mysterious and magical, and once seen never forgotten. Nothing says “Icelandic Winter” like the idea of hunting for the Northern Lights. Our expert operational team has decades of experience analysing weather patterns. We carefully review the cloud forecast, and the Northern Lights forecast daily. We never set off unless we think we have a good chance of spotting them, meaning we have a high success rate. The northern lights tour will start at 21:00 From October 15th to March 14th 22:00 From August 23rd to October 14th and then again from March 15th to April 15th 22:30 from April 16th to April 25th The northern lights tour is led by a professional, English speaking host and also a smart in-bus audio guide including ten languages for each guest. The tablets provide you with a continuous stream of relevant information along the journey with a GPS synced Audio Guide. Along the tour, our hosts will make your experience comfortable and are happy to answer any questions you might have about our beautiful country. In each seat, you will also find a USB outlet to charge any of your devices. When visiting Iceland in the winter, the northern lights and the blue lagoon is an absolute must, combine these two must-do things in one day and have a story to tell when you arrive back home.