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Book your private tour in a 4x4 SUV vehicle to explore one of the spectacular diamond of Icelandic nature Thorsmork, in all its power. You will start heading East along the South Coast after you have been picked up at your accommodation by your driver-guide. Your first stop will be at the unique waterfall Seljalandsfoss, which drops 60 metres in height - situated where the coastline ended millenniums ago, in a river which has its origins in the mighty and powerful volcano and glacier Eyjafjallajokull. Not only is the waterfall captivating, but you can also walk behind it, and it is a popular spot to take photos from behind the water. A little further in the same cliffs, you can see a few smaller waterfalls. One of which is called Gljufrabui, or 'little brother'. It is hidden in a narrow gorge, made accessible by some stepping stones in the river. At this spot, you can take fantastic photos of the waterfall inside this gorge. Next, you will stop at the mysterious canyon Stakkholtsgja. It is a beautiful natural wonder, the palagonite cliffs rise about 100 metres on both sides, and here you could take a 1.5 km hike inside the canyon. At the end of the canyon, there is a beautiful waterfall where you will experience a remarkable peace. Here you may also be reminded of the Game of Thrones series, as some of the episodes were filmed in this location. Thorsmörk is surrounded by three glaciers, Tindfjallajokull, Myrdalsjokull and the famous Eyjafjallajokull, which erupted in 2010 and disrupted all the flights in Europe. Explore one of two glacier outlets at Gigjokull, where all the ice melted ice to flood the land to the sea. Drive further on and arrive at the Valley of Thor, where you can enjoy some lunch and perhaps observe the unique weather system in place in Thorsmork. This area also boasts the most popular hiking trails in Iceland. Two of these are incredibly famous and end at Thorsmork. On your way back to Reykjavik, if there is time, you could have a quick stop at a place called the Lava Center to observe the volcanic power within Iceland. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity. Check availability by choosing a date.

Book your private tour around the volcanic wonderland of Reykjanes Peninsula in your private SUV 4x4 vehicle. Your tour will begin with your driver-guide will pick you up at your accommodation and take you to one of two UNESCO recognized areas of geological significance in Iceland, Reykjanes Geopark, sitting on the doorstep of Reykjavík. You will see this area is full of natural and geological wonders, rugged lava fields, geothermal areas and active volcanoes. On your way, you will see Lake Kleifarvatn, and if you are lucky, you could see the mysterious beast in this lake, similar to Loch Ness in Scotland. You will make a stop at Seltún in Krýsuvík, with hot steams and hot boiling mud pools and this pleasant smell. Next, you will drive along the coast of the peninsula through the rugged lava fields of Reykjanes, which are covering much of this peninsula. When you approach the toe of the peninsula, you can see the Mid-Atlantic Ridge rise above sea level and stretch beneath the Atlantic Ocean from the Arctic to the Antarctic. This is formed because the tectonic plates are drifting apart 2-3 centimetres every year. In fact, here you can walk along the ridge and between the continents: North America and Europe. On your way through this wonderland, you will visit Gunnuhver, one of the best-known hot springs on Reykjanes and named after a famous ghost lady Gunna, who met her final fate in this hot spring. Nearby you will see a 10 km long chain of craters and steam vents, which are still quite warm with hot steam coming out. In earlier times, women from Grindavík, a fishing village, came here to bake bread in the steam vents by the craters. Very close by, you can see the most popular tourist destination on the Reykjanes Peninsula, the famous Blue Lagoon, which shows that these two industries can find fascinating ways to work together. The mineral-rich water is heated up deep below the lava fields, and the discharge water which would be released into the nearby lava field is what forms the Blue Lagoon. As the tour comes to a close, you have the option to experience this unique bathing environment for yourself. Check availability by choosing a date.

Come along on a fantastic summer adventure with this 8-day tour around the Ring Road and the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. See for yourself the country's most beautiful spots including Reynisfjara black sand beach, Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, and Dettifoss waterfall as they are bathed in everlasting summer light. If you’re looking for the perfect multi-day tour, tailored with small groups in mind, there is no better option than this circle trip. Beginning from Iceland’s charming capital city, Reykjavík, you will tackle the Golden Circle sightseeing route, the stunning South Coast, and the elusive Eastfjords, before experiencing all that the beautiful north and western regions have to offer. Under the direction of an experienced local tour guide, you will see the very best of Iceland’s natural attractions and learn about the myths and legends surrounding the country’s rumbling waterfalls, glittering glaciers, and charming towns. You will then spend your nights in comfortable country hotels as the midnight sun lights up the evening sky. At the end of each day, you will retire to the best accommodation available, giving you plenty of opportunities to rest, recharge and get excited about the next leg of your trip. To make this already fun-filled trip even more extraordinary, you can spice up your days of sightseeing with adventures. These include riding a horse through the Icelandic countryside, hiking up a towering glacier, spotting whales and puffins on a whale watching excursion, and sailing among floating icebergs. Experience Iceland’s serenity and beauty when the long summer days are illuminated by midnight sun instead of star shine with this 8-day guided summer tour. Check availability by choosing a date.

Book this 6-day guided trip to discover Iceland’s rich variety of natural wonders in-between the capital Reykjavík and the ‘Capital in the North’ Akureyri. Along the way, your expert local guide will introduce you to some of the highlights of the country including the Golden Circle, South Coast, Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon and Mývatn region. This is the perfect opportunity for those who want to be shown the best attractions Iceland has to offer, such as Geysir geothermal area, Reynisfjara black sand beach, and Dettifoss waterfall, all without the hassle of driving or organising accommodations. Each place you retire to at night is of the best available accommodation. This will make sure you have enough rest and relaxation to get the most out of your adventure. From Reykjavík, you will be picked up and whisked away into the countryside where your guide will introduce you to some of Iceland’s best-loved attractions as well as giving you insight into Icelandic culture and history. During the booking process, you will have the option to add a selection of extra activities to enhance your adventure further. You can go horseriding, walk on a glacier or sail among icebergs. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Iceland and book this summer guided tour today, so you can see much of what Iceland has to offer as well as experiencing the warm glow of the Midnight Sun. Check availability by choosing a date.

Fly over the notorious Eyjafjallajokull volcano on this 30-minute helicopter tour. This tour takes you over volcanoes, glaciers and the wonders of the Highlands, giving you a panoramic view of the pure and rugged Icelandic landscapes. Arrive at our meeting point at Vodmulastadir, Hvolsvollur, where your friendly pilot will help you board the helicopter. As you start the tour, you will see the volcano loom in the distance on the ice cap of Eyjafjallajokull glacier. Head towards it and fly over to take in the incredible view. Where else in the world but Iceland could you see something like that? This particular volcano is quite notorious, as it's 2010 eruption caused worldwide travel disruptions, as well as difficulties for the poor newscasters, tasked with pronouncing its name. Give it a try - it's even tough for the locals. Eyjafjallajokull isn't just an experience for your vocal cords; it's also humbling to get so close to such a powerful force of nature on an immensely scenic flying route. Take in the rugged edges and snow-covered glacial peaks. Flying further, you will explore the incredible Thorsmork highland nature reserve. This majestic mountain valley is an idyllic wonderland nestled between the glaciers Eyjafjallajokull and Myrdalsjokull, traditionally a favourite summer camping spot for locals and a must-see destination for countless travellers who come to Iceland to hike the legendary highland trails of Laugavegur and Fimmvordurhals. Luckily for you, you have the chance to see it without days of strenuous hiking! On the way back to the base you will see some awesome glacial riverbeds which twist and turn through black sands in vivid patterns, as well as more fantastic sights to round out a genuinely amazing flight tour. Experience Iceland like you never have before, and go with us on a flightseeing adventure! Check availability by choosing a date.

Book your private tour around the Snaefellsnes Peninsula in a 4x4 SUV and get ready to explore Iceland's mesmerizing landscape. Snaefellsnes Peninsula is undeniably a real attraction it has connections to the world's major cosmic energy centres and a spectacular sea and birdlife. It is full of with many natural attractions, one after another, with its crown at the far south point of the peninsula the glacier-covered dormant Snaefellsnes volcano. You start the tour by being picked up at your accommodation by your driver-guide and hit the road. The drive will roughly take two-hours before your first destination at Budakirkja (Black Church of Budir). Budakirkja is a popular location for photographers. After Budakirkja, you will visit the small fishing villages of Arnarstapi & Hellnar. Those are attractive sights, mainly to explore the unique coastline. The highlights here are the wild birdlife along the coast, a stunning ocean cliff, the Ark at Hellnar, the unusual basalt forms and beautiful ocean views. Your next stop is at Djupalonssandur; one of Snaefellsnes's significant attractions and one of our favourite. You will reach the beach by walking from the parking lot down the Nautastigur (Bull's path). This path takes you through a lava field with giant rock formations. At the end of the lava field, you enter the astonishing black lava pearl beach. The beach is made out of these small black smooth pebbles. Among the attraction on the beach is a distinctive lava rock called Songklettur (the Singing Rock). From Djupalonssandur, you can hike to Dritvik, a former large fishing harbour encircled by high lava walls. These days it is deserted and only visited by tourists. When you visit Dritvik, you'll notice the pitch black lava formations which take on all kinds of forms. Your next destination is Londrangar, two rock pillars that stand 61 and 75 meters out of the ocean. The birdlife in the cliffs is vivid, and puffins can be seen nesting in the cliffs. Up next on your tour is Kirkjufell, a distinctly shaped peak. Kirkjufell is one of the most photographed places in Iceland and by some opinion, enough reason to visit Snæfellsnes. Within walking distance from Kirkjufell, you have the waterfall Kirkjufellsfoss. An accessible object for photographers is to capture Kirkjufellsfoss with Kirkjufell in the background. Fans of the HBO series Game of Thrones will recognize Kirkjufell as the mountain also known as Arrowhead. Your last scheduled stop on your tour is the Volcanic crater Saxholl. Saxholl is a real sightseeing attraction for those who do not want to hike too far. The cavity is approximately 100 meters high. The view from the top of the crater stretches as far as the Atlantic Ocean and boasts a view over the expansive, dried lava fields of Snaefellsnes. On your way back to Reykjavik, depending on the season, you might be able to see some of the most amazing Northern Lights displays. Secure your spot on this incredible private tour! Check availability by choosing a date.

You will experience the magic of Iceland's South Coast on this private tour in a 4x4 SUV. This South Coast Tour is perfect for exploring natural attractions on Iceland's South Coast, including waterfalls, glaciers, and black sand beaches. You start the day by being picked up at your accommodation by your driver-guide and heading East. Your first stop will be at Urridafoss waterfall. This waterfall is the most voluminous in Iceland and originates from the longest and most powerful river, Þjorsa. Your next stop is the impressive Seljalandsfoss, the waterfall where you can walk behind the cascading water. Seljalandsfoss originates from the glacier Eyjafjallajokull, which is famous for its eruption in 2010 which managed to turn off European air traffic. Beside Seljalandsfoss is a secret waterfall, or in Icelandic 'Gljufrabui'. It is hidden in a small gorge that you can venture inside. Seljalandsfoss and Gljufrabui are beloved by photographers who jump at the chance to take shots of the beautiful waterfalls. From here, you will continue to the spectacular Dyrholaey, a 120-meter high Promontory Seacliff with extensive birdlife and extraordinary views in all directions. The name Dyrholaey means "the hill island with the door hole". For those of you who are not afraid of heights, you can walk the arch or the bridge. Up there you can also find a spectacular and prominent "castle-shaped" lighthouse. From Dyrholaey, you will be able to see Myrdalsjokull glacier in the North and the famous Eyjafjallajokull volcano, the lava sea stacks Reynisdrangar in the East and the long black sand beach in the West (where you will visit next). Reynisfjara, a black sand beach, was voted among the top 10 most beautiful non-tropical beaches in the world by National Geographic in 1991, so be prepared to be amazed by its ancient and mystic surroundings. The distant mountainscapes, rock formations, and volcanic shorelines make it one of the most popular stop-off points along the South Coast. During summer, the birdlife in the cliffs makes it even more spectacular. Species like puffins can easily be seen, but be aware of the Arctic Tern who are known to be aggressive. Make a stop in Vik to enjoy a bite to eat before making the return trip back to the Capital. On your way back to Reykjavik, you will visit the majestic waterfall Skogafoss, with a 60-meter high drop and width of 15 meters it truly is breathtaking. Climb the staircase next to it to enjoy an incredible view from above, or cast your eyes upwards from the ground to take in this waterfall's astonishing power. Don't miss out on the chance to customise your trip to the South Coast of Iceland. Check availability by choosing a date.

Book your own private tour around the famous Golden Circle sightseeing route in a private 4x4 SUV and get ready to explore Iceland‘s mesmerizing landscape yourself. The Golden Circle tour consists of Iceland‘s most popular attractions. This tour is perfect for those who want to see these attractions in comfort. Your tour will begin with you being picked up at your accommodation. You will then head towards the first stop at Thingvellir National Park. Thingvellir is one of Iceland’s most admired attractions. Thingvellir holds a unique appeal for lovers of history and nature. Thingvellir is the location the Viking settlers chose to meet in the world’s oldest democratic Parliaments, called the Althingi. At this fascinating sight, you can see the mid-Atlantic Ridge. This is the point where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates meet. These plates drift apart at a rate of 2-3 centimetres per year. Thingvellir is also famous for being the setting for some well-known scenes in the HBO television series ‘Game of Thrones.’ The next stop is the iconic Geysir Geothermal Area in the Haukadalur Valley. Geysir is a place that is full of erupting hot springs. As you travel through the area, the geothermal activity gets more intense. Many hot pools, clay post and fumaroles are visible from the road you will travel on. The Haukadalur valley is home to vividly coloured hills and soil. It is also home to the famous geysers Geysir and Strokkur. The most active of the two geysers is Strokkur, and it blows up water 20 to 40 metres (66to 132 ft) in the air almost every ten minutes. Here you will also be able to have a stop to check out the Geysir shop for souvenirs or a bite to eat. For the third stop on the tour, you will head to one of Europe’s most powerful waterfalls, the rainbow-ridged Gullfoss. Gullfoss is located in an ancient valley where the waterfall cascades down an overall height of 32 metres (105 ft). Gulfoss flows at its heaviest in the height of summer with an average of 140 cubic metres (4944 cubic feet) per second. The waters of Gullfoss come from Langjokull Glacier and travel through the Hvita River. On your way back to Reykjavik you will have the option to stop at Kerid, a volcanic crated formed about 6500 years ago. This crater is completely oval and has a lake at the bottom. The colours of Kerid range from the fiery reds and oranges of the rocks; to the azure blue of its water. If you do choose to visit Kerid, please note that there is an admission fee of 500 Icelandic Krona. There is also the option of taking a dip in a secret geothermal lagoon on this tour, making for a truly unique experience. Don’t miss the chance to have a private adventure in Iceland. Pick a date to check availability.

Iceland is all about volcanoes, glaciers, waterfalls, trolls and elves. Not to mention, the awesome people living on this beautiful island. On this South Coast day tour, you will get to experience all of this in one day. Explore the South Coast and see where the first settler used to live, Visit a real Viking house and eat Viking dinner, walk on one of Iceland's glaciers, visit waterfalls and so much more. On this 11 hour tour, your excellent guide will pick you up between 08:00 and 08:30 at your accommodation or the closest bus stop. You will be travelling in a small group with only eight guests maximum. That makes this tour more enjoyable, relaxing and personal. The first stop of the day is at the Seljalandsfoss waterfall. This waterfall is located close to the volcano that erupted in 2010. The water running in this waterfall runs from the glacier situated on top of the volcano. Most times of the year you will have the option to walk behind this waterfall, and on sunny days, you may even see a rainbow shine. Skógafoss waterfall is just a short drive further to the east. Of many, this is hailed as Iceland's most beautiful waterfall. Next, it's time for what you've been waiting for: a glacier hike on Sólheimajökull glacier. Sólheimajökull is an outlet glacier of Mýrdalsjökull glacier. Underneath this glacier is Katla volcano. The hike itself takes around 1 hour and 20 minutes. The hike is moderate and requires you to have hiking boots and to be able to walk without any trouble. When on top of the glacier, you will be offered a hot chocolate and Icelandic pastry. After your hike, you will visit Reynisfjara black sand beach next. It has a mountain located on it with big basaltic cliffs which lie on the edge of the beach. On the way back to Reykjavik, a stop at Ingólfsskáli or the Viking house will be made for dinner. There, you will sit down with the small group and meet the owner of the Viking house who will be dressed in a Viking costume. You will be offered grass-fed free-roaming lamb straight from the Highlands. With your meal, you will be offered a local beer, wine of choice or a soda. What a great way to end this day! Check availability by choosing a date.

Escape to the road less travelled this summer with this 7-day self-drive tour of Iceland with some time in the remote highlands. This itinerary is perfect for those who want to see the most popular attractions in Iceland but would also like to take in some of the hidden gems the country has to offer. This adventure will begin as soon as you land in Iceland. Your car will be waiting for you at Keflavik International Airport. You will be provided with a 4x4 vehicle that is ideally suited to handle both the famous Ring Road and the remote Highland route. Once you pick up your car, you will travel through the moonscape of the Reykjanes Peninsula. Along the way, you can choose to make a stop at the incredible Blue Lagoon Spa to soak away any tension from the flight. Then it’s on to Iceland’s capital Reykjavik. You will then spend the next few days exploring some of the must-see spots around the country. You will begin by travelling along the enchanting South Coast, with its famous waterfalls, Black Sand Beaches, glaciers and famous sites Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach and the quaint town of Vik. You will then make use of your 4x4 as you venture into the untouched Highlands of Iceland. This part of the country transports you to another world. The Highlands is an area filled with magnificent sweeping landscapes of rhyolite mountains and geothermal activity. This area has a colour palette, unlike any other place in the world and is home to some of the most impressive hiking trails around. You will then embark on a journey to discover Iceland’s most popular sightseeing route, The Golden Circle. This is a combination of three must-see attractions; Gullfoss Waterfall, Thingvellir National Park and the Geysir Geothermal Area. To top it all off you will then visit the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, affectionately referred to as Iceland in miniature due to the wide variety of the country’s natural landscapes contained in a relatively small area. You will also have plenty of time to soak up the busy and culturally thriving city of Reykjavik with its bustling nightlife rich history. There’s plenty of opportunities to add further adventure during the booking process. You could choose to take in some thrills like snowmobiling, glacier hiking, ice caving or visiting a lava tunnel. You could snorkel between tectonic plates, or even venture into the ocean in search of sushi of the Viking waters. Your accommodation and itinerary are taken care of so you can truly take this once-in-a-lifetime adventure at your own pace. This is the perfect chance to see the unbelievable natural beauty of Iceland while also visiting areas that are off the beaten path, for a thrilling vacation that will create life-long memories. Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in the abundant natural beauty of the land of fire and ice with this 7-day adventure. Pick a date to check availability.

If you want to see all the best Iceland has to offer in one day, then South Coast tour with stop at the Viking house for a dinner is the tour! This tour is what Iceland is all about. Vikings, waterfalls, authentic food, drinks, glaciers, black volcanic beaches, trolls and elves. This tour has it all. Most of Icelands glaciers are located on the South Coast along with most of Icelands biggest volcanoes. South Coast is where the first settler stepped on land. Your awesome guide will pick you up either from your accommodation in Reykjavik or closest bus stop. If you are located in the centre of Reykjavik, we might have to ask you to go to the next bus stop for pickup. Pickup is between 10:30 and 11:00. Seljalandsfoss waterfall is the first stop. The water running in this waterfall comes from the glacier sitting on top of the volcano that erupted in 2010. The one that made Iceland popular. There is a walking trail that leads behind it, so in summar and autumn, you can walk behind the waterfall. A short drive further to the east, you will visit what is our staff favourite waterfall, Skógafoss waterfall. Have you ever pictured the perfect waterfall in your mind? This one comes probably the closest to that one. It is absolutely magical. Just next to Skógafoss waterfall, is an outlet glacier from Icelands 4th largest glacier. The name of it is Sólheimajökull glacier. Icelands most powerful volcano lies underneath there. You get the chance to walk all the way up to the glacier and touch it. Last stop before heading back is the one and only Black sand beach, or Reynisfjara beach as we call it in Iceland. It got famous after being shot in some movies and tv shows. Probably most famous one is Game of thrones. What makes it so special is the nature all around it. Glacier, island, troll in the ocean, basaltic rocks in the mountain in the beach and of course Katla volcano. On the way back, a stop at the Viking house will be made for dinner. This Viking house is real! It looks ecactly like a Viking house. One of the owners will serve you Viking dinner, dressed in a Viking costume. You get a Viking tasting plate with trout, goose, salmon and lamb on it. After that you have an option to try shark and dried fish jerky with a shot of Black Death. For dinner you get latest catch of the day. What a perfect way to end this day. Don't miss out on this action-packed and great value day tour. Check the availability by choosing a date.

Leidarendi cave is one of few accessible lava tube caves that are still in their original raw state. Expect a fast-paced and fun-filled action tour through the 2000-year-old tube and be ready to crouch or even crawl through some parts. The drive to Leidarendi cave takes only 30 minutes from Reykjavik, but there is plenty to see as you pass through the vast lava fields that surround the capital area of Reykjavik. Once at the cave, you will be equipped with all the necessary gear, and after a short safety briefing, you will enter the cave guided by an expert guide and a small group of like-minded adventurers. You will spend approximately one hour in the cave, moving carefully through the tunnel of natural lava with the most fantastic display of colours and lava formations. The colours in the cave range from basalt grey to beautiful red, purple and yellow and in the winter the cave can be filled with glass-like icicles hanging from the ceiling. As with most lava tubes that are still in their raw state, you will see lava straws hanging from the ceiling and lava drip stalagmites rising from the floor. Some take on the strangest forms, and some even look as if elves have made them. The cave has been like frozen in time since the last eruption took place, or 1000 years, as the cave was only discovered some 30 years ago. There are no walkways or rails, and your only source of light is from the beam of the headlamp on your helmet. This makes this a thrilling adventure. There are over 600 lava tubes that have been discovered in Iceland and the lava formations are protected by law. We are proud to play our part in the conservation and education about these wonders of the world. We appreciate your role as a responsible traveller, helping us on our mission to preserve the lava tube caves for the generations to come. Check availability by choosing a date.