Multi-Day Tours

The best multi-day tour in Iceland is a three-day trip around the Golden Circle and the south coast. This tour, which includes ice caving and glacier hiking, has an average rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars. This thrilling tour costs about 678 USD and takes travelers to natural wonders such as Geysir geothermal area, Gullfoss waterfall, and Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon. The second-best multi-day tour in Iceland traverses the complete Ring Road over six days. It's rated an average of 4.8 out of 5 stars and includes all the best attractions of North Iceland, East Iceland, the south coast, and the Golden Circle. This vacation package costs around 1,533 USD and will excite travelers with ice caving, glacier hiking, whale watching, and more! The third-best multi-day tour in Iceland is a northern lights viewing trip that visits the Blue ice cave and Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon. It's rated an average of 4.8 out of 5 stars and costs about 408 USD. This budget-friendly tour takes travelers to scenic waterfalls, beaches, and more.

The cheapest multi-day tour in Iceland includes boating on the Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon and glacier hiking and costs about 377 USD. This spectacular two-day trip is rated an average of 4.9 out of 5 stars by 114 travelers and visits beautiful glaciers, gorgeous waterfalls, and a black sand beach. The second-cheapest multi-day tour in Iceland visits the Snaefellsnes peninsula and costs around 385 USD per person. This two-day West Coast tour is rated an average of 4.7 out of 5 stars by 45 travelers. Prepare for incredible natural diversity from fields of lava rocks to beaches, mountains, and more. You will also visit the magical Vidgelmir lava cave for an outstanding underground experience. The third-cheapest multi-day tour in Iceland explores the best of West Iceland. This two-day tour costs approximately 400 USD. Spend these days discovering the Silver Circle, Snaefellsnes peninsula, and Husafell Canyon Baths. This top-value tour is full of natural wonders and cultural gems.

It’s ideal to have seven to 21 days in Iceland. Sure, you will get a taste of this magnificent country in as little as a few days. However, stay for at least a week if you can. Two or three weeks is sufficient to experience Reykjavik combined with much-loved routes such as the Ring Road, Golden Circle, and the Snaefellsnes peninsula. If you stay for three weeks, you can cover diverse landscapes and the major attractions in Iceland. And there will still be more to see next time you visit! Day tours and multi-day tours in Iceland allow you to fit a lot of experiences into a short time. This eight-day tour is the ultimate Ring Road experience. In just three days, you can complete a tour of the Golden Circle and the south coast with ice caving and glacier hiking!

You can experience Iceland in as little as three days. Of course, you will not see all the major attractions, but it will give you some great ideas about the places you want to visit next time! There are endless possibilities for your three days in Iceland. Take a three-day tour of the Golden Circle and the south coast, including waterfalls, ice caving, geothermal areas, and glacier hiking; or enjoy a day of culture and shopping in Reykjavik. Then experience the best of the Snaefellsnes peninsula and lava caving in Vidgelmir on a two-day tour. First, decide what time of year you will visit. Then plan your three-day trip accordingly.

Yes, Iceland tours by reputable companies are worth it. They are perfect for travelers who like to eliminate the time and hassle of planning holidays. Maximize your vacation potential by having all the details sorted out for you. Tours allow you to tap into local knowledge about the best attractions and hidden gems. They are also a great way to meet other travelers and are ideal for less-experienced travelers. Some tours have more flexibility than others and allow you to travel independently. For example, self-drive tours in Iceland include your vehicle, accommodation, and a detailed itinerary you can enjoy at your own pace.