Myvatn Tours

Book now and secure yourself eight days and 7 nights in the land of ice and fire. This road trip is for anyone who likes to go where the wind takes them, rather than having tour guides in control. Using the Ring Road as your guide, you'll see as many of the country's natural wonders as can be fitted into eight days, including the capital city of Reykjavík, the world-famous Golden Circle sightseeing route, and Akureyri, 'the Capital of the North.' You'll also visit Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, the beautiful Lake Mývatn, waterfalls, volcanoes, rural towns and countless other attractions.  During the booking process, you can also add some exciting activities to your trip at a discounted price. Daredevils can go snowmobiling on Langjökull glacier, hike on a glacier or snorkel between two continents in Þingvellir National Park. Nature enthusiasts can join the famous Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon boat tour, go whale watching off Húsavík town, ride an Icelandic horse through the countryside, explore the dark places of the Earth on a caving tour, or venture inside the glistening white halls of a glacier. There is even the chance to descend into the vividly coloured magma chamber of a sleeping volcano. And if you want to relax, you can book a trip to the world-famous Blue Lagoon, so you can bask in its soothing azure waters while you're here.  Also to help you relax is the personal itinerary you'll receive upon booking. There you'll find many spots where you can be virtually alone, at incredible locations most visitors have never heard of. You'll also find in the itinerary, information of you full-comfort accommodation which will include an ensuite bathroom and breakfast. So do not hesitate, grab the wheel and this unique opportunity to create the perfect stay in Iceland; exploring the all-time attractions of the Ring Road as well its hidden gems at your own pace. Check availability by choosing a date.

Make the most of your time in Iceland with this extensive 10-day, self-drive tour. Over the course of your adventure, you will discover all the popular natural wonders Iceland has to offer, and many sights you may not even know exist. This self-drive package helps you save money without sacrificing anything! It circles the Ring Road, taking you around the whole country, including the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, and the famous Golden Circle. Better yet, it offers full comfort, - your accommodation will always have an ensuite bathroom and breakfast is included. Best of all, you choose where to drive, and when to leave. There are no bus schedules or impatient tour guides to worry about. You're free to spend as much time in each spot as you'd like. At Guide to Iceland, we want you to experience the best of the natural beauty this country has to offer. We hope you’ll leave feeling revitalised and exhilarated by the beauty of the Icelandic landscape. To help with this, we've handpicked hidden locations across the land where you can be almost entirely alone, far from noisy people or busy streets. These are included in our travel plan, which you'll receive after you book.  Customise your vacation during booking so that it's exactly what you've been dreaming of. On your way around the Golden Circle, snorkel in the space between two continental plates, go snowmobiling on Langjökull glacier or explore the inside of a volcanic magma chamber (if you're here between May and November). You can also take a tour to an ice cave in Mýrdalsjökull glacier, and visit the world-famous Blue Lagoon Spa. Furthermore, you can hike a glacier, or board a ship to see the giants of the deep in the whale-watching capital of Europe. You can also get the lay of the land with a horse riding trek, journey into dark lava caves, or even walk inside man-made channels within Langjökull glacier. You can get all of these excursions at a reduced price if you book them alongside this tour. Check out how many stunning sights and activities you can see and do in Iceland on this amazing trip! Check availability by choosing a date.

Join this all-encompassing, guided minibus tour, travelling the full circle around Iceland to explore and experience the country's most iconic natural attractions. This tour is tailored to travellers who are looking to maximise their vacation time, as well as those looking to experience the full breadth of Iceland's unmatched diversity.   From the snow-wreathed mountains of the Eastfjords to the rugged, dried lava fields of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, there's no telling of the adventure that awaits. Throughout this eight-day winter journey, you will visit numerous towns and coastal villages, scale glaciers, discover charming lakes, marvel at cascading waterfalls, and so much more.  There is also ample opportunity to add extra excursions to your trip during the booking process. You can go glacier hiking up Sólheimajökull, venture into a lava tube at Vatnshellir Cave, go horse riding, or partake in the incredible chance to go inside an authentic ice cave. You will spend time in many of Iceland's national parks and nature reserves, including UNESCO World Heritage site Þingvellir and Vatnajökull National Park. For landscape photographers and nature lovers, these regions offer a fantastic opportunity to revel in Iceland's landscape and geology.  This is a guided tour, meaning there will be plenty of opportunities to soak up the Icelandic culture, ask questions and garner a true understanding of the geological makeup and natural phenomena that make the country so attractive.  Every night will conclude with a possible display of the celestial phenomenon,  the Northern Lights. Their appearance can never be guaranteed, but exploring the country in wintertime is one of your best chances of spotting them.  So don't delay—hop on this fantastic guided bus excursion and you too can experience the best of Iceland's natural delights! Check availability by choosing a date.

Make the most of just one week in Iceland on this 7-day, self-drive tour. You'll drive the complete circle around Iceland to all the highlights while having plenty of time to explore the capital. This tour is the perfect combination of nature-loving outdoor fun and the comforts of Iceland's most beautiful historic cities: Reykjavík and Akureyri in the north. On a self-drive tour, you can control where you go and what you see. There are no tour guides or other guests to worry about on this trip - you're in the driver's seat. You will travel the Ring Road around the whole of Iceland and visit two national parks, see some of Iceland's prettiest fishing villages, and in between, marvel over countless waterfalls, volcanoes, craters, mountains and hot springs. At the end of the day you will rest in full comfort with an ensuite bathroom and of course, breakfast is included at all accommodations. The Ring Road will get you to the most famous of all Iceland’s attractions, but most visitors seek to escape the crowds on their travels as well. There are many secret locations which will allow you to break free of that tourist feeling and get back to nature. You will receive a special itinerary after you book, full of hidden gems and old favourites so that your holiday will be second to none.   You can also add some extra activities to your tour during the booking process at a discounted price. There are options such as snowmobiling, glacier hiking, visiting the Blue Lagoon, and a boat tour around Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon you can add onto your trip. The summer days in Iceland are long, so make the most of them by starting early and finishing late—you won't ever need to reach a destination 'before it gets dark' since during the season of the midnight sun it doesn't get dark; between the months of May and August.  Pack in as much stunning scenery as you can with this 7-day self-drive tour! Check availability by choosing a date.

Embark on a grand adventure encircling Iceland on this amazing self-drive tour. You'll be sure to see all the most popular sites, such as the world-famous Blue Lagoon,  the Golden Circle, Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, and the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. You will have the opportunity to take your time at each place, choosing when to arrive and when to leave, as there are no tour guides, departure times, or other groups to worry about on this vacation. Your travel will be in full comfort, always lodging with an ensuite bathroom and, naturally, breakfast is included. Not only will you get to experience these incredible, popular places, but you will receive a custom itinerary after you book that will direct you to the more unique locations. For many travellers to Iceland, being alone in the untouched landscape is a huge part of this country's appeal; and by referencing this guide, you will be able to immerse yourself in the solitary landscape as much as you desire.  If all this is not enough, you have the option to add a multitude of exciting adventures onto your trip during booking at a discounted price. Ride a snowmobile on Langjökull glacier, hike a glacier on the South Coast, descend into an ice cave, take a boat trip on the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, go whale watching in Húsavík town, or a horseback ride in the North. The opportunities are endless and allow for a perfect balance between sightseeing and activities. Nine days is a great amount of time in which to explore Iceland, giving you the opportunity to fit in these experiences while still being able to reach your destinations in good time. There is no need to rush - unless, of course, you want to. As has been said, on this tour, it's all up to you.  Leave no part of Iceland undiscovered on this complete tour package. Check booking availability now, by choosing a date.

Hop on this tour for a unique journey across the diverse landscape of Iceland. This tour is for those who love to explore Iceland’s volcanic marvels and any animal lovers who visits our shores! You'll be picked up at your accommodation in Akureyri and whizz across the land all the way to Lake Mývatn, stopping at various unforgettable points throughout the tour. Goðafoss is your first stop, a waterfall named “The Gods’ Waterfall.” It is said that in the year 1000 AD, law-speaker Þorgeir declared Christianity to be the law of the land because he believed that religious differences between the Christians and the pagans could tear the country apart. Thus united, Þorgeir returned home after the parliament meeting. On the way, he stopped at this fall and threw figurines of the Norse gods into the water, casting off his own pagan beliefs in the process. Next, you will visit Skútustaðagígar pseudo craters on the south shore of Lake Mývatn, formed when scorching lava flowed over the entire area, met up with the cool lake water, and exploded in the rapidly cooling temperatures. You'll continue on to Dimmuborgir, the “dark cities,” where lava formations and pillars are plenty and tell mysterious tales and sagas. Then, you go to the underground hot springs of Grjótagjá and the Námafjall geothermal area, where you'll see various sulphur pits, steaming fumaroles, and boiling mud pools. In the summertime, you’ll be able to proceed to the Krafla volcano site and pass by the geothermal steam energy plant, a route that is usually closed due to snow in the winter. For the next stop, you will get to enjoy the panoramic view of the Leirhnjúkur volcano, the Víti explosion crater that was formed during the Myvatnseldar eruption in 1724. And to cap off your Mývatn adventure, you'll relax in a two-hour nature bath in a geothermal pool surrounded by vast lava fields, while enjoying the view of the great lake Mývatn, a nature preserve for the thousands of birds winging through the skies overhead. The entry fee is not included in the tour price but is available as an extra. Don't miss out on this opportunity to explore the sensational north! Check availability by choosing a date.

Hop on board this unique minibus journey around Iceland, exploring for six full days the country's most popular destinations. After visiting a plethora of incredible sights, and partaking in a wealth of activities, you will finish your tour with a flight from Akureyri back to Iceland's capital city, Reykjavík.  This tour is the perfect option for those visitors looking to maximise their experience in Iceland without the hassle of driving the winter roads or organising their own accommodation. For those who want to stay longer and explore the North, there is also the option of a 7 Day Guided Winter Tour | Half-Circle of Iceland and Flight back to Reykjavik. For the truly adventurous, who want a comprehensive, all-encompassing experience of Iceland, the 8 Day Winter Excursion | Guided Circle of Iceland Minibus Tour is the perfect option. On this 6-day tour, you'll visit the world-famous Golden Circle where you will discover the mighty waterfall Gullfoss, the Geysir geothermal area, and the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Þingvellir National Park. Then, you'll be off to the South Coast where you'll find Reynisfjara black sand beach and Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon. After traversing the remote Eastfjords, you'll end the tour by the otherworldly Lake Mývatn area. Asides from some incredible sightseeing, you will also have the opportunity to book extra tours and activities to make your holiday that little bit more special such as a visit to a natural ice cave, horse riding and glacier hiking. Every night can then be spent gazing into the sky in search of the beautiful Northern Lights. So hurry now and book so you too can experience this incredible winter tour, journeying around Iceland during the Northern Lights season. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Join this summer holiday and enjoy eight days of adventure in Iceland! During a single trip, you can hike on the largest glacier in Europe, explore the insides of a volcano, sail amongst icebergs, walk behind a waterfall, and experience many more activities under the Arctic Circle. Over the span of eight days and seven nights, you will be taken along the picturesque South Coast to famous places of natural beauty, such as the Golden Circle sightseeing route, Reynisfjara black sand beach, and the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon. This package also offers you the chance to fly to the north to visit Lake Mývatn or head west to the great Snæfellsnes peninsula. The tour offers more optional activities and destinations, so you can tailor it to your interests. If you love to swim, snorkelling in Silfra gorge on your day touring the Golden Circle will make it way cooler. For some fast fun, go snowmobiling on Langjökull or walk the ice tunnels under the glacier.  If you want to experience the firey side of Iceland and witness as many volcanos, craters, and geothermal fissures as possible, you should not miss out on the Þríhnjúkagígur volcano tour, which boasts the only place on earth that you can go inside of a volcano.  Another thrilling option is to take off to the north for Day 6. The moon-like landscape of Lake Myvatn and its surrounding areas will make you feel like an astronaut on an interstellar space mission. If you want something more romantic and picturesque, head off to Snaefellsnes peninsula in the west, often referred to as "Iceland in miniature." Walk around the cute fishing villages and visit Mount Kirkjufell, and you will end the day with a refreshed spirit and some beautiful photos! If you've tired yourself out with all this activity by Day 7, you can stay in the city and explore the cafés and souvenir shops of Reykjavik. Or, if you're determined to see it all, you can take a day trip to Snæfellsnes peninsula for more scenes bursting with nature's beauty. Due to limited availability and high demand for summer accommodation and these unique activities, it is recommended that you book as soon as possible, so this dream trip to Iceland becomes a reality this summer. So don't hesitate to book! Check availability by choosing a date.

Experience the wonders of Iceland on this 12-day winter package that takes you to all the classic sites as well as some of the most enigmatic hidden treasures off the beaten track. This tour package is perfect for travellers that want to fully experience Iceland in winter without having to worry about driving the icy roads of the countryside.  Seeing the country couldn't be easier. Prior to your arrival, your accommodations and transport to and from Keflavík International Airport will be sorted for you. Also included in this package is an 8-day guided tour of Iceland and a soak in the mineral-rich healing waters of the Blue Lagoon.  Allow your experienced and friendly guides to take you along to witness volcanic terrains, idyllic coastal towns, majestic glaciers and mighty waterfalls, as you explore everything from the highlights of the South Coast to the desolate and snow-covered fjords of the East, and the versatile wonders of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. After you've circumferred the countryside, there will be no need to leave the shores of Iceland right away, since this package includes two additional free days in Reykjavík City with accommodation. That means you can explore the Northernmost capital in the world to your heart's content.  There are also plenty of possibilities to make your already action-packed trip even more adventurous, as you have the option of adding additional excursions during the booking process. These include visiting an authentic ice cave, venturing into a lava tube, embarking on a glacier hike, going horse riding and whale watching, just to name a few! While circling the Ring Road, each night will be spent at a countryside accommodation. Your guides will do their very best to hunt down possible sightings of the elusive and hypnotic Northern Lights, the winter-phenomena that tops the bucket list of so many people. So sit back and get ready to experience all the wonders of the ring road in the intimate setting of a fully-equipped minibus. Don’t hesitate and book your winter adventure now! Check availability by choosing a date.

Immerse yourself in the incredible beauty of Iceland in winter, on this 12-day self-drive tour around the country's ring-road. This tour is perfect for those who wish to see as very much of Iceland possible, and do not fear the winter roads. As you are in the driver’s seat for the entire journey, you'll get to set the pace of your adventure. You will be provided with a schedule after booking, which will instruct you on how to reach your accommodation each night, but the route you will take to get there is entirely up to you. To help ensure that you have the holiday that you have always dreamed of, you will receive a personal itinerary when you book, which will inform you of all the potential places that you could see. It provides you with a perfect blend of classic, famous sights such as Lake Mývatn and the Geysir Geothermal Area, and unique, lesser known gems where you can enjoy the nature far from the crowds. What’s more, a visit to the Blue Lagoon is included and there are several tours you can add on to your trip during the booking process such as ice caving and glacier hiking. You can, therefore, pack your twelve days with both sightseeing and adventure. The Icelandic winter nights are completely dark; you will thus have plenty of chances to hunt for the magical and elusive Northern Lights. While this is a great opportunity, Iceland’s dark winter roads are notoriously icy; it is therefore only advised that this tour is booked by those who have a capable, confident driver in the group they are travelling with, preferably with experience in these conditions. If you have winter driving experiences and want to pack as much into your twelve days in Iceland as possible, then this self-drive itinerary promises to meet every one of your needs. Book now to reserve your space. Check availability by choosing a date.

Shoot across the snow-covered Icelandic countryside behind a team of Siberian Huskies. This tour is perfect for those who love animals, adventure, and spectacular scenery. With a maximum of two people per dogsled and guide (or musher), it also promises to be as personal as it is exhilarating. You will begin this tour at the Unchained Siberian Husky Kennel at a farm called Heiði, and before going anywhere will meet the dogs. As friendly as they are highly trained, you will have plenty of opportunities to give them a pat and cuddle. Your musher will then teach you the basics of dogsledding, and you’ll climb aboard. From here, it will be two hours of adventure as you shoot up to eight kilometres through the stunning scenery of Lake Mývatn. As you travel through an otherworldly plain of white snow, you will be surrounded by mountain peaks, ridges and craters; you will also rush by active geothermal areas. These dramatic features are caused by the extreme geological processes that occur due to Mývatn’s position in the centre of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.  Because of these effects, Mývatn is considered one of Iceland’s most diverse and beautiful regions. There are few better ways to see it than from the back of a dogsled. You will have plenty of opportunities to take photographs so that you can bring a physical memory of this magical place back home with you. Fans of the HBO Game of Thrones series may find some sites familiar as they shoot over the snow. It was in this area where the scenes North of the Wall were filmed, such as those of Mance Rayder’s wildling camp. Once back at the kennel, you will have more opportunities to take your photos with the dogs and give them more attention, in thanks for the incredible experience they have just provided. Do not hesitate to book this great excursion; jump aboard a dogsled and immerse yourself in the beauty of Lake Mývatn. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Get ready to descend beneath the surface of the Earth on this exploration of Lofthellir Cave and its stunning surroundings. Anyone daring enough to experience the underworld looking for adventure in North Iceland shouldn’t hesitate in booking this excursion now. Your adventure begins as you get picked up from Lake Mývatn and driven along rugged mountain roads until you reach the volcano Hverfell, just east of the lake. One of Hverfell’s most distinct features is its impressive crater with steep and rocky edges, only accessible by two paths as to protect the unique landscape of the mouth. Then, get ready to pass through the crater row Lúdentaborgir, but these lunar landscapes were utilised as a training base for astronauts of the Apollo 11 mission during the 1960s space race. After driving through the moon-like surface, you’ll reach the roots of Mt. Hvannfell and continue your excursion on foot. You will then be facing an approximately 30-minute hike across a spectacular lava field before reaching the mouth of Lofthellir Cave. Then, prepare to get down on all fours and enter through the cave’s narrow mouth to find a whole new world waiting for you inside. The 3,500-year-old lava cave stretches 370 metres underneath the ground and the natural ice sculptures within are renowned for being the most impressive in all of Iceland. The cave is dark and full of wonders, but you will be well equipped with a helmet, headlight and crampons provided by your guide. As you explore the cave’s mystic underworld, get ready to behold glistening rock formations and droplets of lava stone amongst the jagged ice needles that are scattered across the cave. If you bring your camera, remember to turn on the flash to capture a netherworld unlike any other. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to explore an authentic lava cave in North Iceland. Check availability by choosing a date.

Walk in the footsteps of the first men on the moon on the Askja Lunar tour. Leaving from Lake Mývatn, this incredible trip takes you into the desolate, rugged Highlands of Iceland, and incorporates visits to volcanoes, craters, a stunning nature reserve and a geothermally heated lake that you are invited to bask in. You will be picked up at Reykjahlíð in the Lake Mývatn area in the morning, in a four-wheel-drive bus. Once your group is aboard, you will begin your journey into the Highlands. This wilderness is unimaginably beautiful, and a sight very few are lucky enough to be able to see. It is advised to keep your camera in hand for the duration of your drive, for there will be many striking features en route that you will want to photograph. On your way to Askja, you will stop in the stretches of lava and black sands where Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin prepared for the 1960s moon landing. The appeal of this region to NASA is instantly apparent; its bleak desolation gives you the feeling of walking on a different planet. The area, however, is not entirely lifeless; you will stop at the nature reserve Herðubreiðarlindir, which is an oasis of plants and birdlife maintained by freshwater springs through the old lava. This beautiful reserve has the incredible backdrop of the subglacial volcano Herðubreið, nicknamed the Queen of Iceland’s Mountains. At 1682 metres (5354 ft) tall, it is Iceland’s fifth tallest peak; covered in the glistening ice of Vatnajökull glacier. Following your time at the nature reserve, you will head over to the massive Askja Volcano. When it erupted in 1875, the amount of poisonous ash released into the air prompted a large exodus from the country. The force of this eruption blasted a new caldera inside the old one, and after the cooling period, this new basin filled with water. Now, you can see a stunning lake within the crater, 11 km squared and 220 metres (722 ft) deep.  You will walk right up to its rim, then to another nearby crater lake, called Víti, which translates to ‘hell’, but bathing in its milky blue geothermally heated waters is heaven. Once you are fully recharged from your refreshing bath, you will head back to the bus to return to Lake Mývatn, aiming to be back ten or eleven hours after departing. The incredible, desolate beauty of this tour promises to stay with you for life; you can return knowing you have seen landscapes and features most visitors to Iceland never have the chance to witness. So don’t hesitate any longer; immerse yourself in the beauty of the Highlands, and visit the mighty Askja Volcano. Check availability by choosing a date.

Join this unique journey where you will experience the vast extremes and incredible beauty of the wild Icelandic nature. Here you will encounter fascinating bird life, geothermal activity, flora, saga, and impressive geological formations. The tour starts with a short flight to Akureyri from Reykjavík Domestic Airport. In Akureyri, you will meet a local guide at the airport, who will take you directly to the Lake Mývatn area. The first stop is at the beautiful waterfall Goðafoss, where law speaker Þorgeir Ljósvetningagoði is said to have cast the old Nordic idols, after he declared Christianity to be the official custom of Iceland, in order to settle religious strife at the time between pagan and Christian groups. You will also see the pseudocraters of Skútustaðagígar, along the lake, before entering the chaotic lava field of Dimmuborgir, the "Dark Fortress," with is incredible lava formations. These natural shapes, created thousands of years ago as the lava cooled following an eruption in the east of the country, form strange pathways, stacks and towers scattered across the lava field. Next you will visit the underground hot springs of Grjótagjá and the geothermal area of Hverir by Mt. Námafjall, where you'll see various sulphur pits, steaming fumaroles, and boiling mud pools. In summertime, you'll proceed to the Krafla volcano site and pass by the power station there. From the volcanic crater Víti in Krafla, formed in the great Mývatnseldar eruption of 1724, you will have a fine view of Leirhnjúkur volcano, which features further mudholes and fumaroles. You will finish up your tour with a two-hour relaxation in the famed Mývatn Nature Baths, where you can marvel at some of the most beautiful scenery in Iceland. The entry fee is not included in the tour price, but can be added as extra. Take this opportunity to see beatuiful Lake Mývatn for yourself! Check availability by choosing a date. Note: There is no pickup for this tour available in Reykjavík and you need to arrive at the airport 45 minutes before departure of the flight.

Jump aboard this seven-day winter minibus tour around Iceland where you'll travel from Reykjavík to iconic sites such as Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon and Lake Mývatn, as well as those on the South Coast and Golden Circle sightseeing route, and end your journey with a flight from Akureyri back to the capital. This excursion should appeal to anyone who wants to see as much of Iceland as possible during the Northern Lights season, without worrying about organising accommodation or driving on the winter roads. For those looking for the full circle of Iceland, there is also the 8 Day Winter Excursion | Guided Circle of Iceland Minibus Tour, adding the unique experience of the western Icelandic shores and the spectacular Snæfellsnes Peninsula into the tour. Departing from Reykjavík on this 7-day guided tour, you will not only get to experience some incredible sightseeing, but you will have the option to add on tours during booking, such as a glacier hiking tour, a horse riding excursion, a visit to Mývatn Nature Baths, and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to explore an ice cave.  Come along on this immersive trip from the capital to the North, visiting some of the greatest attractions the country has to offer as well as a few hidden gems. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Behold the volcanic wonders of the Lake Mývatn area on this incredible sightseeing tour, where you will visit some of the most celebrated attractions of North Iceland before relaxing in the healing waters of the Mývatn Nature Baths. Anyone looking to experience most of the North in just one day should grab this opportunity now. Your adventure begins at the Information Center at Lake Mývatn, located only 95 kilometres from Akureyri, from which you will begin exploring the otherworldly sceneries at hand. The lake itself was formed by a volcanic eruption more than 2000 years ago, and the resulting landscapes include rootless steam vents, bubbling mud pools and impressive basalt rock formations. You will make a stop at the hot spring area of Námaskarð Pass and the pseudocraters called Skútustaðagígar. These stunning craters are protected as a natural wetlands conservation area and were created by gas explosions when hot lava from Krafla Volcano flowed freely over these wetlands. You will also traverse through the unique and eerie lava formations of Dimmuborgir, the ‘dark fortress’, one of the most cherished natural pearls of North Iceland. If the weather allows, get ready to descend into the lava cave Grjótagjá, an ancient bathing spot filled with rift water. This enigmatic cave was also the shooting location of a famous love scene from Game of Thrones. Next on the agenda are visits to two of the most famed waterfalls of North Iceland, Selfoss and Dettifoss. The latter has a width of no less than 100 metres and is labelled as the most powerful waterfall in Europe, so prepare to feel the rumbling beneath your feet as you feast your eyes on this natural marvel. Your excursion concludes with a much-deserved soak in the Mývatn Nature Baths, often compared to the Blue Lagoon, which has mineral-rich waters also renowned for their skin-healing abilities. Secure your spot now for this fantastic chance of enjoying the best of which North Iceland has to offer. Check availability by choosing a date.

Take home unforgettable precious memories from a complete tour of Iceland, from North to South, East to West, in just eight action-packed days. This tour is for anyone who would like to see all Iceland has to offer, from the most famous spots to the lesser-known gems. This is the perfect tour for those who want to relax, not worry about the road, and take in all the beauty of a new country around them.  Customise the tour to your desires as you book, to create the perfect holiday for you. You can add various activities, such as horseback riding, snorkelling, and whale watching. See the daily itinerary below for details. On Day 7, you have a choice to stay in Reykjavík and relax or to jet across the country to Akureyri, the "Capital of the North," for a tour of Lake Mývatn. This tour begins with a stop at the famous Blue Lagoon, and continues through highlights like the Golden Circle, the south coast, Vatnajökull National Park, and Snæfellsnes peninsula. You'll also have many opportunities to hunt the Northern Lights each evening. You'll spend Day 4 ice caving, a rare treat for visitors to Iceland, only available in the deep winter. These ice caves are carefully searched out each fall by qualified glacier guides, experts who know when the ice is safe and ready to display its dazzling beauty. Each spring, they melt and disappear forever, so you must see them during this limited time.  Delve into the magic of Iceland in winter, to Reykjavík and beyond! Check booking availability now, by choosing a date.

See it all on a budget with this fantastic 7-day self-drive touring the famous Ring Road around Iceland. By partaking in a self-drive such as this, you will not only experience the freedom of your vehicle but also manage to see all of the highlights Iceland has to offer without the hassle associated with larger tour groups. This cheap and cheerful package is the perfect mixture of action-packed adventure, beautiful sightseeing and unique natural phenomena, including the Golden Circle, the impressive Jökusárlón Glacier Lagoon, Geysir hot spring, Reynisfjara black beach and so much, much more. With you in the driver’s seat, you’re sure to save enough time to fully explore the settlements of Reykjavík and Akureyri, and experience Iceland’s urban delights. Despite the wealth of attractions along the ring road, many visitors enjoy leaving the beaten track to experience something a little different. That is why we have left this self-drive with enough space to add extra activities to your trip, including snorkelling, snowmobiling, glacier hiking, caving and boat tours. And that's not all, if you add these excursions on during the booking process, you'll get a special discounted price. After booking this tour, you will receive a special itinerary which will further list some of the hidden experiences and stop-offs available during your trip around the ring road, all of which can be discovered without loosening the purse strings.   Hurry now and you too can make the most out of your trip to Iceland, experiencing an eclectic wealth of beauty and adventure. Check availability by choosing a date.

Drive the whole circle around Iceland in only six days. If you don't have much time but still want to see as much of Iceland as possible, then this trip around the country is your best bet. It involves a lot of driving, but you are behind the wheel and can forget about the pressures of tour guides and other group members.  To make your holiday relaxing as well as adventurous, you will lodge in full comfort with an ensuite bathroom and breakfast included around Iceland, so you can be certain that you will rest well between days of adventure. On this trip, you will get to enjoy Iceland's most famous highlights, such as the Golden Circle, Reykjavík, and Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon. If you wish to avoid the crowds as well, however, to enjoy Iceland's peaceful, secluded places, you are in luck; you will receive a custom itinerary after you book, which will show you locations off the beaten path where you can truly get back in touch with nature. You'll see many impressive waterfalls, geothermal areas, volcanoes, lakes, glaciers and charismatic Icelandic towns as you travel. The south, east, north, and west are all dramatically different from each other, so instead of focusing on one area, you'll get to know it all, one region after another. Make the most of the long summer days and start early in the mornings and finish late at night. You should feel more energetic in the constant sunshine, and even if you do not, the spectacular scenery and beautiful fresh air will jolt your senses awake.   During the booking process, you can also add more exciting activities to fill the sunny days, such as cruising the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, buzzing along an ice cap on a snowmobile, descending into a stunning ice cave, hiking the glacier at Skaftafell, or unwinding in the Blue Lagoon. You can even take a tandem paragliding flight over the incredible South Coast. The benefit of booking these extra activities alongside your tour is that you can look forward to significantly discounted prices which would not be available should you book such excursions independently. Jump on this opportunity to see all parts of Iceland in record time. Check availability by choosing a date.

Book this two-week tour of Iceland’s Ring Road and the Westfjords and experience the very the best that Iceland has to offer. Aside from the most popular areas in the country, you will zigzag through the remote regions, and see many charming, lesser-known locations most visitors do not get the chance to. You'll travel in full comfort, even in the remote and wild Westfjords, always with private facilities and breakfast included at your accommodation.  Many visitors come to Iceland to savour time in the fresh air and take in the magnificence of this country's landscapes without the crowds. Guide to Iceland will, therefore, provide you with a custom itinerary after you book, allowing you to escape back to nature and discover places most have never heard of. With accommodation in the best locations, you can enjoy Iceland to the fullest.  Not only this, but you will also see all the famous sights. This tour includes a trip around the Golden Circle, and a journey of the beautiful South Coast, to the Jökulsárlon glacier lagoon. This way, you get to experience a perfect blend of Iceland's most popular destinations, and its least known secrets.  You can add extra activities during booking so that you won't miss any fun during your stay. As you pass through the Golden Circle, you can stop to snorkel in Silfra fissure in Þingvellir national park. If you're captivated by the glaciers, you can take a hike up one, descend into an ice cave on another or snowmobile across their ancient ice. Or if you want to relax, you can book a visit to the famous Blue Lagoon spa. You can spin around Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon on a boat, or go sea angling or whale watching in the North. To take it easy, you can trail ride on an Icelandic horse or sail the coast in search of puffins. The opportunities are endless and if you book in combination with this tour, you can look forward to reduced costs than if you booked on the day. Reserve this trip now for a complete experience of the wonders of Iceland. Check availability by choosing a date.

Join this 7-day summer adventure and travel the Ring Road from Reykjavík to Akureyri, stopping at Iceland’s best-loved attractions along the way. Gaze at countless waterfalls, experience the beauty of Reynisfjara black sand beach, marvel at the magic of Jökulsárlón glacie lagoon and smell the geothermal energy at the Mývatn region, all under the glow of the midnight sun. This multi-day tour is perfect for those who would prefer accommodation and driving to be taken care of for a stress free holiday while taking in the sights at a relaxed pace in a small group. Your expert guide will pick you up in Iceland’s picturesque capital city, Reykjavík, and whisk you away along the gorgeous Golden Circle, onto the stunning South Coast, up to the wild Eastfjords and into the majestic regions of North Iceland. Included is a flight from the capital of the north, Akureyri, back to Reykjavík where your journey concludes. Each day, your trip along the Route 1 Ring Road will deliver you to the most gorgeous natural features for which Iceland is so famous. Every step of the way, your guide will be ready to inform you of the historical and cultural importance of certain sights, often rich in local folklore and legend. Couple sightseeing with adventure and browse the exciting array of additional activities on offer during the booking process. Choices include horse riding, glacier hiking, and whale watching to enhance your Iceland experience. You could cruise the mirror-like waters of Jökulsárlón lagoon or immerse yourself in geothermal nature baths; many excursions are offered at a discounted rate, promising lower prices than if booked separately. Book this tailored multi-day guided tour and look forward to having nothing to worry about apart from taking in the magnificent magic of Iceland in summer under the midnight sun. Check availability by choosing a date.

Unwind in warm, geothermal waters, surrounded by nothing but the untouched Icelandic nature at the Mývatn Nature Baths. This is the perfect opportunity for travellers in North Iceland who are looking to add both relaxation and leisure to their holiday plans. The Mývatn Nature Baths offer their guests a natural experience where they can unwind amongst pillars of white steam with views of the otherworldly landscapes of the Mývatn region in every direction. The spa is open all year long and well into the night, creating the perfect opportunity to enjoy the Midnight Sun in the summertime or the Northern Lights in the winter. The pools at Mývatn Nature Baths contain a unique blend of minerals, silicates and geothermal microorganisms which are great for soothing aching muscles. These minerals are also said to do wonders for both your skin and spirit, creating a sense of wellbeing that will undoubtedly stay with you throughout your day. Aside from the two pools, you will also find on site a pair of natural steam baths and a restaurant; perfect to quell any hunger one might feel after a dip in the pools. You can even order a drink before getting in the pool and have an attendant bring it to you once you're comfortable in the water. The Mývatn Nature Baths are a great addition to your day of sightseeing in the North as they are located only a short drive from the most loved attractions of the area. This is the perfect break for those visiting sites such as Dimmuborgir lava field, Námaskarð geothermal area, Grjótagjá cave, and, of course, Lake Mývatn itself. Refresh your body and soul in the blissfully welcoming warm waters of the Mývatn Nature Baths. Book your admission now and add an indulgent dip to your northern holiday. Check availability by choosing a date.

Get to know amazing, diverse nature the north has to offer. This tour is essential for those who would like to experience the magic of the North.  Take a trip to Lake Mývatn and the surrounding area which is known for untouched nature, abundant birdlife, Arctic vegetation, volcanic activity, geothermal activity, tectonic shifts and famous filming locations from Game of Thrones, Star Wars and Fate of the Furious. The tour starts in Akureyri, the Capital of the North. It is Iceland´s second largest city with about 20.000 inhabitants. From Akureyri, the road stretches along the east side of the Eyjafjörður fjord towards the Lake Mývatn district. On the way, just off the main road is our first stop at the scenic waterfall, Goðafoss. The waterfall is a famous landmark not only known for its breathtaking beauty, but also for its connection to the adoption of Christianity in Iceland in the year 1000. The waterfall is divided into two platforms, 12 and 14 meters high (39 and 46 ft). From Goðafoss the journey continues to Lake Mývatn, and next stop is by the Skútustaðir pseudocraters. The craters are not real volcanic craters, they were formed more than 2000 years ago when lava entered a lake. The area is also well known for exciting birdlife. The next destination is Dimmuborgir lava fields which is a maze of unique formations. The locals say that here is the home of the Yule Lads, figures from Icelandic folklore that represent the modern day Santa Clause. Then we head towards Grjótagjá, an underground cave that used to be popular for bathing among the locals. The cave is located on the rift boundary between the North American and the Eurasian continental plates. The Grjótagjá cave is among few filming locations from Game of Thrones in the area. From Grjótagjá we drive into the highland to visit volcano Krafla and the scenic crater Víti (Hell), formed in an eruption about 300 years ago. Then we explore a colourful high-temperature area characterised by a strong smell of Sulphur and boiling mud pools. Our final destination is The Myvatn Nature Baths, a luxurious outdoor geothermal lagoon in the middle of a lava field fed by a 2500 meters deep borehole. Visitors get the chance to bathe in silky smooth milky white geothermal water that contains a unique blend of minerals, silicates and geothermal microorganisms. After this unusual bathing experience to tour returns to Akureyri around 17:30. Don't miss this great moment to explore the elusive north. Check availability by choosing a date.

Explore the incredible country of Iceland in a unique and immersive way by booking this ten-day cruise circumnavigating the island. You’ll get to spend time in each of its diverse and spectacular regions, and see many of its most iconic sites. This tour sets out from Reykjavík Harbour, before cruising clockwise around the island. You’ll stop at the dramatic Snæfellsnes Peninsula; the remote and otherworldly Westfjords; four diverse locations in north Iceland; the Eastfjords; and the Westman Islands. Each day you will have the complete freedom to explore these fascinating areas, taking in the incredible nature and soaking up the local culture. You’ll also have plenty of time to take tours that will allow you to immerse yourself even further into this awe-inspiring land. There are many advantages to taking a cruise. For example, by night you will sail under the midnight sun past some of the world’s most impressive scenery. You’ll also have countless opportunities to look out for seabirds, dolphins and whales. More practically, you will not need to worry about driving or booking accommodation, and all meals will be provided. You'll have guides on board to answer any questions and provide presentations, and a great entertainment programme. Of course, there is also no more wonderful feeling than falling asleep after enjoying a day in one incredible location, and waking up somewhere completely new, ready to go again. Don’t miss this immersive circumnavigation of Iceland by ship. 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. 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. From the North of Iceland, you will return to Reykjavík on a pre-arranged flight leaving you nothing to worry about except taking in the unbridled magic of the island. 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. If you opt to partake in these extras as you book, you can enjoy discounted prices on most optional activities that you would not encounter if booked separately. 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.

Join us on north Iceland's most popular day tour to Lake Mývatn and the surrounding area. This is a wonderful 8 hour winter day tour from Akureyri, combining history, culture, and extraordinary nature. You'll explore the most attractive features of the area, including waterfalls, lava fields, volcanos, geothermal areas and famous filming location, but the TV show Game of Thrones along with some well-known films, such as Fate of the Furious and Star Wars, were filmed in the area. The tour starts in Akureyri, a lively and energetic town with about 20.000 inhabitants. First, we drive east from the town where we cross the Eyjafjörður fjord heading to Goðafoss waterfall. One the way you can enjoy the view of the beautiful mountains surrounding the fjord, the ocean and the town. The first stop is at the historical Goðafoss waterfall, one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Iceland. Next, the tour continues to the Lake Mývatn district, a naturally pure winter wonderland. There we explore unique pseudocraters, and a lava labyrinth formed when a partly cooled lava lake drained out.  Then we visit an underground cave that used to be popular among the locals before the last eruption in the area (1975-1984) when the water became too hot for bathing. Today the cave is known as the “Love Cave” from Game of Thrones. In this area it is easy to see the rift between the North American plate and the Eurasian plate, and how they are drifting apart. Now we drive into the highland to visit a crater called Víti (Literally: Hell) formed in an eruption 300 years ago. After that, we explore a high-temperature area with spectacular fumaroles and boiling mud pools. The area is characterised by a strong smell of sulphur. Finally, we visit the fantastic Mývatn Nature Baths, where visitors get the chance to soak in a geothermal lagoon located in the middle of a lava field. At the end of the day, we drive back to Akureyri where the estimated arrival time is between 16:00-17:00.

Dive into the wonders of Iceland by joining this 15-day package around the country. On this adventure, you’ll be driven around the entire Ring Road, with added stops at the Blue Lagoon and Snæfellnes Peninsula, all without worrying about organising accommodations, extra activities or driving. Those looking for a comfortable way to discover the beautiful Icelandic nature need to look no further. Amongst the highlights of Iceland you will see, are the sites of the famous Golden Circle, the stunning Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon on the South Coast, the remote Eastfjords, and the otherworldly Lake Mývatn area in the North. During the booking process, you will have the option to add on a wealth of diverse excursions, all at a discounted price, including whale-watching, horseback riding, and snowmobiling. Of course, you will also get plenty of time to enjoy the history, art and attractions of the country’s capital, Reykjavík as you'll spend 7 nights in this vibrant city. This package is available from September to April, meaning that you will avoid the majority of the crowds that come in the height of summer, and have a chance to hunt for the Northern Lights every night. Come along on this fantastic journey. Whether travelling to Iceland for adventure, serenity, culture or nature, the 15-day winter package will not disappoint. Check availability by choosing a date.