Join us on this small group adventure tour, where your guide takes you to the lava fields of Reykjanes. This site is the heart of a nearby volcanic system Krýsuvík that last erupted some 850 years ago. After just a short drive from Reykjavík, we turn off the beaten track and head into the lava field south of the city. The view is stunning, and the lava field with its strange formations bring to life all the troll stories that were meant to keep people away, and it doesn't take more than a few steps in almost impassable lava to understand the bad reputation of this area that the past generations called the Burntlands. Travelling over the mountain pass at Háuhnjúkar, we enter the volcanic area to take in the raw beauty of lake Kleifarvatn. The black sand beaches and the unique rock formations that make up the hills and the mountains are made of ash, and volcanic debris and the lake itself was formed by a melting glacier. Calm on the surface, but the lake sits right on top of the fault lines on the tectonic divide and actually hides some beautiful hot springs underneath the surface which make it a popular snorkelling site in summer.   The Krýsuvík volcanic system looks nothing like the classic cone shape mountain. The fault lines cross all the way to the capital area, so it is under constant watch and one of the most researched geothermal areas in Iceland. We'll hike the path between bubbling fumaroles at the geothermal site, Seltún, that sits on top of the massive magma chamber and you can literally see, hear and smell the earth boiling. After that, we head to the lava fields again and on to Leiðarendi cave that was formed some 2000 years ago. The cave is completely natural with no man-made pathways or artificial lights, and it is one of few accessible caves that has not been “developed” for mass tourism. This is the best way to experience the colourful inside of the lava field, an expert guide and a small group of like-minded adventurers. Fully equipped with helmets and headlamps, we enter the cave and work our way through the rockfalls and low ceilings, even on all four at times. Not to worry though, as there are no tight spaces you have to squeeze through and your guide will always adjust the route to fit each group best.  After our caving adventure, we will head back into the city for the afternoon. Don't miss this fantastic exploration of the hidden gem that is Reykjanes peninsula. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Book this self-drive tour and visit Iceland's most famous attractions, including the Blue Lagoon, Golden Circle, Reynisfjara black sand beach, Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, and many of Iceland's most famous waterfalls. Having your own car gives you the freedom to explore the most popular destinations of Iceland the way you would like, without having to worry about a tour guide or others in your group. You'll travel in full comfort throughout your trip. All lodgings will have an ensuite bathroom and breakfast will always be included, so you will be able to rest comfortably between your days of adventure.  On the first day, collect your car and head to the capital city, Reykjavik. You'll have the evening to decompress from your flight and settle in. If you like, you can relax at the world-famous Blue Lagoon before you go ahead to the city.  You'll begin the proper adventure on the second day, by driving around the Golden Circle. You're in the driver's seat, so spend the day doing what you'd like. Visit the foundation of Icelandic history, Þingvellir, see the geysers, and enjoy the famous Golden Waterfall, Gullfoss. Further along on your trip, you will travel alongside the infamous glacier and volcano Eyjafjallajökull, and past the stunning Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls. The highlight of the South Coast is the otherworldly Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, where you can sail among great icebergs, and walk along where they have stranded at the nearby Diamond Beach. A boat trip around the glacier lagoon is just one option you can add to your stay. You can also go horse riding, glacier hiking, snowmobiling, and even on a trip inside the ice caves. All these adventures are at your fingertips, and if reserved with the tour booking, they come at a special, discounted price, to help you add more excitement to your arctic holiday.  We understand that you are visiting Iceland to experience nature at its best, and to escape the city and its crowds. That is why we have included hidden gems and spectacular attractions not known to many others on this tour. The itinerary we'll provide you with will ensure you don't miss a thing. So don't hesitate; jump on this opportunity to see some of Iceland's best attractions in just five days! Check availability by choosing a date.

Discover the unforgettable, snowy landscapes of Iceland for yourself with this winter self-drive tour. Relax in the Blue Lagoon, see the Golden Circle and drive the South Coast all the way to Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon where you can visit an authentic ice cave, all in just five days. This tour is designed for those who desire the freedom to explore Iceland’s winter scene in their own time. Upon booking you’ll receive a personal itinerary, pointing you in the direction of interesting locations, but you are behind the wheel, so you decide where you go and how long you stay. There are no impatient tour guides rushing you from place to place, so you can take your time at each location, capturing the perfect photo of Gullfoss waterfall or watching the ocean waves crash upon the shore at Reynisfjara black sand beach. Your only set destinations are your accommodations each night, which have been arranged for you before the journey begins. If you want to spice up your holiday with an adventure or two, you can add on tours during the booking process where you ride around the countryside on the Icelandic horse or snorkel in crystal-clear glacial water. You will also have the option adding a snowmobiling tour on top of a glacier, visiting two ice caves, one of those is only accessible during the winter months, and soaking in the geothermal waters of the Blue Lagoon. Enjoy the beautiful Icelandic nature in the winter with this 5-day self-drive tour. Visit the country’s most iconic attractions as the Northern Lights dance in the sky above. Check availability by choosing a date.

Drive the entire ring-road of Iceland in ten days, on this immersive winter tour. Carefully designed by local travel experts who know the land and the Icelandic winter, this itinerary takes road conditions and daylight hours into consideration to create a journey suitable for winter travel in Iceland. This trip should appeal to anyone who seeks to make the most of this country as possible, who has a great sense of adventure, and who wants the freedom to decide where to go and when.  On this self-drive, you will get to see some of Iceland’s most iconic sights, seeing the floating icebergs at Jökulsárlón, the serene lava fields of Lake Mývatn and the world renowned Golden Circle while enjoying the evening glow of the Northern Lights above. You'll also receive a personal itinerary guiding you to unique, lesser-known locations where you can truly immerse yourself in the untouched nature, far from the crowds. If you'd like to experience something even more unique or get some amazing thrills, you can always add some adventure to your journey. Throughout the booking process, you can add on tours such as dogsledding, glacier hiking and snowmobiling. If you visit between November and March, you will also have the rare opportunity to take a trip into an authentic ice cave. Travelling around all of Iceland in winter will expose you to an incredible wonderland of snowy terrain. It does, however, make driving a challenge for those without experience on icy roads. This tour, therefore, should only be booked if the group you are travelling with has a confident driver, preferably with experience under similar conditions. Don't miss out on this Icelandic adventure. Book now to create the winter holiday of a lifetime. Check availability by choosing a date.

Embark on a 5-day winter adventure in Iceland. This tour is tailored to those who want to see as much as possible, in the shortest amount of time, mixing in a guided tour with the flexibility of driving yourself. This is a journey of all the best attractions and activities that Iceland’s winter landscapes have to offer, such as bathing in the Blue Lagoon, exploring a natural ice cave inside a glacier, visiting stunning waterfalls and impressive black sand beaches, downtime in Reykjavík, spouting geyser and two national parks. And on clear nights, the Northern Lights might appear in the sky above you. And if that isn’t enough, you can add extra activities when booking to make your Iceland getaway complete. While you make your way around the Golden Circle, give yourself an adrenaline rush on a snowmobile tour across the glacier, go horseback riding in a geothermal valley or snorkel between two continents in a national park! If you’re keen to drive in Iceland but unsure about doing so in the icy conditions of wintertime, then this package is made for you. First, you’ll be picked up from the airport and dropped off at a select hotel in the city centre, before embarking on a 2-day guided tour of south Iceland. After getting to know Iceland a little, and becoming accustomed to the weather and the roads in the safe hands of your driver, you’ll be provided with a rental car for your second to last day so you can explore the Golden Circle on your own. The Golden Circle is close to Reykjavík, so you don’t have to venture too far, and the whole way is paved. There are plenty of gas stations and small towns in the area where you could get assistance should you run into any trouble. Reserve now to guarantee your spot on this ideal tour for those who like comfort and a bit of adventure. Check the booking availability by choosing a date.

Travel into the undisturbed nature and visit lonely fjords, turf houses, hot springs, remote islands, and deserted towns with this 10-day self-drive tour of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula and the Westfjords. Those wanting a relaxing holiday, freedom to choose their own path, and a glimpse of the simple life before modernity, need look no further. On this tour, you will visit the great Snæfellsnes Peninsula and journey through the area's dramatic landscapes before heading to the Westfjords and Flatey island; the country’s most isolated regions where time seems to stand still. While on the road, you will spend your evenings in lovely country hotels located in the idyllic fishing villages and coastal towns on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula and the Westfjords. You will also have the chance to spend a night on the secluded Flatey island where life moves at a little slower pace. Enjoy the freedom to explore on your own time, as on a self-drive tour, you are not bound by any tour guides or time limitations. Upon booking, you will receive a personal itinerary which you can tailor to best suit your interest by adding some exciting adventures, such as whale watching, caving, visiting ice cave tunnels or descending into a dormant volcano. These activities even come at a discounted price if you add them during the booking process. Spend the long summer days relaxing in the hot tubs of the Westfjords, hiking on the white and black sand beaches of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, and enjoying the company of the puffins on Flatey island with this ten-day summer self-drive tour. Check availability by choosing a date.

Enjoy Iceland with this 6-day summer self-drive tour where you’ll find out what’s hidden in the lava fields of the Reykjanes Peninsula, feel the powers of the Icelandic nature on the Golden Circle route, visit a wealth of wonders on the South Coast, and encircle a mighty glacier on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. This tour is perfect for those wanting to set their own pace and follow their own path as they see Iceland's best features like the erupting geyser Strokkur, the serene Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, the sparkling Diamond Beach, and the picturesque Kirkjufell mountain. Upon booking, you will be provided with a personalised itinerary guiding you to the essential sightseeing locations as well as some off-the-beaten-track spots. But nothing is set in stone, so if you are returning to this land of ice and fire and would like to see something new, you can rearrange the itinerary, skipping the attraction you have seen in favour of new and exciting adventures. You could also spice up these classic sights with a tour where you'll go snorkelling, snowmobiling or riding an Icelandic horse. You could also go glacier hiking, ice climbing, visit an authentic ice cave, descend into a volcano or a lava tube, take a super jeep tour to the Highlands or unwind in the Blue Lagoon Spa, all at a special discount if you book them along with this self-drive. Each night on this six-day tour will be spent at the same accommodation in Reykjavík, allowing you to travel freely around the country, enjoying the comfort and lively culture of the city and eliminating the need to repack every day. Book now to secure your place on this family-friendly summer self-drive tour. Combine nature, adventure, and city comfort with this 6-day excursion. Check availability by choosing a date.

Step into a winter wonderland on this 9-day self-drive tour around Iceland. On this seasonal road trip, you will experience the sights and sounds of the Ring Road during the day, and hunt for the Northern Lights at night. This itinerary is perfect for those who want to travel at their own pace with the ease and comfort of taking the wheel yourself. Pick up your car from the airport upon landing then travel straight to Reykjavik to start your adventure around Iceland. You will begin with the famous Golden Circle taking in natural wonders and sites of ancient importance like Gullfoss waterfall and Þingvellir National Park. You will then travel along the South Coast, stopping at some of the most incredible waterfalls the country has to offer, before landing at the crown jewel of Iceland, the Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. You will then travel east to see the untouched beauty of the Eastfjords before you go north to the geothermal landscapes of Lake Mývatn and the surrounding areas. You will experience the capital of the North, Akureyri and hang with the locals before returning to Reykjavík. Not only will you get to be in control of your journey, but you also have the opportunity to experience exciting adventures; like horse riding, snorkelling, snowmobiling, visiting geothermal nature baths and getting up close and personal with a glacier. Whatever your needs are, this self-drive vacation allows you to experience Iceland at your own pace. All accommodation is taken care of, so all you need to do is enjoy the journey. Grab your warm coat and get ready for a winter escape that you will remember for a lifetime. Check availability by choosing a date.

Enjoy the many geological marvels and geothermal wonders that reside on the Reykjanes Peninsula. This sightseeing tour is perfect for those who want to witness Iceland’s raw volcanism while avoiding the most crowded tourist destinations. You will be picked up from Reykjavík in the morning, and be whisked south-west to Reykjanes. If, like almost every other traveller in the country, you arrived in Iceland at Keflavík International Airport, you will have seen some of this barren and haunting peninsula as you headed to the capital. To explore it in depth, however, will reveal hidden gem after hidden gem. There are a multitude of sites to get to on this tour. First up will be several beautiful lakes. The largest of these, Kleifarvatn, is serene in itself, but surrounded by massive, jagged mountains; part of it also gently bubbles due to the geothermal activity beneath the surface. Grænavatn is also on the agenda, an unusual crater lake, that lives up to its name of the ‘Green Lake’. Next up are the peninsula’s geothermal areas. Krýsuvík has a walkway that will lead you over multicoloured patches of earth to the site’s fumaroles and hot springs and has many signs explaining the subterranean forces at work here. Gunnuhver’s main attraction is the largest mud-pot in the country, and its signs, conversely, will tell you all about the region’s folklore. You will spend the next part of the tour along the dramatic, craggy coastline of the Reykjanes Peninsula to look out for the birds. Dozens of species and tens of thousands of individuals nest on the peninsula, making it quite the birdwatcher’s paradise. This tour is perfect to book if you want to get to the Blue Lagoon or the airport after your exploration, as your guide can drop you off at both locations. If you opt for the lagoon, you will need to book your ticket in advance, as well as the bus transfer back (buses run very regularly between the pools and capital). Don’t miss this amazing day of sightseeing across the little-explored Reykjanes Peninsula. Check availability by choosing a date.

Take flight over the lunar landscapes of the Reykjanes Peninsula with this breathtaking helicopter excursion. If you want to see Iceland’s nature at its most stark and beautiful, but don’t want to miss a second of adventure, then this is the tour for you. This excursion begins when you meet your pilot at the departure point by Reykjavík Domestic Airport. They will give you a briefing on your route, before taking you to your sleek helicopter where you’ll hop on, buckle up, and take off. Reykjavík is beautiful from street-level, but to see it from above, with its brightly coloured tin roofs, feats of modern architecture and incredible surrounding nature is a unique privilege few get to experience. After capturing sights of Hallgrímskirkja church, Harpa Concert Hall, Faxaflói Bay and Mount Esja, the chopper will turn to the West, and you will begin your exploration of the Reykjanes Peninsula. The raw volcanism of this barren, otherworldly region can only be truly appreciated from above. Countless craters will pass beneath you, interrupting the desolate landscape of endless lava fields; occasionally, you will see steam rising from some seething geothermal areas; and you’ll soar over the craggy, dramatic coastline, weathered by the constant beating of the Atlantic Ocean. The Reykjanes Peninsula is home to many of Iceland’s natural wonders. You will catch sight of the lakes Kleifarvatn, wide and serene, and Grænavatn, small and azure, and the large and mystic mud-pit of Gunnuhver. You will even fly above the world famous Blue Lagoon. Your journey will conclude with a smooth landing on one of the volcanic peaks or lunar lava fields, where you will attain incredible views of your surroundings, and be allowed plenty of time for photos. After an hour or so, you will turn back to Reykjavík, and soar through the air to the Domestic Airport. You will disembark with a camera full of photographs, mind full of memories, and your veins still pumping with adrenaline. Soar above the beautiful city of Reykjavík and across the otherworldly Reykjanes Peninsula by booking your helicopter adventure now. Check availability by choosing a date.

Discover the country's geothermal powers and end the day relaxing in the warm waters of the Blue Lagoon on this fantastic day tour, suited for all those who want to immerse themselves in the wild Icelandic nature.  After being picked up, you will begin your adventure by heading out through a thrilling lava field on your way to the Reykjanes Peninsula, in the south-west of Iceland, located only a short drive from Reykjavík city. You will be driven past Kleifarvatn, a large lake located in a fissure zone on the boundaries of the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. From there you will visit Seltún, an area nearby where the geothermal activity comes to the surface in the form of bubbling mud pools, colourful ground, and powerful steam vents.  After a nice walk around Seltún area, you will visit one of the hottest places in Iceland, Gunnuhver. The temperature under the surface is around 300° C at this steaming hot spring, and the whole area was once considered haunted by a ghost called Gunna who lent the region its name.  After passing the Reykjanesviti lighthouse, the oldest lighthouse in Iceland, you will take a walk towards the sea where you can enjoy the breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean, high cliffs and black rock formations.  Afterwards, you will be driven to the bridge between two continents. The bridge is a small footbridge over a major fissure, which was formed by shifting of the two continental plates, Eurasian and North American plates. The tour ends in the relaxing atmosphere of the Blue Lagoon. Vibrant blue water at the perfect temperature will help you unwind after a day of sightseeing. Afterwards, you will be taken back to the city through the small town Hafnarfjörður, located in a lava field. See both Reykjanes Peninsula's hidden gems and its most popular attraction on this fun-filled day tour. Check availability by choosing a date.

Join this sightseeing expedition to enjoy and experience stunning views of volcanoes, plateaus and mesmerising mountains. This is an excellent option for those really looking to gain an insight into Iceland's geological history, as well as the current effects that volcanoes have on the environment. You'll start the tour by seeing an hour-long documentary at the Volcano House. It is an excellent way to warm up for the tour as it greatly helps to imagine what previous eruptions might have looked, as well as how future ones may arise. When the film is finished, you'll venture off the beaten path to visit the volcanoes around Reykjavík, some of which are overdue to erupt. You will hear everything about the volcanic activity and what will most likely happen in the century's upcoming eruptions. You will then take the road less travelled to some jet-black, volcanic rock formations and mossy filled lava fields. Your guide will be happy to explain the geology in a way everyone understands and can relate. You might also hear stories of trolls, the old Nordic gods, outlaws and the hidden people. If you love stories, love to see beautiful places and get the authentic local experience from people that love to share their passion for this island, this is a tour for you. This tour is operated by a small family business that likes to give good experiences to small groups. So, coming on a tour should be like finally visiting your exchange student from Iceland and have his family showing you the most exciting places in Iceland. There is a maximum of 12 guests per vehicle on this guided tour. Very often the groups count less than 6 people so the experience is the next thing to going on a private tour. So, don't miss out on this opportunity to explore Iceland with the locals. Check booking availability by choosing a date.