Iceland
Upcoming Tours
Must Do Adventure
Bucket List Experience
Snaefellsnes
Begin the first day of the Iceland Tour on a mysterious note at Budirkirkja, the church of black walls and the vast fields adjoining it. Go hiking or take a walk along the trails around Kirkjufell Mountain, and marvel at the massive rock formations of the Gerouberg Basalt Columns. Explore the interiors of the Vatnshellir Cave and go on risky adventures at Raudfeldsgja. Drive around the Snaefellsjokul Glacier for panoramic views of icy nature and chill out at Djupalon Beach before heading back home.
Reykjavik
Enjoy the Iceland Tour with an exploration of the lush green parks and gardens at Reykjavik. Check out the most notable public gardens that include Hallargardur, Klambratun, and more. Pop into the National Museum of Iceland next to take note of the Valpjofsstadur door, among other impressive collections, and attend the Icelandic Opera at Harpa. Learn more about Icelandic customs at Arbaejarsafn, the open-air museum, and take a delightful ferry ride to Videy Island in Kollfiordur.
Deildartunguhver
Bring out your bathing suit, towels, and body soap, because the Iceland Tour is all about bathing and relaxing in the warm, therapeutic, natural hot springs of Deildartunguhver. The water of the hot spring attains a temperature of 207 degrees Fahrenheit, so take care not to get too close to the spring. Bathe in the steamy mist of the hot spring instead to feel rejuvenated without having to scald the skin.
Seljalandsfoss
Your eyes will pop out at the mesmerizing beauty of the cascades at Seljalandsfoss. The strikingly beautiful waterfalls stand at an incredible height of about 65 meters above sea level and lend indescribable beauty to the meadows of wild blossoms into which the water flows. Catch a glimpse of misty rainbows across the sunny blue sky and climb the wooden stairs into a cave to view the waterfall from behind. The trip to the Southern Coast of Iceland takes place in the wee hours of the morning.
Vik I Myrdal
Spend a day of Iceland Tour in Vik, the Icelandic city known for charming coastal scenery, exotic birds, and seaside bliss. Climb the 340-meter high Reynisfjall mountain to take a look at the cute puffin birds and soak in the calmness of the beach of black sands at Reynisfjara. Check out the comfy nests of exotic seabirds at Reynisdrangar and marvel at the immense power of sea waves at the wave-cut arches of Dyrholaey.
Silfra
Go snorkeling in the fissures of Silfra on the Iceland Tour. Silfra is famous all over the world for crystal clear freshwater and the highest degree of visibility underwater. The gentle current drifts slowly into the fissure, making snorkeling feel so effortless and peaceful, that you will never wanna get out of the therapeutic waters. You can go snorkeling and diving in Silfra, throughout the year, as the water never freezing because of its ever-flowing nature.
When to Visit
Peak Season
Go on the Iceland Tour during summer to luxuriate the panoramic views of the Midnight Sun and Northern Lights in moderate temperatures.
Travel Guide
FAQs about Iceland
What is internet access like in Iceland?
Wi-Fi service is widespread in Iceland and is freely provided to guests and customers of hotels and restaurants.
Can I use my mobile phone in Iceland?
Buy a prepaid SIM card of Vodafone or Siminn to make local calls on the Iceland Tour.
How are the toilets like in Iceland?
The public toilets are clean, hygienic, and western-style. Carry toilet paper and water for washing if you need it. The bathrooms are self-cleaning in most places.
Can I drink tap water in Iceland?
The tap water of Iceland is not only pure but delicious too.
Are credit cards accepted widely in Iceland?
Iceland widely accepts credit and debit cards of significant companies, notably Visa and MasterCard. However, the cards of Diner Clubs and American Express are not accessible in Iceland.
What is the convenience of ATM access like in Iceland?
There is a reasonable number of ATM centers all over Iceland, except for in the rural parts. The machines do not run for 24 hours, so keep loose cash with you wherever you go.
What to wear in Iceland?
Pack in your warmest sweaters, mufflers, winter boots, trousers, mittens, ear muffs, and everything woolen to put up with the cold during the Iceland Tour.
Is Iceland safe for women to travel solo?
Iceland is incredibly safe for women. The rate of crime is the lowest in the world, and medical facilities are excellent too.
