Activities & Tours in Iceland

Iceland's most famous attraction — soak in the milky-blue geothermal waters of the Blue Lagoon, surrounded by black lava fields. The Comfort package includes entry, a silica mud mask, a drink, and a towel.

The ultimate glacier experience — hike across Vatnajokull's ice cap and descend into a naturally formed ice cave with walls of electric blue. Available only in winter when the caves are stable enough to enter safely.

A longer, more immersive glacier hike on the edge of Europe's largest ice cap. Skaftafell's Falljokull outlet glacier offers dramatic ice formations, panoramic mountain views, and a true sense of wilderness.

Walk on an ancient glacier just two hours from Reykjavik. Solheimajokull's dramatic blue ice, deep crevasses, and volcanic ash layers make this the most accessible glacier hike in Iceland.

Cruise among towering icebergs on Iceland's most famous glacial lagoon. The amphibian boat tour brings you face to face with blue and white ice calved from the retreating Breidamerkurjokull glacier.

Iceland's most popular day tour, visiting three iconic landmarks: Thingvellir National Park (UNESCO), the erupting Strokkur geyser, and the thundering Gullfoss waterfall — all in a single day from Reykjavik.

Combine Iceland's top sightseeing route with a memorable ride on an Icelandic horse, experiencing the unique tolt gait through stunning countryside.

Experience Iceland's most iconic landmarks on a small group tour covering Thingvellir, Geysir, Gullfoss, and the stunning Kerid Crater.

Ride an Icelandic horse along the dramatic black sand beaches of Iceland's south coast with views of sea stacks, crashing waves, and distant glaciers.

Ride an Icelandic horse through moss-covered lava fields just minutes from Reykjavik, experiencing the famous tolt gait in a stunning volcanic landscape.

Paddle a kayak among floating icebergs at Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon, getting close to blue ice formations calved from Breidamerkurjokull glacier in one of Iceland's most stunning settings.

Sail out of Reykjavik's Old Harbour into Faxafloi Bay for a unique on-the-water northern lights experience, away from the city's light pollution with an unobstructed 360-degree view of the sky.

The most affordable way to chase the northern lights from Reykjavik. A comfortable coach takes you to the best viewing spots outside the city, guided by an expert who knows exactly where to look.

Two of Iceland's most popular experiences in a single day — the Golden Circle's iconic landmarks by daylight and a northern lights hunt after dark, saving you time and money.

A small-group northern lights hunt in a modified super jeep, reaching remote locations far from light pollution. Maximum 6 passengers per vehicle for a personalised aurora experience.

Cruise to Lundey (Puffin Island) from Husavik to see thousands of nesting puffins up close, with the dramatic backdrop of Skjalfandi Bay and snow-capped mountains.

Sail among the largest Atlantic puffin colony in the world off the Westman Islands, with close-up views of nesting birds, sea caves, and dramatic cliff faces.

Drive the complete Ring Road at your own pace with pre-booked accommodation, a detailed itinerary, and a rental car included for 10 unforgettable days.

Circle the entire island in six days with expert guides, covering waterfalls, glaciers, volcanic landscapes, whale watching towns, and remote fjords.

Iceland's oldest swimming pool, dating back to 1891. This natural hot spring in the village of Fludir offers a relaxed, affordable, and authentic geothermal bathing experience near the Golden Circle.

Scuba dive between tectonic plates in water with 100+ meter visibility at Silfra, one of the top rated dive sites in the world. PADI Open Water certification required.

Float between two continents in crystal-clear glacial water at Silfra fissure, where visibility exceeds 100 meters in a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Reykjavik's newest geothermal lagoon offers an infinity-edge pool overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The Pure Ritual includes a seven-step bathing ritual inspired by Icelandic traditions.

Journey by super jeep into Iceland's colorful rhyolite highlands at Landmannalaugar for hiking among painted mountains and a soak in a natural geothermal hot spring.

Ride a modified super jeep through glacial rivers to reach the hidden valley of Thorsmork, surrounded by three glaciers, for guided hiking in Iceland's most dramatic highland scenery.

Hike to the site of Iceland's recent volcanic eruptions on the Reykjanes Peninsula, walking across fresh lava fields with expert guides who explain the geology unfolding beneath your feet.

Descend 120 meters into the magma chamber of a dormant volcano via an open cable lift — the only place on Earth where you can enter a volcanic magma chamber.

Explore Eyjafjordur — Iceland's longest fjord — in search of humpback whales, dolphins, and porpoises. Akureyri's sheltered waters make for a calm ride with stunning mountain scenery on both sides.

Husavik is Europe's whale watching capital, with a 98% sighting rate in summer. Sail Skjalfandi Bay on a traditional oak schooner for the best chance of seeing humpback whales, dolphins, and occasionally blue whales.

The most convenient whale watching in Iceland, departing directly from Reykjavik's Old Harbour. Spot minke whales, humpback whales, dolphins, and porpoises in Faxafloi Bay without leaving the capital.