To do in Iceland

Enjoy a time of relaxation in the heart of the Golden Circle.

Spend a moment in the naturally hot waters of the Fontana geothermal spa, in Laugarvatn.

If you need some time off to relax and recharge while exploring Northern Iceland, why not take a dip in the hot milky blue waters of Mývatn Nature Baths.

Located in the most beautiful area of the Icelandic ring road, these hot springs are just the perfect way to end your day.

Relax and recharge in one of the most beautiful fjord of the country named Hvalfjörður, You will get to bathe in natural hot water by the sea.

For the bravest ones, you may also take a dip in the "not so warm" ocean for the traditional cold plunge!

In the national park of Vatnajökull, which is the name of the largest glacier in Europe, explore an ice cave with a guide.

After a quick SuperJeep ride and a short walk equipped with crampons, you will enter a real ice cave, where the hundreds of different shades of blue will mesmerize you.

A full day of adventures and discoveries inside and on the largest glacier of Europe and in the biggest national park in Iceland: The Vatnajökull.

Your journey includes a SuperJeep ride a glacier hike and an ice cave visit. This is a 6h tour, that you will forever remember.

A one hour Helicopter Tour over the National Park of Þingvellir and the Hengill geothermal Area.

Embark on a unique and breathtaking experience over Icelandic Landscapes, that includes one landing.

Another option for a one hour helicopter tour. In this one, you will fly over one of the tallest waterfalls in Iceland, and the national park of Þingvellir.

This tour includes one landing.

Fly for three hours over The Icelandic Highlands. Discover the remote regions of Þórsmörk and Landmannalaugar amongst many others.

This is a fantastic, stunning experience. This flight includes one landing.

In the Borgarfjörður area, sometimes called the Silver Circle, you can find an immense Lava Cave.

Accompanied by a guide, you will explore this unique tunnel and learn about its extraordinary geology. This is a 1.5 hour visit that we highly recommend.

Explore a 5000 - 6000 years old lava tube, only 40km away from Reykjavík.

With a guide telling you about the geology and even the history of the area, you will walk the manmade path that allows you to discover about 750m of the tunnel.

Ask us about the adventurous version!

Explore the famous Icelandic South Coast. Between glaciers, waterfalls and black sand beaches, this tour has it all.

Discover some sites where Games of Thrones was filmed, walk behind a waterfall, and so much more on this memorable day.

In a comfortable vehicle, you will get to explore the famous Golden Circle.

Visit the National Park of Þingvellir, the geyser Strokkur, the Laugarvatn hot springs, theEfstidalur, and Friðheimar farms, and the Kerið Crater.

Explore "Iceland in miniature" in this minibus tour that includes a homemade farm lunch.

Visit iconic sites such as Kirkjufell, Djúpalónssandur, Arnarstapi, and more.

This is the best Minibus Northern Lights hunt in Iceland.

Their team of expert guides, has extensive knowledge of the Northern Lights, and fantastic photography skills, to immortalize your moment.

Feeling adventurous? Why not try and snorkel in the clearest waters in the world?

Put on your dry suit and take a swim between two tectonic plates.

A cold, but unforgettable experience.

Alongside the biggest glacier in Europe - The Vatnajökull -, "flows" a glacier outlet called: Fjalljökull. In the summer time, you can sail its immense glacial lake named "Fjallsarlón".

Embark on a zodiac to get as close as possible to the icebergs and the glacier itself.

Experience one of the best shows in Iceland.

In a controlled indoors environment, some real lava, is re-melted and poured in front of you, close enough to feel the radiating heat!

This is located in Reykjavík, we recommend doing the premium experience including thebackstage visit.

In Vík, on the South Coast of Iceland, one can see the original Lava Show.

While you are in a highly active volcanic area, why not take the time to see some molten lava, in a safe environment?

Extend your knowledge about volcanism with an interactive and innovative exhibition.

Located in Hvolsvöllur, South Iceland (1.5 hours from Reykjavík). The Lava Center, is absolutely unique and a must-visit.

When in Akureyri, the capital of the North, you may want to sail on Eyjafjörður, the longest fjord in Iceland.

On a 3 hour cruise, get a chance to see the giants of the sea, the whales of Iceland.

Overalls are provided on cold days.

Icelandic waters are populated by various species of whales.

This 3 hour cruise, is your best chance to see them during your stay in the capital. You will embark on a boat, and sail off the coast.

Overalls are provided on cold days.