Iceland Travel Tour 637

1. Arrival in Reykjavik. || 63.995914165146985, -22.64653770126368

2. Airport pick up and transfer to hotel

1 Hour Transfer.

3. Hotel check in. || 64.14836955517454, -21.941716930937318

4. Free time

5. Night in Reykjavik

1. Breakfast at hotel. || 64.14836955517454, -21.941716930937318

2. 2 Hour (Approximately) Reykjavik Walking Tour

3. Hallgrímskirkja Church. || 64.14210008554963, -21.926613675114023

The colorful Rainbow Street, and the famous Sun Voyager monument on the waterfront.

4. Harpa Concert Hall. || 64.15036566372291, -21.932226757925665

An award-winning glass building that has earned 13 international
architectural prizes.

5. Icelandic Cuisine Lunch

6. Optional Blue / Sky Lagoon

Later in the afternoon, you will be picked up for a bus transfer to the famous Blue Lagoon or Sky Lagoon SPA. Here, you can spend your time bathing in the heated geothermal outdoor pool.

7. Blue Lagoon (50 Minutes from Reykjavik). || 63.8809642622621, -22.447290094820943

Surrounded by volcanic landscapes, this open-air geothermal pool invites you to soak in its warm, milky-blue waters. Rich in natural minerals, the lagoon is especially known for its skin-soothing effects. You can try a signature white silica mask, unwind in the steam or sauna, or simply float and take in the otherworldly scenery. Spa treatments are also available for those who want an extra dose of relaxation. This tour will be an additional $189 per person. Children aged 2- 13 accompanied by an adult - free.

8. Sky Lagoon (25 Minutes from Reykjavik). || 64.1165359132076, -21.946344446098287

A geothermal infinity lagoon just outside Reykjavik, offering stunning ocean views and the unique 7-Step Ritual inspired by Icelandic traditions. Relax in warm waters carved into volcanic rock while enjoying a luxurious yet natural spa experience. This will be an additional $207 per person. Must be at least 12 years to enter.

9. Free time

10. Night in Reykjavik

1. Breakfast at hotel. || 64.14836955517454, -21.941716930937318

2. The Golden Circle

After a hearty breakfast, we set off on our spectacular journey around Iceland's Golden Circle. 1-hour drive to the first stop 1-hour walk in the park (total)

3. Þingvellir National Park. || 64.28227722964195, -21.076374100246124

A true national treasure. This is where the world’s first parliament — the Althing — was founded. Even more incredible, this is the exact spot where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet. We’ll admire Þingvallavatn, Iceland’s largest natural lake, and visit the Silfra fissure, famous for its crystal-clear waters and popular with divers and snorkelers. Along the way (30 min drive), we'll visit a geothermal area where bread is baked underground and even try boiling eggs in a hot spring! (30 min there) We'll also stop at a unique tomato farm (30 min drive) where the entire menu revolves around tomatoes - including tomato beer and tomato ice cream for the adventurous. (Lunch time 1 h on the tomato farm)

4. Haukadalur. || 64.31462478775556, -20.305229299691696

Next, we head to the bubbling geothermal valley of Haukadalur (20 minute Drive).

5. Strokkur Geyser. || 64.31283726619763, -20.30061381373824

Home to the famous Strokkur geyser, which erupts every 5–10 minutes, shooting hot water up to 30 meters into the air. We’ll also see the original
Geysir, which gave its name to all the world’s geysers (40 minutes there).

6. Gullfoss. || 64.32725613035265, -20.11998395455731

(15 Minute Drive), Our final highlight of the day is Gullfoss (1 Hour there), Iceland’s iconic "Golden Waterfall." Get close to the thundering cascade and feel its powerful energy — a spot once considered for building a hydroelectric plant. On the way back, we’ll make a stop to meet some of the island’s fluffiest locals — the friendly Icelandic horses.

7. Road to Reykjavík (2 Hours)

8. Free time

9. Night in Reykjavík

1. Breakfast at hotel. || 64.14836955517454, -21.941716930937318

2. The South Coast

Today, we dedicate our journey to the romantic South Coast of Iceland — a land of endless lava beaches, dramatic basalt cliffs, and breathtaking scenery that will leave no one indifferent. This is one of the most picturesque regions of the island.

3. Eyjafjallajökull and Katla. || 63.61896055752563, -19.647310859025584

On the way, we’ll pass iconic volcanoes Eyjafjallajökull and Katla, catch our first glimpses of majestic glaciers, and walk along the famous black sand beaches of the Atlantic Ocean. Road time to first stop - 2 hours.

4. Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss. || 63.615687881151715, -19.988589844468155

We begin the day with two remarkable waterfalls: Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss. (40 Minutes for each location) These powerful cascades are not only spectacular but also incredibly close — you can walk right up to them. And Seljalandsfoss holds a secret: you can walk behind the waterfall for a magical perspective. Just don’t forget your raincoat!

5. Reynisfjara. || 63.40596632580775, -19.078059768345533

After that, filled with fresh impressions, we’ll head to the Atlantic coast and the stunning black sand beach of Reynisfjara (30 minute drive). There will be plenty of time to walk along the shore and take in the dramatic scenery. Iceland’s black beaches are often ranked among the most beautiful in the world! Here we’ll find the famous “troll fingers” — towering basalt sea stacks that, according to legend, were once trolls turned to stone. We’ll explore a fascinating lava cave formed from naturally occurring hexagonal basalt columns — a masterpiece sculpted by nature itself. (1 Hour on the beach).

6. 1 Hour Lunch in Vik

7. Village of Vík. || 63.417769497593085, -18.99894542944712

We’ll wrap up the day with a stop at the viewpoint near the charming hilltop church in the quaint village of Vík, a perfect place for one last
look at Iceland’s enchanting South Coast.

8. Dyrhólaey. || 63.40515338789421, -19.11814760725314

Next, we'll ascend to the Dyrhólaey promontory (15 min drive), the southernmost tip of Iceland, known for its breathtaking views of the contrasting black-and-white coastline. This area is also a protected nature reserve and nesting ground for Iceland's iconic puffins. And with a little luck — we might spot them in the wild! (40 min there)

9. Sólheimajökull Glacier. || 63.56082968381273, -19.30806591576432

Then it's time to return along the south coast, with a stop at Sólheimajökull glacier (35 min drive) to discover fascinating facts about glaciers and the surrounding area. 1 hour hike to the glacier and back in total.

10. Road to Reykjavik - 2 hours 40 min.

11. Free time

12. Night in Reykjavík

1. Breakfast at hotel. || 64.14836955517454, -21.941716930937318

2. Free day

You have the whole days at your disposal, so feel free to spend it however you like. If you're in the mood for adventure, there are several optional activities to.

3. Horse Riding Tour (arrive to meeting point on own)

Enjoy a half-day Horse Riding Tour in Iceland, lasting 1.5 to 2 hours, where you’ll ride the unique Icelandic horses—an authentic cultural experience blended with light outdoor adventure. This activity is suitable even for beginners and is easy to combine with other experiences in Reykjavik on the same day. This will be an additional $150 per person. Please note that there is a weight limit of 110 kg (240 lbs).

4. Whale Watching - RIB Boat Tour (arrive to meeting point on own)

Set out on a thrilling Whale Watching RIB Boat Tour from Reykjavik’s Old Harbor, lasting up to 2 hours. This high-adrenaline adventure takes place in small groups aboard fast, agile RIB boats, giving you a greater chance of spotting whales up close. The experience includes warm overalls, gloves, goggles, and all necessary safety gear, making it perfect for wildlife lovers and photographers. This will be an additional $180 per person.

5. Whale Watching - Luxury Yacht (arrive to meeting point on own)

Enjoy a relaxing Whale Watching tour aboard a luxury yacht from Reykjavik’s Old Harbor, lasting up to 3.5 hours. This spacious and stable vessel offers both indoor lounges and open decks, providing comfort and panoramic views throughout the cruise. The tour includes expert guide commentary, and an onboard café is available for refreshments. This will be an additional $170 per person.

6. Perlan Museum - Wonders of Iceland Tour (arrive to meeting point on own)

The Perlan Museum – Wonders of Iceland is a modern, interactive experience that showcases the country’s incredible natural wonders. Visitors can explore a real indoor ice cave, enjoy the dazzling Northern Lights planetarium, and take in panoramic views of Reykjavík from the observation deck. The visit typically lasts 1.5–2 hours and is a perfect choice in any weather. This will be an additional $40 per person.

7. Snaefellsnes Peninsula Tour (arrive to meeting point on own)

The Snaefellsnes Peninsula Tour is a full-day group adventure lasting about 11 hours, often described as exploring “Iceland in Miniature.” Highlights include Ytri Tunga beach, where seals can often be seen, the charming fishing village of Arnarstapi, and the striking black church of Búðakirkja. Guests also journey through Snæfellsjökull National Park, with its volcanic craters, lava fields, and glaciers, before ending at the iconic Kirkjufell, one of the most photographed mountains in Iceland. This tour is perfect for nature lovers and photographers alike. This will be an additional $158 per person.

8. Lava Show Reykjavik (arrive to meeting point on own)

The Lava Show in Reykjavík offers a one-of-a-kind experience, lasting about 50 minutes. Guests witness real molten lava, heated to an astonishing 1,100°C, poured live indoors in a completely safe environment. Expert commentary enhances the show, making it both educational and unforgettable. Located in downtown Reykjavík, it’s a unique activity for anyone interested in Iceland’s volcanic power. This will be an additional $58 per person.

9. Free time

10. Night in Reykjavik

1. Breakfast at hotel. || 64.14836955517454, -21.941716930937318

2. Free day

You have the whole days at your disposal, so feel free to spend it however you like. If you're in the mood for adventure, there are several optional activities to.

3. Horse Riding Tour (arrive to meeting point on own)

Enjoy a half-day Horse Riding Tour in Iceland, lasting 1.5 to 2 hours, where you’ll ride the unique Icelandic horses—an authentic cultural experience blended with light outdoor adventure. This activity is suitable even for beginners and is easy to combine with other experiences in Reykjavik on the same day. This will be an additional $150 per person. Please note that there is a weight limit of 110 kg (240 lbs).

4. Whale Watching - RIB Boat Tour (arrive to meeting point on own)

Set out on a thrilling Whale Watching RIB Boat Tour from Reykjavik’s Old Harbor, lasting up to 2 hours. This high-adrenaline adventure takes place in small groups aboard fast, agile RIB boats, giving you a greater chance of spotting whales up close. The experience includes warm overalls, gloves, goggles, and all necessary safety gear, making it perfect for wildlife lovers and photographers. This will be an additional $180 per person.

5. Whale Watching - Luxury Yacht (arrive to meeting point on own)

Enjoy a relaxing Whale Watching tour aboard a luxury yacht from Reykjavik’s Old Harbor, lasting up to 3.5 hours. This spacious and stable vessel offers both indoor lounges and open decks, providing comfort and panoramic views throughout the cruise. The tour includes expert guide commentary, and an onboard café is available for refreshments. This will be an additional $170 per person.

6. Perlan Museum - Wonders of Iceland Tour (arrive to meeting point on own)

The Perlan Museum – Wonders of Iceland is a modern, interactive experience that showcases the country’s incredible natural wonders. Visitors can explore a real indoor ice cave, enjoy the dazzling Northern Lights planetarium, and take in panoramic views of Reykjavík from the observation deck. The visit typically lasts 1.5–2 hours and is a perfect choice in any weather. This will be an additional $40 per person.

7. Snaefellsnes Peninsula Tour (arrive to meeting point on own)

The Snaefellsnes Peninsula Tour is a full-day group adventure lasting about 11 hours, often described as exploring “Iceland in Miniature.” Highlights include Ytri Tunga beach, where seals can often be seen, the charming fishing village of Arnarstapi, and the striking black church of Búðakirkja. Guests also journey through Snæfellsjökull National Park, with its volcanic craters, lava fields, and glaciers, before ending at the iconic Kirkjufell, one of the most photographed mountains in Iceland. This tour is perfect for nature lovers and photographers alike. This will be an additional $158 per person.

8. Lava Show Reykjavik (arrive to meeting point on own)

The Lava Show in Reykjavík offers a one-of-a-kind experience, lasting about 50 minutes. Guests witness real molten lava, heated to an astonishing 1,100°C, poured live indoors in a completely safe environment. Expert commentary enhances the show, making it both educational and unforgettable. Located in downtown Reykjavík, it’s a unique activity for anyone interested in Iceland’s volcanic power. This will be an additional $58 per person.

9. Free time

10. Night in Reykjavik

1. Breakfast at hotel. || 64.14836955517454, -21.941716930937318

2. Bus transfer to airport. || 63.995914165146985, -22.6465377012636

3. Flight Departure