Iceland offers a wide variety of experiences whatever the season. Summer provides a great choice of activities, such as diving, glacier-skiing, skidoo excursions on Europe’s largest glacier, trips on quad bikes, angling, and mountain biking, kayaking as well as whale watching. Winter is a time of adventure with dog sledding excursions, snowmobiling, ice fishing, northern lights observation and relaxation in the thermal pools and famous Blue Lagoon.

A trip to Iceland can be combined with a holiday to Greenland or the Faroe Islands.

Reykjavík

Reykjavík is a city of striking contrasts. Small corrugated-iron houses nestle next to futuristic glass buildings; state-of-the-art facilities lie minutes away from rugged volcanic terrain; and international influences mingle with Icelandic national traditions to create a unique culture where old embraces new.

Click here to go to our Self Drive Grand Tour of Iceland itinerary

Click here to go to our Reykjavik Winter itinerary

Click here to go to our Aurora & Hot Springs itinerary

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