Private Tour - Golden Circle with Glacier Hike
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We run tours on a minimum number of 4 adults. If this is not reached a week prior to departure, the tour will be cancelled and you'll receive a full refund.
Our private tours are organised around your wants and needs. Please see Private Tours for more information.
South Coast Tour
Highlights
- Seljalandsfoss Waterfall
- Skogafoss Waterfall
- Eyjafjallajokull Volcano
- Solheimajokull Glacier
- Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach
Journey on a stunning excursion through the South Coast of Iceland to see magnificent waterfalls, beaches and coastal views
Price from ISK 37,900
Details
- Operating: September - April
- Pick-up time: 8:45 - 9:00 from guesthouses/hotels in Reykjavik
- Included: Luxury SUV or super jeep, English guided tour of the South Coast
- Returns: We return to Reykjavik around 19:00
- Minimum Age: 6 years old
- Difficulty Rating: Moderate
About the tour
We begin this journey, starting in Reykjavik and travel towards the breathtaking waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss. Be sure to watch out the window at the beautiful landscape, seaside and hopefully glimpse the Westman Islands.
At Seljalandsfoss, make your way up the steep staircase to get a unique chance to walk behind a waterfall. Feel the power as the water drops from the famous glacier, Eyjafjallajokull.
Back in the jeep as we drive to Skogafoss. Be sure to catch this waterfall from two views, in front and above. Do you have what it takes to walk the 60 meters of stairs?
We will make our way to Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach, located near Vik. Reynisfjara is home to the iconic basalt stacks. This black sand beach is widely popular for photographers and people who wish to enjoy a nice walk on the rocky sand.
Please be aware that these are treacherous waters. High, powerful waves which sometimes flood the beach, can easily carry you out to sea.
We will now continue the journey back to Reykjavik. This is your chance to take in all the sights one last time. Don’t miss the sprawling desert black sands of Skeidarasandur and make sure to look out over the sea to catch a glimpse of the Westman Islands (Vestmannaaeyjar), 15 natural volcano islands and home to about 4,000 people.
You will also notice the famous Eyjafjallajokull which is a volcano completely covered by a glacier ice cap and the site of the 2010 volcanic eruption. While this glacier is one of the smaller one’s in Iceland, it’s summit still has an elevation of 1,651 meters.
Don’t forget to keep an eye on the sky, here’s a chance to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights as we drive back.
Disclaimer:
Northern Lights Iceland is not liable for any loss, damage, accidents, injuries or sickness during it’s tours. This also applies for any changes in tour schedule due to weather, strikes, or any uncontrolled outside force. Northern Lights Iceland reserves the right to cancel, alter or postpone any tour for any reason. Please see our full terms for more details.
FAQ
The most common questions for this tour.
Pickup and drop off occurs within Reykjavik only. Please contact us with any questions about your hotel/guesthouse location and if it is included within our pickup/drop off area.
This tour is scheduled to be 8 to 10 hours, depending on road conditions. This is dependent on weather and/or time spent at each stop.
We recommend dressing in warm, layered clothing so you are able to remove or add clothing if the temperature changes. For your outer layer, please make sure it is both wind and water resistant, though waterproof is best. We recommend wearing comfortable and sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots, sneakers/trainers. Depending on the season, these should also be water resistant or waterproof.
Yes, solo-travellers are able to book this tour. Please note that there is a minimum number of guests needed for this tour to continue. Contact us for further information.
Yes, it is advised you bring along your camera to take photos of the beautiful Icelandic nature. Always protect your camera to prevent any breakage due to rain/waterfalls by keeping it in a protective case. We are not responsible for the breakage of any equipment.
No food is provided on this tour. Guests are allowed to bring with them light snacks and beverages.
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We run tours on a minimum number of 4 adults. If this is not reached a week prior to departure, the tour will be cancelled and you'll receive a full refund.
Our private tours are organised around your wants and needs. Please see Private Tours for more information.
South Coast & Snowmobile Tour
Highlights
- Solheimajokull Glacier
- Snowmobile experience
- Skogafoss Waterfall
- Seljalandsfoss Waterfall
Feel the power of Iceland as you get to be up close and personal with the famous waterfalls of the South Coast after enjoying an exhilarating 1hour snowmobile tour on a glacier. This tour is full of power
Price from ISK 64.900
Details
- Operating: All year
- Pick-up time: 8:45 - 9:00 from guesthouses/hotels in Reykjavik
- Included: Luxury SUV or super jeep, English guided tour of the South Coast, 1 hour snowmobile ride (includes all snowmobile equipment)
- Guide to traveller ratio: 1:6
- Language: English
- Returns: We return to Reykjavik around 17:00
- Minimum Age: 6 years old
- Difficulty Rating: Moderate
About the tour
We begin this journey, starting in Reykjavik, and head towards the breathtaking glacier, Solheimajokull. After getting dressed in the proper clothing and equipment, we will drive to the base camp where your snowmobile journey begins.
After a safety briefing and short training, you’re ready to go. It’s an exhilarating ride as we make our way along the top of the glacier, riding over glacial rifts and bumps. Be sure to take a moment and snap some wonderful and unforgettable photos.
After the hours snowmobile journey we will make our way back to Reykjavik. On the way back we stop at the breathtaking waterfalls of Skogafoss and Seljalandsfoss. Be sure to watch out the window at the beautiful landscape and seaside.
Our first stop is Skogafoss. Be sure to catch this waterfall from two views, in front and above. Do you have what it takes to walk the 60 meters of stairs?
Back in the jeep we drive to Seljalandsfoss, the last stop before returning to Reykjavik. Here you can make your way up the steep staircase to catch a glimpse of what it looks like behind a waterfall. Feel the power as the water drops from the famous glacier, Eyjafjallajokull.
Disclaimer:
Northern Lights Iceland is not liable for any loss, damage, accidents, injuries or sickness during it’s tours. This also applies for any changes in tour schedule due to weather, strikes, or any uncontrolled outside force. Northern Lights Iceland reserves the right to cancel, alter or postpone any tour for any reason. Please see our full terms for more details.
FAQ
The most common questions for this tour.
Pickup and drop off occurs within Reykjavik only. Please contact us with any questions about your hotel/guesthouse location and if it is included within our pickup/drop off area.
This tour is scheduled to be 8 to 10 hours. This is dependent on weather and/or time spent at each stop.
We recommend dressing in warm, layered clothing for under the overalls provided for snowmobiling. We recommend wearing comfortable and sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots.
optional: extra set of clothes in case they get wet, muddy or dirty
Please note: those looking to drive the snowmobile must bring a valid driver’s license and be at least 17 years old
Yes, solo-travellers are able to book this tour. Please note that there is a minimum number of guests needed for this tour to continue. Contact us for further information.
You can also drive solo on the snowmobile for an extra fee. Please refer to the information on the booking calendar.
Yes, it is advised you bring along your camera to take photos of the beautiful Icelandic nature. Always protect your camera to prevent any breakage due to rain/waterfalls by keeping it in a protective case. We are not responsible for the breakage of any equipment.
No food is provided on this tour. Guests are allowed to bring with them light snacks and beverages.
You will be supplied with water resistant overalls, helmets, gloves and balaclavas, or ski mask for the snowmobile trip.
If you would like to drive, rather than be a passenger, you must bring a valid drivers license and be at least 17 years old.
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Our private tours are organised around your wants and needs. Please see Private Tours for more information.
2 Day Jokulsarlon & Ice Cave Tour
Highlights
- Seljalandsfoss Waterfall
- Skogafoss Waterfall
- Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach
- Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon
- Diamond Beach
- Vatnajokull Glacier
- Ice Cave
Journey on a stunning excursion through the South Coast of Iceland to the breathtaking Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon. Prepare for more, as it doesn't end here! The tour will finish after exploring a glacier and ice cave
Price from ISK 89.900
Details
- Operating: November - March
- Pick-up time: 8:45 - 9:00 from guesthouses/hotels in Reykjavik
- Included: Luxury SUV or super jeep, English guided tour, Glacier Lagoon, 1 hour Ice Cave tour, one nights accommodation (breakfast included) in our preferred partner hotel (single occupancy charge)
- Guide to traveller ratio: 1:6
- Returns: We return to Reykjavik around 20:00 the following day
- Minimum Age: 8 years old
- Difficulty: Moderate
About the tour
Day One
We begin this journey, starting in Reykjavik and travel along the south coast of Iceland. Be sure to watch out the window at the sprawling desert black sands of Skeidarasandur. Look out over the seaside to catch a glimpse of the Westman Islands (Vestmannaaeyjar) which are about 15 natural volcano islands and home to about 4,000 people.
Our first stop, depending on weather conditions, will be Reynisfjara, the Black Sand Beach. Located nearby the small fishing village of Vik. Reynisfjara is home to the iconic basalt stacks. This black sand beach is widely popular for photographers and people who wish to enjoy a nice walk on the rocky sand. Please be aware that these are treacherous waters. High, powerful waves which sometimes flood the beach, can easily carry you out to sea.
Back into the jeep as we journey to our next stop on the South Coast Tour, Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon. This is a truly magnificent sight and will leave you speechless.
Imagine huge icebergs slowly breaking off the glacier and drifting out to sea, as you stand there surrounded by a dramatic landscape of mountains and snow. As the ice floats out to sea, larger pieces often split or break off making groaning noises. Keep an eye out for wildlife, especially seals playing amongst the ice. It is such a peaceful and tranquil place. You may also recognise this location from movies like James Bond: Die Another Day and Tomb Raider.
A short walk down to the coastline and you will arrive at the Diamond Beach, a length of coastline covered in large and small pieces of beached ice. As the powerful waves come ashore, they start to corrode these diamond shapes and you can watch them slowly drift out to sea. A truly magical sight and they make for some great photo opportunities.
We then drive to our hotel for a good nights rest. Keep an eye on the sky for a glimpse of the Northern Lights!
Day Two
After a hotel breakfast, we will make our way towards Skaftafell Nature Preserve where we will explore the ice cave at Vatnajokull, Europe’s largest glacier which covers nearly 8% of Iceland’s surface. This ice cave, formed by glacier floods centuries ago, will be an adventure you won’t forget.
After your ice cave exploration we will continue the journey back Reykjavik stopping off at the breathtaking waterfalls of Skogafoss and Seljalandsfoss. You will also notice Eyjafjallajokull, a volcano completely covered by a glacier ice cap and the site of the 2010 volcanic eruption. While this glacier is one of the smaller one’s in Iceland, it’s summit still has an elevation of 1,651 meters.
At Skogafoss, be sure to catch this waterfall from two views, in front and above. Do you have what it takes to walk the 60 meters of stairs?
Back in the jeep for the drive to Seljalandsfoss, make your way up the steep staircase to catch a glimpse of what it looks like behind a waterfall. Feel the power as the water drops from the famous glacier, Eyjafjallajokull.
Don’t forget to keep an eye on the sky, here’s another chance to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights! The tour will drop you off at your hotel/guesthouse in Reykjavik.
Accommodation
Our preferred accommodation partners for this tour are:
- Fosshotel, Glacier Lagoon
- Fosshotel, Vatnajokull
- Gerdi Guesthouse
Disclaimer:
Northern Lights Iceland is not liable for any loss, damage, accidents, injuries or sickness during it’s tours. This also applies for any changes in tour schedule due to weather, strikes, or any uncontrolled outside force. Northern Lights Iceland reserves the right to cancel, alter or postpone any tour for any reason. Please see our full terms for more details.
FAQ
The most common questions for this tour.
Pickup and drop off occurs within Reykjavik only. Please contact us with any questions about your hotel/guesthouse location and if it is included within our pickup/drop off area.
Accommodation depends on the time of the year and what is available. For this tour we will stay at Hotel Gullfoss, or equivalent.
We recommend dressing in warm, layered clothing so you are able to remove or add clothing if the temperature changes. For your outer layer, please make sure it is both wind and water resistant, though waterproof is best. We recommend wearing comfortable and sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots, sneakers/trainers. Depending on the season, these should also be water resistant or waterproof.
As this is an overnight tour, please bring your overnight clothes. The hotel/guesthouse will provide linens and a towel for showering.
This tour is an overnight tour. This is dependent on weather and/or time spent at each stop.
There is no guarantee for the Northern Lights but if you are traveling during the winter months, and there is a clear sky, there is of course a chance.
Yes, solo-travellers are able to book this tour. Please note that there is a minimum number of guests needed for this tour to continue. Contact us for further information.
Single occupancy hotel rooms are at an added cost, please see the booking calendar.
Yes, it is advised you bring along your camera to take photos of the beautiful Icelandic nature. Always protect your camera to prevent any breakage due to rain/waterfalls by keeping it in a protective case. We are not responsible for the breakage of any equipment.
No food is provided on this tour. Guests are allowed to bring with them light snacks and beverages.
Book Now!
We run tours on a minimum number of 4 adults (regular tours). If this is not reached a week prior to departure, the tour will be cancelled and you'll receive a full refund. Single occupancy charge.
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South Coast & Thorsmork
Highlights
- Seljalandsfoss Waterfall
- Skogafoss Waterfall
- Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach
- Thorsmork
Join us for a South Coast tour filled with famous waterfalls and a hike through the Icelandic highlands at Thorsmork. You don't want to miss this adventure
Price from ISK 41,900
Details
- Operating: All year
- Pick-up time: 8:45 - 9am from guesthouses/hotels in Reykjavik
- Included: Super jeep, English guided tour of the South Coast, Thorsmork highlands hike
- Guide to traveller ratio: 1:6
- Returns: We return to Reykjavik around 19:00
- Minimum Age: 6 years old
- Difficulty Rating: Moderate
About the tour
We begin this journey, starting in Reykjavik and travel towards the breathtaking waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss. Be sure to watch out the window at the beautiful landscape, seaside and hopefully get a glimpse of the Westman Islands.
At Seljalandsfoss, make your way up the steep staircase to catch a glimpse of what it looks like behind a waterfall. Feel the power as the water drops from the famous glacier, Eyjafjallajokull.
From here the tour begins off-road towards Thorsmork Valley, one of Iceland’s most beautiful highlands. Crossing rivers and rough terrain we head to the Gigjokull Glacier, an outlet of the famous Eyjafjallajokull volcano. Your experienced driver will take you as far as the weather conditions allow. After a short walk around the area, the tour continues its journey down the south coast towards Skogafoss Waterfall.
At Skogafoss be sure to catch this waterfall from two views, in front and above. Do you have what it takes to walk the 60 meters of stairs?
The final stop of the day before returning to Reykjavik is Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach, located near Vik. Reynisfjara is home to the iconic basalt stacks. This black sand beach is widely popular for photographers and people who wish to enjoy a nice walk on the rocky sand. Please be aware that these are treacherous waters. High, powerful waves which sometimes flood the beach, can easily carry you out to sea.
Disclaimer:
Northern Lights Iceland is not liable for any loss, damage, accidents, injuries or sickness during it’s tours. This also applies for any changes in tour schedule due to weather, strikes, or any uncontrolled outside force. Northern Lights Iceland reserves the right to cancel, alter or postpone any tour for any reason. Please see our full terms for more details.
FAQ
The most common questions for this tour.
Pickup and drop off occurs within Reykjavik only. Please contact us with any questions about your hotel/guesthouse location and if it is included within our pickup/drop off area.
This tour is scheduled to be 8 to 10 hours, depending on road conditions. This is dependent on weather and/or time spent at each stop.
We recommend dressing in warm, layered clothing so you are able to remove or add clothing if the temperature changes. For your outer layer, please make sure it is both wind and water resistant, though waterproof is best. We recommend wearing comfortable and sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots, sneakers/trainers. Depending on the season, these should also be water resistant or waterproof.
Yes, solo-travellers are able to book this tour. Please note that there is a minimum number of guests needed for this tour to continue. Contact us for further information.
Yes, it is advised you bring along your camera to take photos of the beautiful Icelandic nature. Always protect your camera to prevent any breakage due to rain/waterfalls by keeping it in a protective case. We are not responsible for the breakage of any equipment.
No food is provided on this tour. Guests are allowed to bring with them light snacks and beverages.
Book Now!
We run tours on a minimum number of 4 adults. If this is not reached a week prior to departure, the tour will be cancelled and you'll receive a full refund.
Our private tours are organised around your wants and needs. Please see Private Tours for more information.
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South Coast & Glacier Hike
Highlights
- Seljalandsfoss Waterfall
- Skogafoss Waterfall
- Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach
- Solheimajokull
Join us for an exhilarating tour filled with the sights of the South Coast of Iceland and a hike on Solheimajokull Glacier. You don't want to miss this iconic adventure
Price from ISK 64,900
Details
- Operating: All year
- Pick-up time: 8:45 - 9:00 from guesthouses/hotels in Reykjavik
- Included: Luxury SUV or super jeep, English guided tour of the South Coast, 1 hour glacier hike (includes all necessary equipment)
- Guide to traveller ratio: 1:6
- Returns: We return to Reykjavik around 20:00
- Minimum Age: 8 years old
- Difficulty: Moderate
About the tour
We begin this journey, starting in Reykjavik and travel towards the breathtaking waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss. Be sure to watch out the window at the beautiful landscape, seaside and hopefully glimpse the Westman Islands.
At Seljalandsfoss, make your way up the steep staircase to catch a glimpse of what it looks like behind a waterfall. Feel the power as the water drops from the famous glacier, Eyjafjallajokull.
Back in the jeep for the drive to Skogafoss. Be sure to catch this waterfall from two views, in front and above. Do you have what it takes to walk the 60 meters of stairs?
After capturing some photographs at the waterfalls, we will make our way to the base of Europe’s second largest glacier, Solheimajokull.
This otherworldly landscape will take your breath away as we walk towards the base of the ice cap. We will discuss all safety rules and regulations, and you will be given all the necessary equipment for this thrilling hike.
The final stop of the day before returning to Reykjavik is Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach, located near Vik. Reynisfjara is home to the iconic basalt stacks. This black sand beach is widely popular for photographers and people who wish to enjoy a nice walk on the rocky sand. Please be aware that these are treacherous waters. High, powerful waves which sometimes flood the beach, can easily carry you out to sea.
Don’t forget to keep an eye on the sky, here’s a chance to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights as we drive back.
Disclaimer:
Northern Lights Iceland is not liable for any loss, damage, accidents, injuries or sickness during it’s tours. This also applies for any changes in tour schedule due to weather, strikes, or any uncontrolled outside force. Northern Lights Iceland reserves the right to cancel, alter or postpone any tour for any reason. Please see our full terms for more details.
FAQ
The most common questions for this tour.
Pickup and drop off occurs within Reykjavik only. Please contact us with any questions about your hotel/guesthouse location and if it is included within our pickup/drop off area.
We recommend dressing in warm, layered clothing so you are able to remove or add clothing if the temperature changes. For your outer layer, please make sure it is both wind and water resistant, though waterproof is best.
We recommend wearing comfortable and sturdy hiking boots that reach over the ankle.
This tour is a day tour. Please know this is dependent on weather and/or time spent at each stop.
Yes, solo-travellers are able to book this tour. Please note that there is a minimum number of guests needed for this tour to continue. Contact us for further information.
Yes, it is advised you bring along your camera to take photos of the beautiful Icelandic nature. Always protect your camera to prevent any breakage due to rain/waterfalls by keeping it in a protective case. We are not responsible for the breakage of any equipment.
No food is provided on this tour. Guests are allowed to bring with them light snacks and beverages.
You will be given safety gear (Helmet, Ice Axe, Crampons).
Book Now!
We run tours on a minimum number of 4 adults. If this is not reached a week prior to departure, the tour will be cancelled and you'll receive a full refund.
Our private tours are organised around your wants and needs. Please see Private Tours for more information.
2 Day Golden Circle, Northern Lights Hunt & South Coast
Highlights
- Thingvellir National Park
- Gullfoss Waterfall
- Geysir Geothermal Area
- Seljalandsfoss Waterfall
- Skogafoss Waterfall
- Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach
- Northern Lights
Enjoy the famous sights along the Golden Circle with a Northern Lights Hunt in the evening and South Coast Tour the day after. This beautiful tour covers it all
Price from ISK 79,900
Details
- Operating: All year
- Pick-up time: 11:30 - 11:45am from guesthouses/hotels in Reykjavik
- Included: Luxury SUV or super jeep, English guided tour of the Golden Circle, South Coast tour, Northern Lights hunt, one nights accommodation in preferred partner hotel (Single occupancy charge)
- Guide to traveller ratio: 1:6
- Minimum Age: no age limit
- Returns: We return to Reykjavik around 18:00 the following day
- Difficulty Rating: Easy
About the tour
Day One
This tour begins in Reykjavik, heading to the gorgeous Thingvellir National Park. Thingvellir is a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and home to the first parliament, mid-Atlantic crest and Silfra fissure. Here you can walk the paths along and between the tectonic plates, exploring the nature and taking in the beautiful views. Don’t miss Thingvallavatn, Iceland’s largest natural lake and where many dive to explore the Silfra fissure. You will then rejoin our tour at the Thingvellir Visitor’s Centre.
Next we head to the otherworldly geothermal area to see Geysir. It’s here that Strokkur, the geothermal fountain geysir, will erupt every 6 to 9 minutes. Excuse the smell, it’s the natural boiling sulfur!
After Geysir, we go to the powerful Gullfoss waterfall. This is one of the most popular sights in Iceland, located on the Hvita river. Once here you will understand why, the power that pumps over the falls sends moisture into the air so be prepared to get a little wet. We recommend wearing waterproof clothing here.
After exploring the highlights of the Golden Circle we drive to our accommodation and check in. Once it is dark enough, we all gather to go out and hunt for the Northern Lights.
We drive off the beaten path to find the best possible location for the lights. These locations are dictated by many conditions including weather, cloud coverage and light activity. We typically stop at one location and our expert guides will determine if its worth a wait or to move on according to the forecast.
As the Northern Lights can only be seen on a clear winters night, you will need to wrap up warm in wind and waterproof clothing. Remember to bring your camera gear and tripod for that memorable shot.
Day Two
After breakfast we will check out of the accommodation and start our journey along the South Coast. The first stop will be the breathtaking waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss. At Seljalandsfoss you can make your way up the steep staircase to catch a glimpse of what it looks like behind a waterfall. Feel the power as the water drops from the famous glacier, Eyjafjallajokull.
Back in the jeep for the drive to Skogafoss. Be sure to catch this waterfall from two views; in front and above. Do you have what it takes to walk the 60 meters of stairs?
We then drive to Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach, located near the small fishing village of Vik. Reynisfjara is home to the iconic basalt stacks.
This black sand beach is widely popular for photographers and nice walks on the rocky sand. Please be aware that these are treacherous waters. High, powerful waves which sometimes flood the beach, can easily carry you out to sea.
Sadly, we board the jeep again to drive back to Reykjavik where the tour ends. We will drive past all the amazing sights so you can let the beauty of Iceland soak in once again.
Don’t forget to keep an eye on the sky- here’s another chance to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights!
Accomodation
Our preferred accommodation partners for this tour are:
- Hotel Gullfoss
- Hotel Geysir
Disclaimer:
Northern Lights Iceland is not liable for any loss, damage, accidents, injuries or sickness during it’s tours. This also applies for any changes in tour schedule due to weather, strikes, or any uncontrolled outside force. Northern Lights Iceland reserves the right to cancel, alter or postpone any tour for any reason. Please see our full terms for more details.
FAQ
The most common questions for this tour.
Pickup and drop off occurs within Reykjavik only. Please contact us with any questions about your hotel/guesthouse location and if it is included within our pickup/drop off area.
Accommodation depends on the time of the year and what is available. For this tour, we will stay at Hotel Gullfoss, or equivalent.
We recommend dressing in warm, layered clothing so you are able to remove or add clothing if the temperature changes. For your outer layer, please make sure it is both wind and water resistant, though waterproof is best. For you feet, make sure you are wearing walking shoes or hiking boots, sneakers/trainers. Depending on the season, these should also be water resistant or waterproof. Please dress according to the season.
As this is an overnight tour please bring your overnight clothes. The hotel/guesthouse will provide linens and a towel for showering.
This is a 2 day tour. Please note that this is dependent on weather and/or time spent at each stop.
Yes, solo-travellers are able to book this tour. Please note that there is a minimum number of guests needed for this tour to continue. Contact us for further information.
Yes, it is advised you bring along your camera to take photos of the beautiful Icelandic nature. Always protect your camera in a protective case. We are not responsible for the breakage of any equipment.
There is no food provided on this tour. Guests are allowed to bring with them light snacks and beverages.
Book Now!
We run tours on a minimum number of 4 adults. If this is not reached a week prior to departure, the tour will be cancelled and you'll receive a full refund. Single occupancy charge.
Our private tours are organised around your wants and needs. Please see Private Tours for more information.