• Return Flights
• 2 Nights 3* Bed & Breakfast in Reykjavik
• 5 Night 3* Bed & Breakfast in a Countryside Hotel
• Return Airport Transfers
• 8 Day Iceland Ring Road Escorted Small Group Tour  
• Glacier Hike on Vatnajökull Glacier or Crystal Ice Cave Tour (October-April)
• Whale Watching in Dalvík
• Vok Baths
• See Þingvellir National Park, Geysir Hot Springs, Gullfoss Waterfall, Seljalandsfoss Waterfall, Skógafoss Waterfall, Skaftafell, Vatnajökull National Park, Jökulsarlón Glacier Lagoon, Diamond Beach, Crystal Ice Cave, Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach, The Ring Road, Lake Mývatn, Dettifoss & Goðafoss Waterfalls - Subject to Weather Conditions.

On arrival at Keflavik International airport, you will meet our representatives and they will transfer you to your hotel in the Capital Reykjavik. Your 3* Hotel will be within easy reach of the cities attractions and have facilities like Satellite TV. All rooms have a private en-suite bathroom and breakfast is served each morning.

The next morning, after breakfast we head out on the famous Golden Circle and our first stop is the Thingvellir National Park which is considered to be the birthplace of the Icelandic nation. It is where the first Icelandic parliament gathered in 930 CE. The whole area is a fantastic geological site between the splitting North American and Eurasian tectonic plates.

Next, we will head to Gullfoss, the Golden Falls, probably Iceland's most known and visited waterfall. The water of the Hvita River thrusting down the two stages is an impressive sight to see. It is then on the Geysir Geothermal area and although Geysir lays dormant, the area is home to most active hot spring in Iceland. Strokkur, which is Geysir's "little brother," erupts in boiling water every few minutes.

Next, we follow route 1 and that will lead us to the famous Seljalandsfoss waterfalls. This spectacular waterfall is great for those Instagram photos. On a clear day, you will have the opportunity to see the two surrounding glaciers. We head onwards to the scenic Skógafoss waterfall. Here, the water crashes over the former sea cliffs.

We then head to our countryside hotel in the small town of Kirkjubæjarklaustur. We will spend the night in the Hotel Geirland where all the rooms offer tea and coffee making facilities and mountain views. The main building has a restaurant, a bar with TV and free Wi-Fi. Some of the hotels cosy rooms are set in individual cottages in the garden. If the weather is in our favour, the tour guide will pick out the best spots to see the Northern Lights in the winter season.

The next day we continue along the South Coast route to the famous Reynisfjara black sand beach. Just offshore, catch a peek at the majestic Reynisdrangar peaks that shoot out of the sea.

We then leave the beach behind and head for icy glaciers and a magical journey through the Crystal Ice Cave in the winter season and the Ice cave is replaced by a Glacier Walk in the summer months.

We witness the jaw-dropping Mýrdalsjökull Glacier, home to the infamous Katla Volcano. Mt. Katla we will also see her neighbour, the infamous Eyjafjalljökull.

Next is the stunning Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, the most famous ice lagoon in the world. Behold crystalline blue ice-floes as they meander through the lagoon. Then we’ll walk over to Diamond Beach. Another coastline with coal-black sands, this beach is dotted with glittering blue and white icebergs washed ashore by the tide. Your accommodation for the evening will be in Höfn, a quaint town known as the lobster capital of Iceland.

Today we head to the East Fjords where you will travel the narrow roads which thread their way between the mountains and the ocean, passing through the very remote peninsular of Hvalnes. Continuing onwards, you will see the really dramatic and contrasting scenery around Lón, the Þvottárskriður landslides, and Álftafjarðar, a stunning fjord. 

We’ll stop at Djúpivogur, a small traditional fishing village, take a look at Eggin í Gleðivík (The Eggs of Merry Bay), a splendid outdoor sculpture.

We will finish the day by soaking in geothermal Vök Baths surrounded by the amazing scenery of Lake Urriðavatn, they are distinguished by their modern design and the only floating infinity pools in Iceland. Enjoying hot baths there is an optional extra. Your accommodation for the night will be a country hotel in Egilsstaðir. If the conditions are good we will chase the Northern Lights at night in the winter season.

The next morning from Egilsstaðir we forge through the wilderness to reach Möðrudalur, the highest inhabited farm in Iceland at 469 meters above sea level. The farm is also home to the highest coffee house in the country! Dettifoss Waterfall, the most powerful waterfall in Europe is next up. You’ll be in awe of the intense roaring waters, another example of Iceland’s ferocious beauty.

We then head to Lake Mývatn, just outside the lake is Námaskarð, a wonderland of steaming oases and bubbling craters. For more fiery views, we take you to Hverfjall Crater and the Dimmuborgir lava formations, also known as the Dark Castles. Our last stop before we continue to Eyjafjörður is Goðafoss, a historic waterfall before spending the night at a country hotel in Akureyri.

The next day takes you to the traditional fishing village of Dalvík. The town has a bustling harbour and stunning views over Eyjafjörður and Hrísey Island.

Here we take a three-hour whale-watching tour from Dalvík harbour. Marvel at majestic humpback whales, minke whales, white-beaked dolphins and, if we are really lucky, blue whales. Dalvik whale-watching tours have a 98% success rate!

Back on dry land, we drive to Siglufjörður, a quaint fishing village with a rich history. In the early 20th century, life in the town exploded when the small, isolated community became known as the herring fishing capital of the Atlantic. You'll ride along Tröllaskagi and pass incredible ocean panoramas and mountains. Get an inside look at daily life in tight-knit, isolated Icelandic villages when you visit Siglufjörður. Your accommodation for the night will be in Laugarbakki.

The final day before we return to Reykjavik features the phenomenal sites of West Iceland. Your first stop is at Grábrók, an ancient volcanic crater formed by a fissure eruption and enveloped in lava. Your guide leads you on a hike to a birds-eye view of the crater and surrounding area.

You’ll also see the fascinating Hraunfossar cascade, a wide curtain of water made up of tiny rivulets that careen out of a lava field. Then we’ll stop at Barnafoss waterfall, or “the children’s falls,” named for a tragic folktale. The next point of interest is Deildartunguhver Hot Spring, the most powerful hot spring in Europe.  We make a stop in Reykholt before our jourmey back to Reykjavík takes us through the scenic Hvalfjörður whale fjord.  We arrive back in the city at approximately 5 – 6 pm and drop off you at a hotel in Reykjavik. That evening we leave the bright lights behind on a hunt for the Northern Lights. Our minibus tour takes you deep into the wilderness for the best views of the aurora. Our expert guides check the aurora forecast to find the best place to marvel at this spectacular light phenomenon.

The following day enjoy any free time in Reykjavik before your flight back to the UK.

Prices are based on 2 sharing and are based on London departures but we can offer this tour from the regional airports that serve Iceland. We can also offer this deal staying in your hotel of choice and upgrade to a 4* or we can offer apartments if you prefer. Please enquire.

Entrance fee to Vök Baths ISK 5347 which is around £32