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Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: ISK
- Languages: Icelandic, English, Danish
- Climate: Subarctic
- Timezone: Atlantic/Reykjavik
- Population: Iceland has a population of approximately 380,000 people.
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit depends on interests; summer offers mild weather and long daylight, while winter is best for northern lights.
- Visa Requirements Citizens of the EU, UK, and the US do not require a visa for stays up to 90 days in Iceland. Visitors from many other countries can enter visa-free or obtain a Schengen visa prior to arrival. Iceland does not offer visas on arrival or e-visas. Travelers should check specific requirements based on nationality before visiting.
About Iceland
Iceland is a land of extraordinary natural beauty, famed for its dramatic landscapes shaped by volcanic activity, glaciers, and geothermal phenomena. Visitors are drawn to its unique combination of rugged mountains, vast lava fields, powerful waterfalls, and steaming hot springs. The country’s sparse population and clean environment create a sense of untouched wilderness. Iceland’s appeal lies in its outdoor adventures such as hiking, glacier trekking, whale watching, and exploring ice caves, alongside cultural experiences in Reykjavik’s vibrant arts and music scene. The chance to witness the northern lights or experience the midnight sun adds to its allure. Iceland’s commitment to sustainability and eco-tourism also attracts environmentally conscious travelers. Its blend of natural wonders and modern comforts makes it a compelling destination for those seeking both adventure and relaxation.
Top Attractions
1. Blue Lagoon – A famous geothermal spa with warm, mineral-rich waters set in a lava field, offering relaxation and wellness experiences. 2. Gullfoss Waterfall – A spectacular two-tiered waterfall on the Hvítá river, part of the popular Golden Circle route. 3. Thingvellir National Park – A UNESCO World Heritage site where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet, rich in history and geology. 4. Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon – A stunning glacial lake filled with floating icebergs, offering boat tours and incredible photo opportunities. 5. Hallgrímskirkja Church – Reykjavik’s iconic landmark with a unique architectural design and panoramic city views from its tower.
Popular Activities
Visitors can enjoy glacier hiking, ice cave exploration, whale watching tours, and horseback riding on Icelandic horses. The country offers opportunities for snorkeling or diving between tectonic plates at Silfra, snowmobiling on glaciers, and soaking in natural hot springs. Cultural experiences include exploring Reykjavik’s museums, attending music festivals, and sampling local cuisine. Adventure seekers can try river rafting, mountain biking, and northern lights tours during winter months.
Iceland Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: 1. Blue Lagoon – A famous geothermal spa with warm, mineral-rich waters set in a lava field, offering relaxation and wellness experiences. 2. Gullfoss Waterfall – A spectacular two-tiered waterfall on the Hvítá river, part of the popular Golden Circle route. 3. Thingvellir National Park – A UNESCO World Heritage site where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet, rich in history and geology. 4. Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon – A stunning glacial lake filled with floating icebergs, offering boat tours and incredible photo opportunities. 5. Hallgrímskirkja Church – Reykjavik’s iconic landmark with a unique architectural design and panoramic city views from its tower.
- Duration Range: Visitors can enjoy glacier hiking, ice cave exploration, whale watching tours, and horseback riding on Icelandic horses. The country offers opportunities for snorkeling or diving between tectonic plates at Silfra, snowmobiling on glaciers, and soaking in natural hot springs. Cultural experiences include exploring Reykjavik’s museums, attending music festivals, and sampling local cuisine. Adventure seekers can try river rafting, mountain biking, and northern lights tours during winter months.
- Group Size: Intimate Groups
- Difficulty Level: Mixed Difficulty
- Recommended For: The best time to visit depends on interests; summer offers mild weather and long daylight, while winter is best for northern lights. Pack layered clothing, waterproof gear, and sturdy shoes. Respect local customs such as removing shoes indoors and being punctual. Iceland is very safe but weather can be unpredictable, so check forecasts regularly. Credit cards are widely accepted, and cash is rarely needed. Booking accommodation and car rentals in advance is recommended during peak seasons.
Average Tour Price: $95
Lowest Price Tour: $45
Highest Price Tour: $180
2032 Available Tour Excursions in Iceland
This private two day tour gives you the time to take in the impressive Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls, the Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach. You’ll hike on the Falljökull glacier, getting unbeatable views of the ice fall. You’ll be mesmerised by the giant icebergs floating around the Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, as well as the large crystals of ice washed up on the nearby Diamond Beach. You get to explore the moss covered Eldhraun lava fields and incredible Fjaðrárgljúfur gorge. Outside of months with midnight sun there’s a chance you’ll even be able to see the Northern Lights dancing across the sky. This tour includes accommodation and delicious buffet breakfast, which has spacious rooms and private bathrooms. From November to March this tour changes to the winter version, which includes an ice cave tour. Check out our Glacier Lagoon & Ice Cave 2 Day Tour if travelling in winter! Please note, this tour was previously available as a small group tour but is now only private.
Price: $7,240.00
Duration: 48 hours
Enjoy Silfra snorkeling with a private guide. Silfra Fissure is 2-4 degrees temperature. Choose between a drysuit or a wetsuit for a Viking experience as we spend about 30 - 40 minutes max in the crystal clear water. A wetsuit allows you to to be more flexible and dive under while a drysuit helps keep you warm as you let the light currently slowly take you down the crack between continents.
Price: $899.00
Duration: 2 hours
Travel the entire south coast of Iceland with Hidden Iceland over two adventure filled days! Take in the impressive Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls, as well as the Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach. Walk along the ridges of Fjaðrárgljúfur canyon before coming to our accommodation for the night. There’s a chance you’ll see the Northern Lights dancing across the sky. We start the next day at Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon where the giant icebergs float around and wash up on Diamond Beach. From here we drive to meet up with our local ice cave experts from Local Guide to embark on our Ice Cave adventure. We travel in their specialised Super Jeeps to get closer to the glacier. You'll get up close and personal to the astonishingly beautiful ice formations of an outlet glacier of the enormous Vatnajökull icecap, with an ice cave & glacier hike tour. The textures, light and colours will leave you in awe!
Price: $7,400.00
Duration: 48 hours
This is the tour where you get to know all about the eruption of Iceland's Volcanoes. Step into a luxury Mercedes Minivan and in just half an hour from Reykjavik you can be out in the volcanoes and enjoying breathtaking views. In a small group explore the moonlike landscapes created by the lava in its natural beauty while our guide tells you all about possible eruptions, trolls, hidden people, outlaws, Vikings, and old Norse gods.
Price: $1,200.00
Duration: 4 hours
Our company prides itself on providing unique and intimate experiences for our clients, and this tour is no exception. We limit our group size to a maximum of four people to ensure that you get the most out of your private adventure. We believe that safety is paramount, and we provide top-class equipment to make sure that you feel comfortable and secure throughout your journey. Our qualified guide is not only an expert in glacier safety but also has extensive knowledge of the area and can provide you with fascinating insights into the glacier's history and geology. You'll have the opportunity to hike to the plateau and climb vertical wall, moulin or crevasse. The Sólheimajökull glacier is a stunning destination, with its blue ice caves, crevasses, and otherworldly landscapes. Our Glacier Adventure tour offers you the chance to experience the beauty of this glacier up close and personal.
Price: $386.14
Duration: 4 hours
A two hour sailing in Vestmannaeyjar on a RIB speedboat. During this trip we will sail with you to the most popular islands in our archipelago. You will see the elephant rock, a lot of wildlife, nature, islands and sea caves. You will get to know the history of Vestmannaeyjar and see unique rock formations. In good sea conditions we will even sail to Súlnasker, which is without a doubt the most magnificent island or skerry in Westman islands. The island’s cliffs rises up 60-70 meters and stands on four posts. If we are lucky we will also see some whales and seals. This is a sightseeing tour with a twist as you get an adrenaline kick at the same time on our RIB Boats. Our guides will take good care of you and you will certainly have a blast.
Price: $225.74
Duration: 2 hours
Northern Lights are undoubtedly the biggest draw for visiting Iceland in winter. Rest assured that with us, you’ll do what it takes to catch 'em all! About Our Northern Lights Tour: 95% SUCCESS RATE! Free professional photos with the Northern Lights Your guide is a professional photographer using top-of-the-line cameras Free re-try if you don’t see the aurora* and, if the weather isn’t promising, you’ll have the chance to reschedule or cancel for a refund. With Us: You’re maximizing your chances of witnessing the Northern Lights—we work with the best guides and photographers and have the most reliable sources for checking weather conditions. We’re a small family company—your experience is our priority! You’ll enjoy probably the best hot chocolate EVER and local cinnamon buns! *If you don’t see the Northern Lights on your private tour, you’ll be offered the chance to join our bus tour on the first possible night as part of our Free Re-tries policy.
Price: $1,651.49
Duration: 3-4 hours
An amazing multi-day tour adventure through the most unknown places of the Highlands of Iceland. You will enjoy an amazing experience with an professional guide.
Price: $5,881.21
Duration: 288 hours
We believe our guests want to experience Akureyri like locals. Not in a touristy way. Not in a bus. We don’t want to see the typical highlights, we want to discover the hidden gems. Our food walk is about experiencing local food, people, history & tradition. & we can’t wait to show you our city!
Price: $126.00
Duration: 3 hours
Please contact me if you don't see availability for your date/time or you wish for a different location tour like South Coast, Snæfellsness, or even multi-day trips. I will pick you up from your location or the Keflavik airport if requested and take you to a "different planet" - spectacular out this world places located about 1 hour from Reykjavik, far from crowds and in a small group - maximum 5 people in my super comfy off-road 4x4. In the area there are old craters, fissures, and bubbling, geothermal mud pools. By the sea, there are also many places with amazing rock formations, the oldest lighthouse in Iceland and even some ghosts ;) While we look around, I will take pictures of you in the beautiful scenery and entertain you with some interesting facts about the places, teach you a bit about the Icelandic language, and share a bit of my personal experience and perspective on Iceland. The retouched pictures (about 15) will be sent to you in about 72h.
Price: $2,300.00
Duration: 8 hours
Kirkjufell looks beautiful at any time of the day. But to see this majestic mountain as you glide softly across the still seas while the midnight sun sets is nothing short of magical. This is a unique opportunity to experience nature at its most spectacular and we promise it will be a truly unforgettable experience! As with our day tours, there are stops at various scenic locations where you can take photos, meet some curious seals, float on the sea or just enjoy the beautiful view!
Price: $133.34
Duration: 3 hours
South Coast Tour in summer is an unique opportunity to see the most exciting varied landscape of Southern Iceland and shows you places which are a nature lover’s dream in Iceland.Cascading waterfalls, lowland farmland, high sea cliffs, black lava sand beaches, volcanic rock formations, glaciers,rivers and charming little towns! It has it all. This small-group tour features a tour guide, hotel pickup /drop off and transportation. Don't miss the chance to view the amazing waterfall Gljúfrabú (“one who lives in the canyon”) and beautiful Seljalandsfoss ,where you walk behind the waterfall itself. The tour also stop at Skógarfoss and that is one of the biggest waterfalls in the country .On the way back following the coastline and drive to the famous Black sand beach or Reynisfjara. Also stop a Dyrhólaey - a gigantic black arch of lava standing in the sea and one more amazing waterfall Urriðafoss located in the river Þjórsá in southwest Iceland.
Price: $180.00
Duration: 10 hours
We will pick you up from Reykjavik on our minivan marked with our Troll Expeditions Logo. The pick up starts at the same time stated on your voucher and it can last up to 30 minutes. Once everyone is aboard, off we go to Thingvellir National park to take part in one of the most exciting activities in the world: snorkelling between 2 continental tectonic plates! Our guide will be at the meeting point waiting for you; once there, you will get ready with all the gears we provide: you just need to make sure you wear comfortable clothes (a thin layer of thermal clothes is recommended). It will take 5 minutes to walk to the Silfra fissure. From the outside, you may think this is just a regular lake; wait to be immersed underwater, and you will see the wonders of pure and clear glacier water, with an extraordinary visibility of about 100 meters! Our guide will take photos of you while snorkelling. Once the activity has finished and everyone is ready, we will drive you back to Reykjavik.
Price: $215.05
Duration: 6 hours
The Golden Circle is one of the most accessible tours in all seasons of the year. It is a journey that will bring you through Icelandic history and culture immersed in the breathtaking landscapes of this land between Geysers, tectonic plates and picturesque waterfalls.
Price: $2,166.10
Duration: 8 hours
The Valley of Thor, or Þórsmörk (Thorsmork) in Icelandic, is a nature reserve in the southern highlands, located between three glaciers; Eyjafjallajökull (the famous glacier volcano that erupted in 2010 and caused widespread disruption to air traffic in Europe), Mýrdalsjökull and Tindfjallajökull. Þórsmörk is a place of diverse and magnificent landscape with its ice capped peaks, jagged mountain ridges and valleys rich with moss and birch woodland. Þórsmörk is a paradise for hikers, photographers and nature lovers. The route to Þórsmörk has many unbridged rivercrossings with deep fast flowing waters, famous for trapping tourists in un-modified rental cars. Therefore we take you to Þórsmörk in one of our super jeeps, a modified vehicle with huge tyres that can forge rivers and tackle just about any terrain. Riding in a Super jeep is an adventure on its own. Beautiful Surroundings of Thorsmork is a Super Jeep tour with an optional easy/moderate 90 minute hike.
Price: $1,910.00
Duration: 11-12 hours
**A Day of Wonders in the Icelandic Highlands** Join us on this fantastic adventure to the Icelandic highlands, where you will witness some of the most stunning natural wonders of the country. You will visit Háifoss, the third highest waterfall in Iceland, and its neighbor Granni, cascading down a deep gorge in the Fossá river¹. You will explore Gjáin, a hidden oasis of greenery, caves, and waterfalls amid the barren volcanic landscape². You will marvel at Sigöldugljúfur, a canyon filled with countless waterfalls that create a fairy-tale scenery³. And you will get close to Hekla, one of Iceland's most active and feared volcanoes, and learn about its history and legends³. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the beauty and power of the Icelandic highlands. Don't miss it!
Price: $261.39
Duration: 10 hours
Have you ever dreamed to spend a unforgettable moment with huskies surrounded by incredible nature? On this hike, we take some dogs for a walk (or he takes you?) in the countryside, by the sea, surrounded by mountains view, up into our local forest. (We won´t see polar bears but we might see horses and sheeps.) After the walk, we will spend the second part of the visit with all the dogs at home, where you can take pictures, cuddle with the dogs and talk more about the things the dogs do all year around.
Price: $1,093.07
Duration: 2 hours
Exclusive access to hidden gems: Our private day tour of Diamond Beach give you exclusive access to hidden gems that are not accessible to the general public. Personalized itinerary: We tailor our tour to your interests, allowing you to experience the local culture & natural wonders at your own pace. Expert local guide: Our knowledgeable guides are passionate about Iceland's culture ,history & stunning beautiful unspoiled landscapes & natural attractions can provide you with insider information & insights so that you can get desired travel experience you always fantasized . The idea behind our tailor-made approach the way "You" want to travel Private Transportation: Our tour include comfortable & convenient transportation, so you can sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenery without worrying about driving or parking. Unforgettable memories: Our private day tours are designed to create unforgettable memories that you will cherish for a lifetime with your family & friends !
Price: $1,795.16
Duration: 10-12 hours
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- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
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Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Icelandic cuisine emphasizes fresh, locally sourced ingredients including seafood, lamb, and dairy. Signature dishes include skyr (a yogurt-like dairy product), hákarl (fermented shark), and plokkfiskur (fish stew). Traditional meals often feature smoked or cured meats and fresh fish like cod and Arctic char. Dining customs are casual but respectful, with a growing number of restaurants offering modern takes on traditional dishes. Noteworthy restaurants include Dill in Reykjavik, known for its New Nordic cuisine, and Matur og Drykkur, which focuses on Icelandic heritage foods.
Getting Around
Iceland’s main international gateway is Keflavik International Airport near Reykjavik. Domestic flights connect remote regions. Public transportation is limited outside the capital area, so many travelers rent cars or join guided tours to explore. The Ring Road encircles the island, making road trips popular. Bus services operate between towns but are infrequent. Costs for taxis and car rentals can be high, so planning ahead is advised.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit depends on interests; summer offers mild weather and long daylight, while winter is best for northern lights. Pack layered clothing, waterproof gear, and sturdy shoes. Respect local customs such as removing shoes indoors and being punctual. Iceland is very safe but weather can be unpredictable, so check forecasts regularly. Credit cards are widely accepted, and cash is rarely needed. Booking accommodation and car rentals in advance is recommended during peak seasons.
Culture & Customs
Icelanders value politeness, modesty, and respect for nature. Social interactions are informal but sincere. Important festivals include Þorrablót, a midwinter feast celebrating traditional foods, and the Reykjavik Arts Festival. Icelandic sagas and folklore remain a strong part of cultural identity. Visitors should be mindful of environmental conservation rules and avoid disturbing natural sites. Tipping is not customary but appreciated for exceptional service.
