DURATION: 6 or 7 nights

GROUP SIZE: up to 25 people

BEST FOR: Once in a lifetime

PACE: Moderate

Explore Iceland: 

Experience Iceland’s spectacular diversity on this captivating journey along the famous Ring Road, which circles the island. Starting in the vibrant capital of Reykjavík, the tour showcases the country’s most striking natural wonders, from thundering waterfalls and vast glaciers to black sand beaches and dramatic volcanic landscapes.

In the north, explore the unique geothermal region around Lake Mývatn and visit natural highlights such as the majestic Goðafoss waterfall. Along the rugged East Fjords, discover picturesque fishing villages and breathtaking fjord scenery before reaching one of Iceland’s most remarkable sights: Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, where shimmering icebergs drift toward the sea and wash up on Diamond Beach.

The journey also includes the dramatic South Coast, with iconic waterfalls like Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss and the black sand beaches near Vík, as well as the famous Golden Circle, featuring Thingvellir National Park, the Geysir Geothermal Area, and the powerful Gullfoss waterfall.

Choose the length of your stay

6-night tour:

Day 1: Arrival in Reykjavík

Day 2: Reykjavík → Borgarnes → Akureyri

Day 3: Akureyri → Mývatn → Egilsstaðir

Day 4: Egilsstaðir → Eastfjords → Höfn

Day 5: Höfn → Jökulsárlón → South Coast → Selfoss

Day 6: Selfoss → Golden Circle → Reykjavík

Day 7: Departure from Reykjavík

7-night tour:

Day 1: Arrival in Reykjavík

Day 2: Reykjavík ⇄ Snæfellsnes Peninsula

Day 3: Reykjavík → Borgarnes → Akureyri

Day 4: Akureyri → Mývatn → Egilsstaðir

Day 5: Egilsstaðir → Eastfjords → Höfn

Day 6: Höfn → Jökulsárlón → South Coast → Selfoss

Day 7: Selfoss → Golden Circle → Reykjavík

Day 8: Departure from Reykjavík

DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN REYKJAVÍK

Touch down at Keflavík International Airport and transfer to Reykjavík, Iceland’s colourful capital set between mountains and sea. Once you’ve checked in, take a gentle stroll through the compact city centre, where street art, cosy cafés and Nordic design shops line the lively streets. The harbour area offers sweeping views across Faxaflói Bay and often the first taste of Iceland’s crisp Atlantic air. Ease into the rhythm of the city and savour your first evening in this creative northern capital.

Included:

• Arrive at Keflavík International Airport (REK)
• Shared FlyBus airport transfer
• Night at Berjaya Reykjavik Natura 4*

DAY 2: REYKJAVÍK → BORGARNES → AKUREYRI

Meet your guide at 9am and set off from Reykjavík, leaving the city behind as the landscape unfolds into wide valleys and distant mountains. The route winds north via Borgarnes and through Skagafjörður, a fertile valley famous for its proud Icelandic horse farms and sweeping fjord views. Pause at Glaumbær’s turf houses for a glimpse into Iceland’s rural past before crossing the dramatic Öxnadalsheiði plateau. By evening, you arrive in Akureyri, the lively cultural heart of North Iceland.

Included:

• Breakfast included
• 1 x Glaumbær Folk Museum visit
• Night at Berjaya Akureyri Hotel

Optional:

• Visit to the Forest Lagoon geothermal spa (available at an extra price at the next stage of the booking process)

DAY 3: AKUREYRI → MÝVATN → EGILSSTAÐIR

Depart Akureyri and head east to Goðafoss, the legendary “Waterfall of the Gods,” where turquoise water arcs through a horseshoe-shaped gorge. The volcanic landscapes of Lake Mývatn soon appear, revealing lava labyrinths at Dimmuborgir, pseudocraters at Skútustaðagígar and the steaming geothermal fields of Námaskarð. A brief stop at the lava cave Grjótagjá adds a touch of mystery to the day. The journey continues to Dettifoss, Europe’s most powerful waterfall, before crossing the stark highland desert toward East Iceland. Evening arrival in Egilsstaðir.

Included:

• Breakfast included
• Night at Berjaya Hotel Egilsstadir

DAY 4: EGILSSTAÐIR → EASTFJORDS → HÖFN

From Egilsstaðir, travel into the East Fjords where narrow roads hug dramatic coastlines and small fishing villages appear between towering mountains. This peaceful corner of Iceland feels worlds away from the busier south, with traditional farms, sparkling fjords and the chance of spotting wild reindeer in the surrounding hills. The route winds through ever-changing coastal scenery before reaching Höfn, a charming harbour town known for its seafood and glacier views.

Included:

• Breakfast included
• Night at Berjaya Hotel Höfn

Optional:

• Glacier Super Jeep adventure (available at an extra price at the next stage of the booking process)

DAY 5: HÖFN → JÖKULSÁRLÓN → SOUTH COAST → SELFOSS

Today unfolds along one of Iceland’s most spectacular stretches of coastline. At Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, icebergs drift silently across the water before washing ashore at nearby Diamond Beach, where crystal-blue ice scatters across black volcanic sand. The journey continues through the vast landscapes of Vatnajökull National Park, past lava fields and glacial plains. In Vík, Reynisfjara’s dramatic black sand beach and basalt columns frame views of the Atlantic’s pounding waves and offshore sea stacks. The day ends with two of Iceland’s iconic waterfalls—Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss—before overnighting near Selfoss.

Included:

• Breakfast included
• 1 x Amphibian boat tour on Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon
• Night at Hotel Selfoss

DAY 6: SELFOSS → GOLDEN CIRCLE → REYKJAVÍK

Set out to explore the Golden Circle, Iceland’s most famous scenic route. Begin at Gullfoss, where glacial water plunges dramatically into a rugged canyon, then visit the Geysir geothermal area where Strokkur erupts skyward every few minutes. Continue to Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO-listed rift valley where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates slowly drift apart. The site also marks the birthplace of Iceland’s parliament, founded here over a thousand years ago. Return to Reykjavík for the evening.

Included:

• Breakfast included
• Night at Berjaya Reykjavik Natura 4*

Optional:

• "Comfort" Admission at the Blue Lagoon (available at an extra price at the next stage of the booking process)
  

DAY 7: DEPARTURE FROM REYKJAVÍK

After breakfast, enjoy a final moment in Reykjavík before your transfer to Keflavík International Airport. Whether it’s a last harbour stroll or a quiet coffee, it’s a chance to reflect on a journey that circled the island’s glaciers, volcanoes and wild coastlines. Depart Iceland carrying vivid memories of waterfalls, lava fields and endless northern skies.

Included:

• Breakfast included
• Shared FlyBus airport transfer
• Departure from Keflavík International Airport (REK)

DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN REYKJAVÍK

Touch down at Keflavík International Airport and transfer to Reykjavík, Iceland’s colourful capital set between mountains and sea. Once you’ve checked in, take a gentle stroll through the compact city centre, where street art, cosy cafés and Nordic design shops line the lively streets. The harbour area offers sweeping views across Faxaflói Bay and often the first taste of Iceland’s crisp Atlantic air. Ease into the rhythm of the city and savour your first evening in this creative northern capital.

Included:

• Arrive at Keflavík International Airport (REK)
• Shared FlyBus airport transfer
• Night at Berjaya Reykjavik Natura 4*

DAY 2: REYKJAVÍK ⇄ SNÆFELLSNES PENINSULA

Depart Reykjavík early and journey west to the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, a region often described as “Iceland in Miniature” thanks to its incredible variety of landscapes. Stop at Ytri Tunga’s golden sand beach, where seals often lounge along the shoreline. Continue to the dramatic cliffs of Arnarstapi before exploring the windswept black sands of Djúpalónssandur and the nearby volcanic craters of Hólahólar. The route finishes at Kirkjufell, Iceland’s most photographed mountain, rising beside the picturesque Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall. Return to Reykjavík in the evening for another night in the capital.

Included:

• Breakfast included
• Night at Berjaya Reykjavik Natura 4*

At each of your stops, you will be staying in Standard Rooms in thoughtfully selected hotels.

Your hotels (or similar):

• Reykjavík: Berjaya Reykjavik Natura 4*
• Akureyri: Berjaya Akureyri Hotel
• Egilsstaðir: Berjaya Hotel Egilsstadir
• Höfn: Berjaya Hotel Höfn
• Selfoss: Hotel Selfoss

If the hotels listed above are unavailable, you will be provided with comfortable accommodation in similar hotels. Local standards apply

Before arriving in Akureyri, opt for an opportunity to visit the Forest Lagoon, a beautiful geothermal spa nestled in a peaceful birch forest overlooking the Eyjafjörður fjord. Relax in warm geothermal pools, enjoy the swim-up bar, or refresh with a cold plunge while taking in the stunning Icelandic scenery.

Experience an unforgettable adventure with a glacier jeep tour to Vatnajökull, Europe’s largest glacier. Travel by specially equipped jeep onto the glacier itself and enjoy breathtaking views of dramatic mountains and deep valleys during your time on the ice.

Enjoy a relaxing visit to the world-famous Blue Lagoon, Iceland’s most renowned geothermal spa, surrounded by dramatic volcanic landscapes and milky-blue waters. The Comfort Admission package includes entrance to the lagoon, a silica mud mask, towel hire, and one complimentary drink for a truly rejuvenating experience.

Iceland, a land of striking contrasts, invites travellers to experience its otherworldly beauty, where glaciers meet volcanic landscapes and folklore blends with modern life. This remote Nordic island offers a unique fusion of dramatic scenery, geothermal wonders, and a deep-rooted cultural heritage shaped by centuries of storytelling and exploration.

Must-sees:

• Þingvellir National Park – A UNESCO-listed site where history and geology converge, home to the ancient Viking parliament and the meeting point of two tectonic plates.
• Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon – A mesmerising expanse of floating icebergs, where visitors can witness nature's raw beauty and perhaps spot a few seals basking on the ice.
• Reykjanes Peninsula – Often overlooked, this rugged coastal region is dotted with steaming fumaroles, dramatic cliffs, and Iceland’s famed Blue Lagoon, an oasis of warm, mineral-rich waters.

Culinary culture:

Iceland’s cuisine reflects its harsh yet bountiful environment, with fresh seafood, free-roaming lamb, and innovative uses of local ingredients. Traditional dishes such as plokkfiskur (creamy fish stew) and rye bread baked using geothermal heat are must-tries, while modern Reykjavik restaurants experiment with Nordic flavours, bringing creativity to every plate.

Dive deeper:

Beyond its famous landmarks, Iceland’s lesser-known treasures reward those willing to explore. The Westfjords remain an untouched paradise, with towering cliffs, remote fishing villages, and Europe’s westernmost point, Látrabjarg, home to vast colonies of puffins. In the north, the town of Akureyri offers a glimpse into Icelandic daily life, with its botanical gardens flourishing just below the Arctic Circle.

Good to know:

The ideal time to visit is late spring to early autumn for long daylight hours and accessible roads, while winter offers the mesmerising Northern Lights. Iceland’s landscapes are as unpredictable as its weather—layered clothing and sturdy footwear are essential for exploring its rugged terrain. Car rentals are popular, but the country's extensive network of guided tours ensures a hassle-free journey into the wild.