Enjoy a stylish stay in Iceland's capital at the Centerhotels Arnarhvoll 4*, a contemporary hotel that's nestled just a short walk away from Reykjavik's primary shopping street, Laugavegur. Here, you can soak up city views from the top-floor restaurant and bar, or just unwind in your cosy and modern room.

Your hotel is also equipped with a wellness area - the perfect place to relax and unwind after a long day exploring! Other facilities include Northern Lights wake-up calls, a 24-hour reception, and complimentary WiFi.

Open-concept furniture design keeps things simple and organised as you settle in to this cosy room and prepare for your Icelandic adventure. Some deluxe singles even come with the spectacular view that makes this hotel so special.

Get a little bit more space for yourself to unwind in. The simple grey tones create a calming atmosphere while also giving way to fun, energetic bursts of neon green and deep wine reds.

Stay in a comfy Deluxe Room, a modern dwelling with all the amenities you'll need for your stay. Complete with a minibar, a telephone, safe, hairdryer, and a TV, you're guaranteed a relaxing break.

As the name suggests, the Sea View Rooms are at the front of the hotel overlooking the harbor to offer you some of the best views in the city. Rooms come with queen or king size double beds, or twin singles if preferred.

This offer is based on a Bed and Breakfast stay.

At the end of a long day exploring, where could be better to unwind than in the wellness area at the Centerhotels Arnarhvoll 4*? Soak in the hot tub or relax in the sauna - you can even choose to pamper yourself with a massage.

Please Note: Access to the wellness area is not included and guests wishing to use the facilities will be required to pay an additional fee locally.

Lasting 6-7 hours, the Golden Circle Classic Tour takes you on a wondrous circular journey through the heart of Iceland’s Southern Region, stopping at some of Iceland’s most iconic sites.

- Thingvellir National Park—walk among the geological wonders of the fissure zone and in the footsteps of the early Viking settlers where the Althingi parliament was founded.
- Gullfoss—feel the mist of glacial water as it cascades down one of Iceland’s most famous waterfalls.
- Geysir—hear the bubbling of the mud pots, smell the sulfur in the air and watch in awe as the geyser Strokkur blasts boiling water into the air.

Rich history & colliding continents
Þingvellir National Park is an attraction of great historical, geological and cultural significance. Located in a rift valley where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates meet, the UNESCO designated world heritage site is also the birthplace of the Althing—Iceland’s parliament founded in 930 AD—where the nation’s most powerful leaders would meet to decide on legislation and carry out brutal Viking-age justice. 

Majestic falls
The tour continues across an area of picturesque scenery to the mighty Gullfoss waterfall. Once there, you can take several paths around the two tiers of cascading water to explore several vantage points. Extra time is allotted at this location for a lunch break at Gullfoss Café.

Bubbling with excitement
Home of “The Great Geysir” hot spring, which all geysers are named after, this area is an impressive collage of bubbling mud pools, hissing steam vents, and colourful algae deposits. Strokkur geyser puts on quite the show every few minutes blasting boiling water high up into the air.

Memories that last a lifetime
While any one of these stops makes incredible fodder for your Instagram feed, they also all have rich histories and fascinating tales, each told with their own nuances by our knowledgeable guides. It’s not just facts and figures that bring these places to life, but the compelling stories our guides have collected over time.

Join us on a dark winter night to experience the captivating Northern Lights and their ghostly dance across the night sky. Your guides have over 25 years experience in operating Northern Lights tours in Iceland which has taught them a thing or two about where and when the best viewing conditions will occur.

Highlights
- Watching the Northern Lights flashing across the sky in brilliant patterns
- Learning about the science of Northern Lights
- Engaging and educating guidance

Inclusions
- Complimentary pickup and drop off for hotels, guesthouses and bus stops
- Round trip transportation
- Professional tour guide

Please Note: A decision is taken daily at 5 pm whether the tour will take place or not, depending on Northern Lights forecast. To confirm whether the tour will take place, please visit contact the local supplier or contact your hotel. Northern Lights are a natural phenomenon - no one can guarantee sightings. Please note that this tour is non-refundable. If you don't see the Northern Lights on the tour, contact the local supplier to book another Northern Lights tour free of charge (valid 2 years from the departure date of your tour).

Tour Itinerary
This Northern Lights Tour takes you out of Reykjavik the city lights in hope of seeing the Northern Lights. 
Aurora Borealis, another name for the Northern Lights, are a natural phenomenon and therefore sighting is not guaranteed. We will drive you to the countryside, into complete darkness, in hope of seeing the skies glow.

The thrilling and all-season attraction of FlyOver Iceland is in the exciting Grandi Harbor District and takes you on a breathtaking journey across Iceland. Soar over land, sea and ice, moving with the arctic winds as you embark on this immersive flight experience!

Enjoy a magical adventure to the sub-zero Ice Bar in Reykjavik. This enchanting experience includes entry to the Ice bar & gallery along with all the clothing to keep you warm during your visit. Sip on a hand-crafted drink served in an ice glass, and me amazed by the intricate carvings and art – all of which are made from ice! *Price is for all passengers in the booking.

As the northernmost capital in the world, Reykjavik enjoys a unique atmosphere few other capitals can match. Overlooked to the north by the volcanic range Esja, this picturesque city is the perfect place for a laid-back break or one filled with action!

Laugavegur is the beating heart of the city, a street brimming with bars, restaurants, and boutique shops - stop by one of the cosy cafes to try Icelandic favourites such as rye bread with toppings like herring or trout. If you’re looking to soak up some culture, visit the Reykjavik Art Museum to see modern art by Icelandic artists, or the National Museum of Iceland to dive into the city’s Viking roots.

Of course, Reykjavik is also the ideal starting point to discover the wild landscapes of this stunning island - join a tour of the popular Golden Circle, a 230 km route taking in Þingvellir National Park, the Geysir geothermal area and the breathtaking Gullfoss waterfall.