About this experience
Explore Iceland in a small, friendly group — black sand beaches, waterfalls, geysers, glaciers, scenic drives and cozy houses in nature. Real moments, connection and breathtaking landscapes.
Highlights
- Diverse daily experiences — from black sand beaches and glaciers to geysers
- Small groups up to 8 people create a friendly
- Comfort and convenience — cozy cottages, comfortable vehicles
- Hidden and quiet locations as well as famous sights, showing the real Iceland
- Immersive adventure — a tour designed to feel Iceland with all your senses
What's included
- Accommodation in cozy cottages or guesthouses
- Breakfasts and dinners each day
- Transportation throughout the tour in comfortable cars or minivans
- Professional guide throughout the trip
- Photo and video materials from the tour
- Travel insurance
- Access to scenic routes and curated itinerary including hidden and popular locations
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- At Redemption Counter
What to expect
The tour begins and ends in Reykjavík. We meet participants at the airport or in a central hotel, provide a brief orientation, and introduce the group. At the end of the tour, you return to Reykjavík for your flight or continue exploring independently.
Duration: 6 days, 5 nights, in a small group of up to 8 people, ensuring comfort, flexibility, and friendly atmosphere.
Accommodation: Cozy cottages in nature, each with Wi-Fi, bathrooms, and shared or private rooms.
Transportation: Comfortable cars or minivans for traveling between locations, including hidden or less-visited spots.
Day 1 — Southern Coast of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula
Ytri Tunga Beach: watch seals resting on the rocks.
Búðir Black Church (Búðakirkja): iconic church in lava fields, perfect for photography.
Bjarnarfoss Waterfall: crystal-clear water, walkable path at the base.
Arnarstapi Village: lunch and cliff walk with natural arches.
Kirkjufell Mountain & Waterfall: one of Iceland’s most photogenic spots.
Evening return to cottages for dinner and rest.
Day 2 — The Golden Circle
Kerið Crater Lake: bright blue volcanic crater lake.
Thingvellir National Park: see European and American tectonic plates drift apart.
Strokkur Geyser: erupts every 8–10 minutes, up to 30 meters high.
Gullfoss Waterfall: powerful terraced waterfall with rainbow mist.
Dinner and overnight at the lodge.
Day 3 — Glacial Lagoon and the Atlantic Coast
Eldhraun Lava Field: moss-covered lava from the 1783 Laki eruption.
Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon: 9,000-year-old canyon.
Jökulsárlón Glacial Lagoon & Diamond Beach: ice chunks on black volcanic sand.
Experience glaciers, volcanoes, and ocean in one day of stunning contrasts.
Day 4 — Geothermal Springs and Waterfalls
Relax in natural hot springs surrounded by lava landscapes.
Visit iconic waterfalls: Skógafoss, Kvernufoss, Seljalandsfoss, Gljúfrabúi, walking close to feel their power.
A day of awe and calm in Iceland’s geothermal beauty.
Day 5 — Glacier, Black Beach, and Lighthouse
Reynisfjara Black Beach: dramatic cliffs, basalt columns, black sand.
Sólheimajökull Glacier: ice river covered in volcanic ash.
Dyrhólaey Cliff & Lighthouse: panoramic ocean views, seabird colonies.
Full day of Icelandic contrasts: ice and fire, black sand and blue sky.
Day 6 — Reykjavík and Blue Lagoon
Morning: explore Reykjavík, including Hallgrímskirkja Church and local cafés.
Afternoon: relax in Blue Lagoon, enjoying warm milky-blue geothermal waters and lava landscapes.
Included:
Accommodation in cottages
Breakfasts and dinners
Transport throughout the tour
Guide support and curated itinerary
Photos and video from the trip
Operating hours
08:00-18:00
Things to note
- Change of clothes
- Charged Smartphone
- Snow clothing
- Reusable water bottle
- Sunglasses
- Comfortable clothes
- Swimwear
- Comfortable shoes
- Gloves
- Goggles
- Thermal clothing
- Scarf
- Daypack
- Warm shoes
- Warm clothing
- Sunscreen
- Rain gear
- Jacket
- Hiking shoes
- Beachwear
- Waterproof shoes
- Water
- Closed-toe shoes
Terms & conditions
The tour involves walking on uneven terrain, hiking short distances, and standing near waterfalls.
Weather in Iceland can change quickly — expect rain, wind, and sun in the same day. Layered clothing is recommended.
While accommodations are comfortable, they are often in remote areas surrounded by nature.
Mobile phone reception may be limited in some locations.
Optional activities, such as entry to the Blue Lagoon, are not included in the tour price and can be booked on-site.
This tour is designed for small groups; flexibility and a sense of adventure are encouraged.