October 5 - 12, 2027
$7,600
Per Person Based on Double Occupancy
Single: Add $1,350
$3,600 Deposit Due: March 5th
Final Payment Due: June 5th
Prices subject to change should airfare increase.
Included:
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6 Nights – Reykjavik
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Reykjavik City Tour
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Iceland National Museum
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Golden Circle Tour
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Thingvelir National Park
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Strokkur Geyser & Gullfoss/Golden Falls
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Tomato Farm Museuym
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Skogafoss Waterfall
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Vik/Reynisfjara Beach
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Keflavik & Bewssastadir
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Viking Ship Museum
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Lake Kleifarvatn
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Blue Lagoon
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Airport Transfers
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Professional Guide & Driver Gratuities
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10 Meals (6B, 2L, 2D)
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Baggage Handling
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Travel Protection – Land Tour
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Coach Class Air
Few places on Earth capture the imagination quite like Iceland. Shaped by powerful volcanoes, massive glaciers, geothermal springs, and centuries of Viking history, this remarkable island offers visitors an unforgettable blend of dramatic landscapes and rich cultural heritage. From bustling Reykjavík to thundering waterfalls and steaming geysers, every day reveals another spectacular chapter in Iceland's story.
Most journeys begin in Reykjavík, the world's northernmost capital city. Although small in size, Reykjavík is rich in culture, colorful architecture, inviting cafés, and lively waterfronts. During a Reykjavík City Tour you will be introduced to the city's fascinating
history while seeing landmarks, public art, and panoramic views of Faxaflói Bay. One of the city's highlights is Iceland's National Museum, where exhibits trace the nation's history from the arrival of the first Viking settlers to modern-day Iceland. Through interactive displays, the museum showcases artifacts, and medieval treasures to give visitors a deeper understanding of the resilient people who built a nation amid some of the world's harshest natural conditions.
No visit to Iceland would be complete without experiencing the country's most famous sight-seeing route - the Golden Circle. This full-day excursion features several of Iceland's most celebrated natural wonders. the journey begins at Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where visitors can literally walk between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. Beyond its remarkable geology Thingvellir is also the birthplace of Iceland's parliament, established in 930 A.D., making it one of the oldest parliamentary sites in the world.
The Golden Circle continues to the breathtaking Gullfoss, or "Golden Falls." Here, glacial water plunges in two magnificent stages into a rugged canyon, creating one of Iceland's most iconic waterfalls. Nearby, the geothermal area is home to the famous Strokkur Geyser, which erupts approximately every five to ten minutes, sending boiling water more than 60 feet into the air and delighting visitors with nature's spectacular display.
One of the tour's most enjoyable surprises is a visit to a local Tomato Farm, where geothermal energy heats expansive greenhouses year-round. Despite Iceland's cool climate, fresh tomatoes, herbs, and vegetables flourish here, demonstrating the country's innovative use of renewable energy.
Another unforgettable adventure is Iceland's spectacular South Coast Tour, where waterfalls, glaciers, volcanic landscapes, and black sand beaches created scenery unlike anywhere else on Earth. History comes alive at the Skogar Folk Museum, whose collection of traditional turf houses, historic farm buildings, tools, and artifacts offers an authentic glimpse into Icelandic rural life over the centuries.
Enjoy the magnificent Skogafoss Waterfall, where the Skoga River plunges nearly 200 feet over towering cliffs. On sunny days, mist rising from the falls often creates brilliant rainbows, making it one of Iceland's most photographed natural attractions.
Continuing eastward, the landscape transforms dramatically at Reynisfjara's volcanic black sand beach. Towering basalt columns, powerful Atlantic waves, and the striking Reynisdrangar sea stacks create one of the dramatic coastal scenes in the world. Nearby, the charming village of Vic serves as Icelands southernmost community and offers spectacular views of the surrounding cliffs and coastline. Together Vik and Reynisfjara showcase the raw volcanic power that continues to shape Iceland's landscape.
Beyond the popular tourist routes are several fascinating destinations that provide additional insight into Iceland's history and natural beauty. Bessastaoir, located just outside Reykjavik, serves as the official residence of Iceland's President. The historic estate has played an important role throughout Iceland's history for centuries and remains one of the country's most significant landmarks.
Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach
Near Keflavík, visitors can explore the Viking Ship Museum, where exhibits celebrate Iceland's Viking heritage through replicas, maritime artifacts, and stories of the fearless explorers who first settled the island more than a thousand years ago. The museum provides an engaging introduction to the seafaring traditions that helped shape Icelandic culture.
Nature lovers will also appreciate the peaceful beauty of Lake Kleifarvatn, the largest lake on the Reykjanes Peninsula. Surrounded by volcanic mountains, lava fields, and geothermal activity, the lake's mysterious atmosphere has inspired local legends for generations. Its ever-changing landscape reflects the powerful geological forces that continue to shape Iceland today.
After days filled with exploration, we will conclude our Icelandic adventure with a relaxing visit to the world-famous Blue Lagoon. Nestled within a lava filed, the lagoon's warm, mineral-rich geothermal waters provide the perfect place to unwind while surrounded by black volcanic rock. It has become one of Iceland's most celebrated attractions and offer a fitting finale to an unforgettable journey.
From vibrant cities and Viking history to raring waterfalls, geothermal wonders, and volcanic coastlines, Iceland will offer experiences unlike any other destination. Every stop reveals another layer of the island's extraordinary story - landscapes of remarkable beauty and inspiring visitors long after their journey has ended.
You will be talking about this one for the rest of your life!
