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Arctic Adventures offers various multi-day Iceland tours all year round. We have tours ranging from 2-8 days to the best locations all around the country. Choose from our wild Adventure Tours, or hit the trails on one of our awesome Trekking Tours. Most of our Tour Packages include accommodation and pick up in Reykjavik. Browse through our selection to create your dream trip to Iceland!
Arctic Adventures’ Multi-Day Tours are perfect if you’re looking to maximize your opportunity for adventure in a specific amount of time. Whether you’re here for 2-4 days, or on a longer expedition of 4-8 days, we’ve got you covered all year round. Choose from our wild Adventure Tours, or hit the trails on one of our awesome Trekking Tours.
Most of our Iceland Tour Packages include accommodation and pick up in Reykjavik. Browse through our selection to find the best experience for you!
We welcome participants of all ages older than 8 years old. The average group usually consists of people who are 20-55 years old. Solo travelers, families, and groups of friends are all welcome.
If you have any difficulty participating in any of our listed activities, you are more than welcome to skip it. You can use the time to explore the surrounding area or simply take a break.
Have just one day to spend in Iceland? Try one of our Iceland day tours.
Planning a trip to Iceland? Essentials like hygiene products and clothes aren’t the only items you’ll need. For a comfortable adventure there is important gear that shouldn’t be overlooked.
Please try to pack wisely and economically. Your luggage should only consist of a small backpack or day bag, and one additional piece of luggage that weighs a maximum of 20 kg (44 lbs). It’s possible to store your additional luggage in Reykjavik with us, for a small fee.
We always book hotels well in advance, so rest assured that you’ll have comfortable accommodation during your trip to Iceland. We guarantee nights at a country hotel and/or guesthouse. We’ve partnered with hotels that undergo regular inspections to make sure they always maintain our high standards.
Rooms come with private or shared bathrooms, depending on your booking. All hotels have free Wifi, towels, hairdryers, and a kettle.
A single supplement is available if you want to have your own room, but you’re not required to pay a single supplement. If you’re a single traveler and don’t wish to book a single room, you’ll be roomed with another traveler of the same gender.
Breakfast is included at all the hotels that we stay in during the tour. Meals include a breakfast buffet, with grains, fruit, coffee, tea, etc.
Lunch and dinner are not usually included in the price, but your guide will always stop for lunch at a restaurant that has a wide selection to choose from. Dinner is available at each hotel.
Most of our tours pick up from a meeting location in Reykjavik. To reduce our carbon footprint, we don’t pick up from Keflavik International Airport. For more information on how to get from Keflavik to Reykjavik, read our guide on airport transport.
All of our multi-day tours come with drivers who operate a minibus. This promotes a small-group feel and allows our guides to respond to your travel needs at the drop of a hat. Should you wish to drive yourself, we have a range of self drive tours available.
We drive an average of around 300 km (186 miles) per day on our multi-day tours. You will be spending approximately 4-5 hours in the car each day. Throughout the tour, we will stop at multiple locations for sightseeing, activities, and of course, bathroom breaks and lunch stops.
We have dozens of tours to fit a wide range of personalities, travel styles, and time constraints.
If this is your first trip to Iceland, we recommend that you try a 2-Day or 3-Day tour to see all the highlights.
Winter multi-day tours offer an excellent opportunity to see the Northern Lights. Accommodations are usually overnight in a country hotel, away from the light pollution of bigger cities. These conditions are perfect for optimal viewing!
If you’re a sucker for the Aurora, dive right into our highlights of Iceland tour or reach for the stars in the Icelandic Highlands.
If you’re looking for a lengthier escapade in the Land of Fire and Ice, try a longer 5- and 6-day or even an ultimate 12-day tour.
Can’t find what you're looking for? Customize your very own private tour with us to experience Iceland your own way.
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Iceland, while very different, is equally stunning during both winter and summer. The summer treats you with never-ending days, flocks of Puffins, and whale watching, while the winter flaunts every color of the rainbow during an Aurora show and takes you deep into the ice caves. It’s no secret that summer in Iceland offers a much gentler climate with more opportunities to explore hidden gems. But the holiday season brings a lot of charm and lower prices to the country. The warmest months in Iceland are June, July, and August, while the coldest are from October to April.
Being a remote island in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean makes Iceland one of the more expensive destinations out there. Since a lot of goods need to be imported from overseas, the prices for the usual items can be higher than average. However, there are ways to save money on your trip if you want to travel around Iceland on a budget. For example, Iceland has some of the cleanest freshwaters in the world that you can access and drink for free. You can also have free access to the myriad of waterfalls and certain geothermal pools scattered around the country.
Yes. You will find it easy to communicate with Icelanders in the English language.
It depends on the country you’re from. Iceland is in the Schengen Zone, so if your country is in the Schengen Zone or has an agreement with Schengen countries, such as the USA, you don’t need a visa to travel to Iceland. All citizens from other countries should check the visa requirements with their embassy.
Iceland is increasingly becoming a popular tourist destination, so you have plenty of accommodation options. Cozy countryside hotels, as well as 4-star city hotels, are scattered all over the country. On top of that, you might enjoy your stay in an authentic guesthouse or go wild and camp in one of the many campsites or huts around the main attractions.
Even though it’s relatively small, Iceland packs a lot of natural wonders. Whether you’re here for a day or two weeks, you’ll have plenty to explore. To discover the most prominent sights in the country, a 5-6 day trip should suffice. You can choose from a few of our 5-day tours around Iceland or go on our award-winning 6-day adventure.
It depends on what you want to do. Four days might be enough for simple sightseeing, but if you want to explore Iceland’s ice caves, hop on a snowmobile, and go whale watching, you might need a few extra days.
Yes. Reykjavik is one of the very few cities in the world and one of the two capitals where you can see the Northern Lights.
Yes, if the sky is clear and the Aurora is strong enough. Join us on a premium Northern Lights and Blue Lagoon adventure.
Golden Circle is a tourist route in the South of Iceland, covering around 190 mi (300 km). It is located close to Reykjavik in the southern highlands and contains some of the most popular sights in the country. The main stops along the route are Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss Waterfall and Haukadalur Valley with Geysir and Stokkur.
No. Blue Lagoon is located on Reykjanes Peninsula in Southwest Iceland.
Iceland has become a popular destination for travelers from all over the world. Tours and accommodation tend to get booked up quickly. While there still might be a chance to book a hotel or a tour on the spot, we strongly recommend booking it at least a few months prior to your visit. However, don’t refrain from booking tours when you’re in Iceland, you might be in luck!
Blue Lagoon is around 20 minutes away from Keflavik International Airport by car. Public bus service is available from Keflavik Airport to Blue Lagoon every hour.
Visiting the three main attractions on the Golden Circle won’t take you more than half a day. However, to really experience the beauty of this popular tourist route, you might want to give it a whole day.
