Iceland – The Land of Waterfalls and Volcanoes

ICELAND – THE LAND OF WATERFALLS AND VOLCANOES

Duration:
7 Days / 6 Nights

Price:
Starting from $3,500 USD per person (including accommodation, guided tours, and selected meals)

Iceland is a true paradise for nature lovers, offering dramatic landscapes that range from erupting volcanoes to cascading waterfalls and rugged coastlines. This 7-day tour takes you through some of the most spectacular and diverse scenery on Earth. You’ll hike along ancient lava fields, witness the mighty waterfalls of Gullfoss and Skogafoss, explore vast glaciers, and visit the world-famous Blue Lagoon. You’ll also get the chance to see active volcanoes up close, making this tour a true adventure for thrill-seekers and nature enthusiasts alike. Whether you’re marveling at the vibrant geothermal areas or soaking in natural hot springs, Iceland’s landscape will leave you in awe at every turn.

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

This 7-day Iceland tour includes stays in 3-4 star accommodations, with a small group size (max 12 participants). Transport is by private coach, and the tour includes visits to waterfalls, glaciers, and volcanoes. Meals include breakfast, 2 lunch packs, and 3 Icelandic dinners. Flights to Iceland are not included, and travel insurance is recommended. Wi-Fi is available in Reykjavik, but more remote locations may have limited access. Be prepared for changing weather, with summer temperatures between 10-15°C (50-59°F) and colder conditions in winter. Optional activities like ice cave tours or helicopter rides are available for extra cost.

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INCLUDED

Accommodation: 6 nights in carefully selected 3-4 star hotels, guesthouses, and lodges.
Meals: Daily breakfast, 2 lunch packs (on excursions), and 3 dinners featuring fresh, local Icelandic cuisine, such as lamb, seafood, and dairy products.
Guided Tours: All scheduled tours, including visits to Gullfoss, Skogafoss, Thingvellir National Park, and the volcanic region around Eyjafjallajökull.
Transport: All transfers by private coach, including drives along Iceland's scenic coastlines and through its geothermal areas.
Activities: Glacier hiking, visit to the Blue Lagoon, walk on black sand beaches, and exploration of geothermal hot springs and volcanic areas.

NOT INCLUDED

International Flights: Flights to and from Iceland are not included.
Travel Insurance: Travel insurance is strongly recommended.
Additional Meals: Lunches and dinners not specified in the itinerary.
Personal Expenses: Drinks, snacks, souvenirs, and other personal items.
Optional Activities: Optional activities, such as a helicopter ride over volcanic areas or a visit to the Katla Ice Cave, can be arranged at an additional cost.

IDEAL FOR

Nature Enthusiasts: If you’re someone who is fascinated by dramatic landscapes, active volcanoes, and stunning waterfalls, this tour is perfect for you.
Adventure Seekers: Hike on glaciers, explore volcanic craters, and walk along rugged coastal cliffs.
Photographers: Iceland offers some of the most photogenic landscapes in the world, perfect for capturing dramatic natural beauty.
Geology Buffs: For those who love learning about Earth’s natural processes, this tour is an ideal exploration of volcanic activity, geothermal phenomena, and glacier movements.
Relaxation Seekers: Take time to unwind in the Blue Lagoon and enjoy Iceland’s soothing hot springs, making this tour the perfect balance of adventure and relaxation.

USEFUL INFORMATION

Climate

Summer (June to August): The summer months are the best time for exploring Iceland, as temperatures range from 10-15°C (50-59°F) and the days are long (up to 24 hours of daylight). This is the perfect time for outdoor activities, including glacier hikes and volcano treks.
Autumn (September to October): The fall months are cooler (5-10°C / 41-50°F) and offer stunning colors as the landscape transforms. The weather can be unpredictable, so be prepared for rain and wind.
Winter (November to February): Winter brings colder temperatures (0-5°C / 32-41°F) and shorter days. However, it’s a great time to experience the Northern Lights, and fewer tourists mean more peaceful exploration.
Spring (March to May): Spring is still chilly but starts to see longer days and thawing landscapes. The weather is transitional, ranging from 0-10°C (32-50°F).

Public Transport

Local Transport: Iceland has limited public transportation outside of Reykjavik, but this tour includes private transport for all activities.
Reykjavik: In the capital city, public buses and taxis are available. However, most of the tour will focus on private transportation for convenience and comfort.
National Park Buses: Some national parks may have shuttle services to key spots, but we’ll be traveling in a private coach throughout the tour.

Internet

Urban Areas: Wi-Fi is widely available in Reykjavik and most larger towns. Most hotels and cafes offer free Wi-Fi.
Remote Areas: Internet may be limited in remote areas, but most accommodations in the countryside offer internet access. Prepare to disconnect during parts of the tour for a more immersive experience.
Mobile Coverage: Mobile service is generally available in Reykjavik and along the major roads. Coverage may be spotty in remote regions, such as on glacier hikes or in more isolated national parks.

Money

Currency: Iceland uses the Icelandic Krona (ISK). ATMs are available in Reykjavik and most towns. Credit cards are widely accepted in most tourist areas, but it’s a good idea to carry cash for smaller purchases in remote areas.
Tipping: Tipping is not mandatory in Iceland but is appreciated for good service. A small tip or rounding up your bill is appreciated in restaurants.