REYKJAVIK ICELAND tours and multi centre itineraries

This fun-packed Classic Reykjavik City Break is the ultimate way to get to know the city and its surroundings. Your trip combines time to relax with guided tours that guarantee you won’t miss a thing. By foot you will experience the variety Reykjavik has to offer and there is also the Golden Circle tour, combining three of Iceland‘s most famous historical and natural treasures: Gullfoss waterfall, Geysir hot springs and Þingvellir National Park along with a dip in the Secret Lagoon. Spectacular nature combined with over 1000 years of history.There is no better way to experience a short break in Iceland.

Reykjavik is a great base for discovering family-friendly Iceland. Experience Reykjavik’s thrilling FlyOver Iceland simulation and explore the amazing Golden Circle and a lava cave. The crowning touch is a guided tour to a hidden mountain paradise where you can take a short hike through a mysterious lava field to see steaming hot springs and even go for a swim in a natural hot spring pool. Add in your own fun optional activities in Reykjavik such as meeting the amazing Whales of Iceland and tasting Reykjavik’s most popular ice cream.

During this four-day spa city break, you'll visit Iceland's capital Reykjavik, with its crisp air, geothermal pools and dynamic people. You'll visit a beautiful region of lava waterfalls and the Krauma geotherma spa. Discover South Coast wonders like Skogafoss wanterfall and balck sandy beaches and take an invigorating guided hike on Solheimajokull glacier. Plus you'll visit the world- renowned Blue Lagoon.

Visit the various settings of the series, such as those breathtaking places where the “North of the Wall” scenes were filmed. You will be captivated by tales of the “Seven Kingdoms” by local guide Jon Thor Benediktsson, who was a guide for the Game of Thrones crew during the filming of the third season. That trip was the second time the Game of Thrones crew had filmed in Iceland, so they knew what to expect.The crew returned to Iceland in mid January 2017, as parts of season 7 were filmed there. Season 7 aired in the summer of 2017 and many scenes were shot in Iceland. You can visit these location and experience the land beyond the Wall for yourself.Game Of Thrones has brought great magic and adventure to Iceland since it was first released in 2011, whether it be dragons destroying goats, or Iceland’s own Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson playing “The Mountain.”

Discover the unforgettable hidden powers that helped shape Iceland on this best-selling tour. Experience first-hand the island’s natural wonders such as Geysir, Gullfoss waterfall, the Glacial Lagoon, Eyjafjallajokull Volcano and the Blue Lagoon. Several overnights are in excellent locations for northern lights hunting.

Experience Iceland in high season, where nature displays its full splendor with bright nights and a vibrant birdlife. You will not want to go to sleep during this trip, as the landscape constantly changes and you want to keep eyes on the water in search of the whales. With Ocean Atlantic, we can reach areas of Iceland that are not reachable on land, and in selected locations, we will land with the ship's zodiac fleets to further explore the area. From lowlands to glacier ice, we will see the entire coast of Iceland with unforgettable experiences both on the mainland and on the many islands where seals and puffin seabirds gather.Along the way, we will visit isolated islands, cozy little towns, stand on the polar circle and black lava sand and feel a breath of saga history.

The places most worth seeing are situated along the dramatic coast line: small and colourful houses situated on the steep mountains sides down to a fjord, giant glaciers producing enormous icebergs, whilst whales and seals play in the sea.Traveling by sea is a magnificent way to experience Greenland. The places most worth seeing are situated along the dramatic coast line: small and colourful houses situated on the steep mountains sides down to a fjord, giant glaciers producing enormous icebergs, whilst whales and seals play in the sea. And only a few minutes’ hike away you will find yourself totally isolated, surrounded by wilderness.The people of Greenland live along the coast in small towns and settlements – at summer only accessible from the sea. Their culture, architecture and living conditions are enriched and limited by the harsh nature of the Arctic. On our town visits, you will have opportunities to meet the hospitable Greenlanders and learn more about the Inuit culture.Flying in from Kaflavík to the airport of Kangerlussuaq, we embark the ship and head for the colourful town of Sisimiut. Then further to the small settlement of Qeqertarsuaq on Disko Island. Here we can experience the age-old “Kaffemik” tradition in the community house. On the southward voyage we visit the calving glacier at Eqip Sermia, the town of Ilulissat, Iceberg Capital of the World, and the settlement Itelleq to experience Inuit hunting culture. Back in Kangerlussuaq we disembark Ocean Atlantic and enjoy a bus tour to the Icecap before flying back to Keflavík and Iceland.Unforgettable experiences await you in Greenland!

It’s time to introduce your inner traveller to your inner self. Discover awe-inspiring destinations combined with rejuvenating activities like yoga and meditation, and healthy food experiences to recharge the body and nourish the mind. The otherworldly landscapes of Iceland offer perhaps the closest thing one can have to an out-of-body travel experience. Equal parts rugged and tranquil, the country’s beauty offers the perfect sanctuary from daily distractions back home. Your soothing journey across the country’s southern coast starts with a hike up Öskjuhlíð Hill overlooking the mosaic-like architecture of Reykjavik. Private transportation offers you the luxury of time to see the iconic sights of the Golden Circle and Thingvellir National Park before heading to the stunning black-sand beaches of Reynisfjara for a unique meditation session. And, of course, a visit to Iceland wouldn’t be complete without a stop at the Blue Lagoon, a naturally-heated hotspot for travellers willing to go halfway around the world just to unwind.

From glittering glaciers to black-sand beaches, Iceland’s wild landscapes will surprise and inspire travelers of all ages. Explore this subarctic isle’s natural and cultural treasures alongside our dynamic guides as you step behind the curtain of a spectacular waterfall or hike to the edge of a volcanic crater. Descend inside a lava tunnel, delve into Viking history, or opt to try your hand at riding hardy Icelandic horses.

From glittering glaciers to black-sand beaches, Iceland’s wild landscapes will surprise and inspire travelers of all ages. Explore this subarctic isle’s natural and cultural treasures alongside our dynamic guides as you step behind the curtain of a spectacular waterfall or hike to the edge of a volcanic crater. Descend inside a lava tunnel, delve into Viking history, or opt to try your hand at riding hardy Icelandic horses.