Your private guide collects you from Keflavik Airport and drives you to the Blue Lagoon, where 4 hours of premium access offer you time to ease into Iceland. A silica mud mask, bathrobe, and welcome drink are included. Back on the road, your guide sees you through hotel check-in and walks you through your travel documents before the rest of Iceland opens up.

Your welcome package, including your full itinerary and any relevant documents for your trip, will be waiting on arrival in destination.

The city of Reykjavik, though small in size, presents a wide range of sites and stops you can make during a leisurely self-guided stroll through the city. Between towering architecture, famous landmarks and impressive street art, a day spent sauntering through Iceland’s capital is a day well spent. Within your final trip documents, you’ll receive a supplemental composition which showcases our self-guided stroll suggestions, as recommended by Kensington Tours Destination Experts.

Departing from central Reykjavik, join a small group of 16 or fewer participants for a journey inside the dormant Thrihnukagigur, one of few volcanoes on earth you can enter. With your expert guide, hike about 2 miles across rugged lava fields—the only way to reach the crater opening besides helicopter—before descending roughly 400 feet by open cable lift into the vast magma chamber. Spend around 30 minutes on the volcano floor exploring multicolored rock walls and hearing stories of Iceland’s volcanic forces, then warm up with traditional hearty soup and a hot drink before the hike back. Terrain is rocky and uneven; a walking pole is recommended if mobility is a concern.

Soar across Iceland’s glaciers, fjords, and volcanic landscapes on this self-guided immersive flight simulation, where full-motion seating and a sweeping 65-foot spherical screen create the sensation of true flight. Suspended with your feet dangling, you’ll glide over dramatic terrain as wind, mist, scents, and a cinematic score heighten the realism. The venue is easily reached on foot from central Reykjavik, and your Destination Expert can arrange pre-booked admission to ensure a seamless visit.

From hot springs to high speeds and icy snorkeling, join your private driver-guide for a hiking excursion in the breathtaking Reykjadalur Valley, followed by a zipline adventure in the Black Canyon, and snorkeling in the world-renowned Silfra fissure. As you drive along the Ring Road into the picturesque Icelandic countryside, you'll be led on a scenic multi-hour hike into Reykjadalur. Here, hot water cascades down the slopes of the Hellisheidi mountain range, creating numerous natural hot springs amidst the stunning landscape. Don't forget to bring your bathing suit and towel so you can take a relaxing dip in the warm Reykjadalur River. Next, prepare for the thrill of a lifetime as you join a small group of 18 or fewer participants to experience the longest zipline in Iceland. This 0.6-mile ride is an adrenaline-pumping journey that begins with the awe-inspiring Black Canyon, featuring beautiful waterfalls and towering columnar basalt formations, and concludes at the stunning Reykjadalsa river. For the zipline experience, pre-select one of two options - gliding at a leisurely pace to absorb the breathtaking scenery, or opt for the adrenaline-pumping head-first racing harness, soaring headfirst over the gorge. Later, make your way to Lake Thingvallavatn in Thingvellir National Park, where you'll join an expert dive guide to snorkel in the icy glacial waters of the Silfra fissure—one of Iceland's best-kept secrets. Swim between two tectonic plates that drift apart by nearly an inch every year, and discover a crystal-clear water wonderland, regarded as one of the world's premier freshwater snorkeling destinations. Conclude with a return transfer to your hotel.

Sumac brings Middle Eastern flavors together with fresh Icelandic ingredients, shaping a menu built around fire-grilled dishes, aromatic spices, and bold combinations. Inspired by the energy of Beirut and North Africa, the open kitchen and long bar create a lively setting, complemented by Mediterranean-style cocktails and a thoughtfully curated wine list. You’ll settle the bill at the restaurant, and we’ll confirm your reservation subject to availability.

Embark on a full day transfer to Selfoss with your private driver-guide, exploring Gullfoss waterfall and Geysir, the two breathtaking icons of Iceland's treasured Golden Circle, all while participating in a thrilling shared rafting excursion. Begin your journey at the Drumboddsstadir river rafting base. Here, you'll experience the breathtaking beauty of Iceland's pristine wilderness from a unique vantage point. Joining a group, you'll drift down the Hvita River, a majestic waterway originating from the mighty Langjokull glacier, Iceland's second-largest ice cap. As you navigate its coursing waters, take in the staggering surroundings that the roaring river has created over the years. Following the rafting adventure, unwind and rejuvenate in the soothing embrace of a traditional Icelandic sauna. then be treated to a delectable BBQ feast infused with authentic Icelandic flavors. Continue your exploration with a visit to the magnificent Gullfoss, an iconic waterfall that showcases the sheer power and splendor of Iceland's untamed nature. Feel the mist on your face as you take in this impressive sight. Next, head to the great Geysir geothermal area, home to the reliable Strokkur, delighting spectators with its entertaining hot water eruptions nearly every 6 minutes, reaching heights up to 100 feet. Conclude your day of exploration and adventure with a transfer to your accommodation.

Meet your private guide for a full day transfer from Selfoss to the village of Vik, stopping en route to discover remarkable ice caves, and the famous black sand beaches and waterfalls of the renowned South Coast. Over the course of your day, you'll set out along the famed Ring Road to admire the South Shore's picturesque Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss waterfalls, discover the towering basalt column cliffs near the town of Vik, and admire black sand beaches as far as the eye can see from grounds or the elevated Dyrholaey Nature Reserve. In Vik, you'll join a small group excursion by Super Jeep to explore some stunning glacial ice caves in one of the 13 nearby glaciers. You'll be provided with a helmet, headlamp and crampons, and get to spend nearly an hour inside these majestic caves, offering magical photo opportunities, while gaining insight from the guide into how these ice caves are formed. Conclude your day upon check-in at your hotel in Vik.

Meet your private guide and embark on a full day tour pushing east of Vik to discover a less-explored stretch of Iceland's remarkable beauty, also taking part in a thrilling zodiac boat excursion in a glacier lagoon. You'll first head to admire the stunning Fjardargljufur Canyon, a narrow serpentine-like canyon carved by the wandering Fjadra River. Over the course of 2 million years, the river has eroded the rock down nearly 300 feet, leaving behind some of the most scenic, and sheer, moss-covered cliff walls in the country. Continue on a course between ocean and glaciers to Skaftafell National Park, a wilderness area within the larger Vatnajojull National Park. Home to the massive Skaftafellsjokull and Svinafellsjokull glaciers, and a myriad of majestic hiking trails through picturesque Icelandic beauty. At Jokulsarlon, you'll board a small group excursion by zodiac and cruise through giant icebergs floating in the still Jokulsarlon Lagoon, having broke off from the nearby Vatnajokull Glacier. A sight you’ll never forget! Rejoining your guide, witness the beauty of Diamond Beach, at the south end of the Lagoon, where thousands of smaller pieces of glacial wash ashore, glistening like diamonds strewn across black volcanic shore. Conclude your day on arrival back to Vik.

Meet your driver for a private transfer to Keflavik Airport. Approximate drive time is 3.5 hours.

Situated in the heart of downtown Reykjavik, Alda Hotel (4*) is found on Laugavegur, a premier street in the capital’s vibrant shopping district. Steps away from many museums and restaurants, Alda Hotel is perfectly positioned for your stay in Reykjavik, while its well-situated guestrooms featuring Nordic design and modern amenities offer the perfect blend of both comfort and style. Whether you're turning in for the night after a long day of exploring Iceland's magnificent countryside, or resting in between visiting some the city sights literally just steps away from the property, guests at Alda Hotel can be guaranteed one thing – a thoroughly relaxing sleep.

Located at the doorstep of the ethereal geothermal area of Geysir and Strokkur, in the historic embrace of Haukadalur Valley, you'll discover the Hotel Geysir, a family-run establishment designed to be one with the awe-inspiring environment that cradles it. A symphony of materials chosen to mirror the surrounding natural wonder and architectural design that complements the picturesque landscape brings the wild beauty indoors. As you traverse the hotel, expansive windows frame the dramatic panorama, revealing the ever-magnificent Geysir and the enchanting hot spring area. The hotel's 77 modern guestrooms and suites are bright, luminous spaces, each with large window or a balcony looking onto the breathtaking scenery that lies just beyond. Savor culinary delights at the onsite restaurant, offering an eclectic array of dishes that range from the bounties of the Icelandic seas to international flavors. For those seeking something even more extraordinary, ascend to the rooftop terrace and bar, where the beauty of a 360-degree panorama awaits. As you savor a drink and gaze out, you'll be gifted with a sweeping view of the majestic mountain range and the fascinating geothermal area, an unforgettable experience proving that Iceland's essence is woven into every thread of Hotel Geysir.

With a focus on comfort and sustainability, the modern Hotel Kria sits in a prime location on the south coast of Iceland, in Vik i Myrdal. Beautiful sweeping mountains provide a backdrop to sleek design, while the shore of the North Atlantic is just a stone's throw from the hotel's front door. Functional, modern design graces comfortable guestrooms, while authentic Icelandic cuisine and drinks are on offer at the on-site bistro, bar and restaurant. Complimentary wifi access is provided throughout the hotel to allow you to stay connected while discovering the south shore.