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.

This evening, in a small group of no more than 19 participants, you’ll set out on a hunt for the magical display of color, light, and texture, known as the Aurora Borealis, or informally, the Northern Lights. You'll begin with a brief introduction to the Northern Lights including some helpful photography tips, going through the basics on how to adjust your camera settings to capture any of the auroral activity you may see. You'll head into the countryside or up to the mountains, away from the sounds and electric glow of the city, and into the dark, frozen, wintery night in hopes of spotting the aurora. The staggering spectacle of light has been likened to a symphony in the sky, shimmering and swelling in color and intensity, often bouncing along in a fluid motion that appears orchestrated. As a natural phenomenon, your ability to view the lights is always going to be dependent on sky conditions, though your guide will make every attempt to find the most favorable situation to see this unique show, only visible in the Northern Hemisphere.

Take some time to explore Reykjavik at your leisure. Surrounded by the sea, its waterfront paths are perfect for a leisurely stroll or some jogging. Catch beautiful views of Reykjavik's landmark mountain, Mt. Esja, most visible from the northern waterfront. Admire the stark and modern City Hall, standing proudly on the shore of Reykjavik's small central lake, Lake Tjornin. Built in the mid-20th century, the iconic Hallgrimskirkja Church - the largest in all of Iceland - is Reykjavik's main landmark structure, its peak visible from almost everywhere in the city. Out front, you can spot an impressively intimidating sculpture of Leif Erikson, donated by the United States in recognition of the discovery of the New World by Norse explorers from Iceland. The stark white Hofdi House, built in 1909, might be one of the most beautiful buildings in all of Reykjavik. It is best known as the location for the historic 1986 summit meeting of presidents Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev, an event that effectively marked the end of the Cold War.

An evening at Kol centers on contemporary Icelandic dishes built around local produce, seafood, and carefully sourced meats, presented in a relaxed yet polished setting just off Reykjavik’s main street. The menu balances familiar flavors with modern technique, making it an easy choice for a refined but unfussy dinner. You’ll pay at the restaurant, and we’ll secure the best available reservation for your preferred time.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for an airport transfer.

Board a direct flight from Reykjavik to Akureyri. Approximate travel time is 45 minutes.

Meet your private driver for an airport transfer.

This evening, set out on a guided small group (max 15 guests) excursion, driving out to the countryside or up to the mountains, away from the sounds and electric glow of the city, and into the dark, frozen, wintery night. You’re on a hunt for the magical display of color, light, and texture, known as the Aurora Borealis, or informally, the Northern Lights. The staggering spectacle of light has been likened to a symphony in the sky, shimmering and swelling in color and intensity, often bouncing along in a fluid motion that appears orchestrated. As a natural phenomenon, your ability to view the lights is always going to be weather dependent, though your guide will make every attempt to find the most favorable situation to see this unique show, only visible in the Northern Hemisphere.

Along with a group of fellow adventurers (max 19 guests), set out today and discover the north's scenic Lake Myvatn area. En route, stop at the Godafoss waterfall, considered one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Iceland. Some even call the cascading wonder a miniature version of Niagara Falls. Continue on to Lake Myvatn, revered for its rich flora, fauna, and spectacular lava formations, including magnificent rock pillars near Hofdi on the southern shoreline. Explore the pseudo-craters of SkÚtustaÐagÍgar, boasting a panoramic view of the area. Visit the Grjotagja lava cave, the beauty of which was famously captured by Season 3 of HBO's Game of Thrones. Marvel at the geothermal might of the extraordinary Dimmuborgir Lava Fields and the bubbling Hverir Mud Pools, painted in sulfuric pastels. Stand in awe at the visible rift between the Eurasian and American Continents. This full-day adventure is rich in natural wonders and breathtaking scenery. Those wishing to lap up the warmth of Myvatn can visit the Myvatn Nature Baths (at additional cost) and soak up pure Icelandic majesty. Your day concludes with a transfer back to Akureyri.

Meet your private driver for an airport transfer.

Board your direct flight from Akureyri to Reykjavik. Approximate travel time is 45 minutes.

Meet your guide today for a private transfer to Husafell, while exploring the Silver Circle of Iceland. The Silver Circle area contains volcanic lava, waterfalls, glacial rivers, and hot springs and is also rich in Viking history and legends. You can visit Hraunfossar where water seems to burst through lava formations and nearby are the brilliantly-blue Barnafoss falls, Deildartunguhver is Europe’s most powerful hot spring, and many more. This day tour includes Borgarfjordur Fjord (an up and coming place to visit in Iceland), Deildartunguhver Hot Spring, Krauma Hot Baths, Hraunfossar Waterfalls, and Barnafoss Waterfall. Your tour ends upon arrival at your hotel in Husafell.

Set in the rural countryside of Iceland, Hotel Husafell offers guests the optimal Northern Lights viewing experience, right from their room. Upon check-in at the Hotel Husafell, sign up for a Northern Lights Wakeup Call, and the hotel staff will alert you when the lights are visible.

Depart Husafell's city center for a once-in-a-lifetime group excursion that will bring you to the untouched beauty and raw natural landscape of Langjokull, Iceland's second largest glacier. Admire the glacial environment as you ascend the slopes of Langjokull in a specially-modified glacier vehicle, riding to the top of the 368 square-mile gargantuan, which you'll get to experience from both the outside and the inside! Breaking into smaller groups, you'll get to enter the man-made ice tunnels that were bored into Langjokull, giving you a unique opportunity to see the beautiful blue ice at the heart of an ice cap glacier. This takes glacier exploration to a whole new level with unique guide insights and incredible photo opportunities. Afterward, you'll return to Husafell.

Set in the rural countryside of Iceland, Hotel Husafell offers guests the optimal Northern Lights viewing experience, right from their room. Upon check-in at the Hotel Husafell, sign up for a Northern Lights Wakeup Call, and the hotel staff will alert you when the lights are visible.

Meet your private driver for an airport transfer. Approximate travel time is 2.5 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.

Situated in the heart of Akureyri, the gateway to the rich natural splendor of Iceland's northern coast, Hotel Kea has been welcoming guests since 1944 with excellence of impeccable standards, refined elegance, and modern comforts. Rest and relaxation come easily across the 104 guestrooms, equipped with an abundance of amenities to ensure each guest with a delightful stay. Utilizing the finest Icelandic ingredients, the onsite restaurant boasts a carefully curated menu and offers an amazing selection of wines, spirits, and cocktails. With spectacular views of a stunning fjord, Hotel Kea welcomes you to Iceland's northern coast.

Hotel Husafell is located in an area rich in history and extraordinary natural wonders. The hotel combines the comfort of a luxurious hotel with the spirit of exploration, while being proudly sustainable, using only 100% pure energy produced on-site. The 48 contemporary guestrooms are designed to be in harmony with the surrounding nature, offering breathtaking views, and decorated with paintings from Husafell’s world-renowned artist Pall Gudmundsson. The hotel’s on-site restaurant offers seasonal menus where Icelandic ingredients are able to flourish in international cuisine. For some rejuvenation, set some time aside to enjoy Hotel Husafell's geothermal baths, offering a float in wonderfully hot, fresh water, providing deep and nourishing relaxation.