Private Tours & Trips in Iceland

What our customers ask about Private Tours & Trips in Iceland

• When is the best time to take a Private tour in Iceland?

  The timing depends on your preferred experiences in Iceland. Summer months from June to August bring constant daylight and easy access to attractions like the Golden Circle and Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. Winter stretching from September to March works best for viewing the Northern Lights and exploring ice caves near Vatnajökull glacier. A traveler on TourRadar shared: "We visited in October and had perfect conditions - got to see the Northern Lights three nights in a row while staying at Hotel Grimsborgir." May and September offer a sweet spot with lighter crowds and good site access.

• What type of vehicles are used for Private tours in Iceland?

  Vehicle selection varies by group size and season. Winter tours use Skoda Octavia Combi 4x4s for smaller groups of 1-3 people and Toyota Landcruiser 4x4s for 4-5 guests. Summer tours offer options from compact Volkswagen Polos for couples to spacious Mercedes-Benz Sprinters for larger groups. Each vehicle comes with Premium Protection Insurance and zero excess coverage. According to a past guest: "The transport was excellent and perfectly suited for Iceland's varying road conditions."

• What are the most popular Private tour routes in Iceland?

  The Golden Circle stands out as a favorite day trip taking in Thingvellir National Park the Geysir area and Gullfoss waterfall. The South Coast route features Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls along with Reynisfjara's black sand beach. For a complete Iceland experience the Ring Road circuit spans 8-10 days with stays at places like Fosshotel Nupar and Hotel Hofn. One traveler noted: "The Ring Road private tour gave us the perfect mix of famous sites and hidden gems our guide knew about."

• What accommodation can I expect on a Private tour in Iceland?

  Private tours typically use selected 3-4 star hotels that blend comfort with local character. Properties range from the modern Icelandair Hotel Marina in Reykjavík to the remote Hotel Búdir on Snæfellsnes Peninsula and the centrally located Fosshotel Baron. Most rooms come with scenic views private bathrooms and breakfast included. A recent guest commented: "The hotels exceeded our expectations with their locations and service quality throughout the entire journey."

• How much does a typical Private tour in Iceland cost per person?

  Daily rates for private tours range from 1000-1800 USD per person based on itinerary and group size. A week-long Golden Circle and South Coast tour starts at 7068 USD per person covering luxury lodging private transport and an English-speaking guide. Extra activities like glacier hikes cost 150-200 USD while Blue Lagoon entry runs 89-120 USD. Booking data shows most travelers choose comfort to luxury-level services.

• What level of customization is possible with Iceland Private tours?

  These tours adapt readily to personal interests. Standard trips like the 8-day Ring Road tour can include add-ons such as glacier hiking at Sólheimajökull whale watching in Eyjafjordur bay or extended Blue Lagoon visits. Accommodations can range from standard Fosshotel Baron rooms to upscale stays at Grimsborgir Hotel. One traveler shared: "Our guide was incredibly flexible - when we wanted to spend extra time photographing at Jökulsárlón he adjusted the schedule to make it happen."