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Table of contents
- The best Iceland tour packages
- What people love about Iceland Tours
- Most popular destinations in Iceland
- Travel Iceland your way
- Best tour companies for Iceland tours
- Best places to start your Iceland tour
- Discover Iceland tours for every budget
- Iceland tours for every type of group
- Top Iceland travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Iceland
- Iceland travel guides - curated by our experts
- Contact our Iceland travel experts
- What our customers ask about Iceland Tours & Trips
The best Iceland tour packages
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5 Days Land of Northern Lights
160 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Amazing itinerary with so much to see, especially the natural beauty of waterfalls, thermal springs and volcanic action!”
Elizabeth, traveled in January
Natural wonders span 730km, from the steaming Geysir to black sand beaches of Reynisfjara and mighty Gullfoss waterfall. Nights at Hotel Klettur in Reykjavik and Stracta Hotel in Hella complement optional glacier hiking at Sólheimajökull.
Duration 5 days Destinations Reykjavik, Reykjanesviti, Gunnuhver, Blue Lagoon, Hella, Seljaland, Eyjafjallajokull, Skogafoss, Solheimajokull, ReynisfjaraSee all destinations Age Range Ages 8+ Operator GJ Travel From
- NZ$2,163
8 Days Northern Lights Exploration
91 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Iceland truly deserves the reputation of being the Land of Fire and Ice. I encountered the ice first hand and saw the effects of the fire part throughout the places we have visited.”
Iam, traveled in January
Natural wonders await on this Iceland circuit from Reykjavik to Vatnajökull National Park. The route takes in Kirkjufell mountain, Europe's largest glacier, and Skógafoss waterfall. Nights split between hotels including Hotel Hamar and Fosshotel Núpar, with Northern Lights viewing each evening.
Duration 8 days Destinations Reykjavik, Grábrók Volcano, Hraunfossar, Reykholt, Borgarnes, Kirkjufell Mountain, Grundarfjordur, Thingvellir National Park, Geysir, GullfossSee all destinations Age Range Ages 8+ Operated in English, German Operator GJ Travel From
- NZ$4,763
10 Days Complete Iceland Summer | Ring-Road, Snæfellsnes Peninsula & Roundtrip airport transfer (Group Tour)
18 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“We experienced and saw more beyond our expectations. Jacob was an excellent and knowledgeable guide.”
John, traveled in August
The Ring Road reveals Iceland's wonders over 10 days, from Keflavik to the East Fjords. Thingvellir National Park, Strokkur geyser's eruptions, and Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon boat tours await. Rated 4.9/5 from 15+ reviews, with 9 nights' accommodation and expert local guides.
Duration 10 days Destinations Keflavik, Blue Lagoon, Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss, Geysir, Seljaland, Skogafoss, Vik, Jokulsarlon, EgilsstadirSee all destinations Age Range Ages 12+ Operator Marina Travel From
- NZ$9,176
5-Day Northern Lights Hunt & Glacier Lagoon Tour
9 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The tour is perfect if you are looking to cover major attractions of Iceland. It is value for money and recommended if you are travelling to Iceland for the first time.”
Nadeem, traveled in March
Snæland Travel, established in 1945, showcases Þingvellir National Park, Strokkur geyser's eruptions, and Jökulsárlón's icebergs. Countryside hotels provide ideal bases for Northern Lights hunting, with optional Blue Lagoon visits available.
Duration 5 days Destinations Reykjavik, Thingvellir National Park, Geysir, Gullfoss, Fludir, Vik, Kirkjubaejarklaustur, Jokulsarlon, Skaftafell, ReynisfjaraSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Snaeland Travel From $1,816
20% Off- NZ$1,453You save $363
7-Day Small Group Journey Around Iceland
19 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Great tour! Highly reccommend it!”
Newton, traveled in August
The Ring Road reveals Mývatn's geothermal wonders and Jökulsárlón's floating icebergs. Highlights include Glaumbær folk museum, Grjótagjá cave, and Strokkur geyser's eruptions. Six nights' accommodation and expert local guiding costs around $1,900.
Duration 7 days Destinations Reykjavik, Borgarnes, Grábrók Volcano, Blonduos, Akureyri, Skutustadagigar, Dimmuborgir, Grjotagja Cave, Hverarönd, DettifossSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Snaeland Travel From $3,044
10% Off- NZ$2,740You save $304
What people love about Iceland Tours
- 5 Days Land of Northern Lights
Fantastic small tour booked through Tourradar. Got exactly what was advertised with an awesome local tour guide. Highly recommend.
- 8 Days Northern Lights Exploration
Only 6 of us on tour, really nice people, from Zurich, New York and Australia. We all had great fun together
- 5-Day Northern Lights Hunt & Glacier Lagoon Tour
Varied, a good taster of what Iceland can offer.
Most popular destinations in Iceland
Check out the breathtaking Skógafoss waterfall, stroll along the black sand beach at Reynisfjara, and trek on the icy surface of Sólheimajökull glacier. Be sure to hit up the Geysir geothermal area and the legendary Thingvellir National Park.
See all South Iceland toursIceland's south coast extends from Reykjavik to Skaftaftell National Park. Here, you'll find majestic waterfalls, imposing glaciers, and the stunning Golden Circle with its volcanoes and geysers. These are but a few of the surreal experiences awaiting you.
See all Iceland South Coast toursDiscover the ideal tour package for you through Reykjanes. On TourRadar you'll find trips starting from 3 days in length, and the longest tour is 19 days. The most popular month to go is September, which has the most tour departures.
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Travel Iceland your way
Iceland, the Land of Ice and Fire, boasts natural wonders best explored on a hiking tour. Whether you’re wandering wherever the wind takes you or sticking to a renowned trail like Laugavegur, Iceland is an absolutely unmissable destination.
See all Hiking & Trekking toursTake in the picturesque landscapes and remarkable sights on a guided Coach / Bus adventure of Iceland. There are 64 vacation packages to choose from, that range in length from 3 days up to 17 days. The most popular month for these tours is March.
See all Coach / Bus toursOur most popular explorer tours take you on complete circuits around Iceland, giving you a proper feel for the country's diverse terrain. The 6-day Around Iceland tour has become a favorite with our travelers - you'll walk on Vatnajökull's glaciers and watch humpback whales break the surface near Dalvík. What works really well is how we mix the must-see Golden Circle with quieter spots like the Mývatn Nature Baths and Dettifoss, Europe's most powerful waterfall. The guides have perfected the timing for each stop to dodge the busy periods and find the best light for photos, especially when hunting the Northern Lights in winter.
Select from our extensive range of 269 fully guided tours to enjoy a worry-free experience through Iceland with our expert guides leading the way.
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Best tour companies for Iceland tours
Looking at these three major Iceland tour companies, each has their own strengths but also some things to watch out for. Arctic Adventures gets consistently good feedback for their guides - people often mention Jonas, Frimann and AEvar Omarsson by name. These guides seem to handle tough weather really well and find ways to make tours work even when conditions aren't perfect. BusTravel Iceland runs a solid operation with comfortable coaches and professional guides who know their stuff. Their tours generally run smoothly, but there's a bit of frustration when it comes to Northern Lights tours - specifically how they handle rescheduling when the lights don't show up. Troll Expeditions, which you'll find on TourRadar, has built quite a reputation for adapting tours based on Iceland's famously changeable weather. Their guides Johann Kari, Gylfi and also Davið get mentioned a lot in traveler feedback for really knowing how to show off Iceland's best spots. One thing to note about Arctic Adventures - while their actual tours are great, they could improve their communication before tours start, and some travelers weren't too happy with their refund policies. It's worth reading the fine print there before booking. What makes these companies stand out is how their guides handle Iceland's unpredictable conditions. They know when to adjust routes, find alternate viewing spots and make smart calls about weather - that's really what you need in a place like Iceland where conditions can change quickly.
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Best places to start your Iceland tour
Most people join our Iceland trips starting in Reykjavik, with 60 tours beginning there and another 37 departing from Keflavik near the international airport. We also run some specialized tours from Thingvellir National Park and Egilsstadir in the east. Looking at our booking patterns, you'll want to lock in your dates about 4 months (125 days) ahead since Iceland tours fill up fast - especially in peak season when popular dates can go even earlier. Our travelers tell us summer tours let you explore every corner of the country, while winter brings special chances to check out ice caves and watch for the Northern Lights. Small groups mean you get quality time with local guides who know all the cultural bits and hidden spots. For good deals and fewer crowds, think about May or September when the weather's still nice but the peak crowds haven't arrived or have already left.
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The 3-day winter packages combine Golden Circle sites with Northern Lights viewing - they're consistently rated highly by our budget-conscious travelers. You'll see the continental divide at Þingvellir, watch Strokkur geyser's reliable eruptions, take in Gullfoss waterfall and explore South Coast gems like Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss. What makes these tours especially good value is getting a second shot at seeing the aurora if conditions aren't right the first night. Our guides know exactly when to visit spots to avoid the crowds and where to get the best photos. The buses come equipped with solid Wi-Fi and comfortable seats for those longer drives between locations.
Our Premium Iceland and private luxury tours focus on intimate experiences of the landscape. You'll rest your head in select properties like Fosshotel Glacier Lagoon, where walls of glass showcase mountain and ocean views. The experiences go beyond standard stops - you'll dine at Reykjavik's top restaurants exploring local cuisine and take private whale watching trips in Eyjafjörður. Many clients particularly enjoy meeting local artists in Grundarfjordur to learn stone carving techniques or taking time to soak in the exclusive Sky Lagoon with its ocean panoramas. Our guides time each visit perfectly - often arriving at popular spots during golden hour for ideal photography.
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Iceland tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
281 tours in IcelandThe 7-10 day Ring Road group tours give you a complete look at Iceland's highlights. When weather affects plans, our guides smoothly swap in equally interesting alternatives. Our travelers often mention the friendships formed while sharing moments like watching seals at Jökulsárlón or hiking Vatnajökull National Park together. The buses are specially built for Iceland's conditions and the groups of 15-25 people give you both social time and quiet moments to take in the scenery. Many clients tell us these tours hit just the right balance between planned activities and spontaneous discoveries.
Small Group
127 tours in IcelandWith just 8-12 travelers, our small group tours let you really explore places like the hidden coves of Snæfellsnes Peninsula and quiet villages in the East Fjords. You'll often get special access - arriving at popular waterfalls early morning before others show up or spending extra time at prime photo locations. The guides easily adjust pace based on group interests and our travelers frequently mention how the smaller numbers create better connections with both guides and fellow explorers. Photographers and nature enthusiasts particularly value the extra time at each stop.
Private / Personalized
123 tours in IcelandPrivate Ring Road tours running 8-11 days put you in complete control of the experience. You can add glacier hikes, ice cave visits or horseback rides to suit your interests. There's flexibility to linger - whether that's capturing different angles of Kirkjufell mountain or extending your whale watching excursion in Húsavík. Families often choose these tours since the schedule adapts to everyone's pace. Your private guide becomes like a local friend, sharing insider knowledge and adjusting plans around weather and conditions.
Top Iceland travel itineraries to fit your plans
A week on the Ring Road gives you proper time to soak in Iceland's different regions. Many of our guests pick tours combining Snæfellsnes Peninsula's seals and basalt cliffs with the full Ring Road loop. You'll get quiet moments watching icebergs float by in Jökulsárlón lagoon and active moments hiking glaciers near Vík. The routes blend busy spots with quiet ones nicely - maybe a morning at popular Geysir followed by peaceful whale watching in Eyjafjörður near Akureyri. Guides adjust things based on conditions, particularly in winter when they know just where to catch the Northern Lights away from city lights.
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Ten days lets you really dig into each area, with extra time at Borgarfjörður Eystri for summer puffins and more days along the Troll Peninsula's rugged coast. You can properly explore places like Lake Mývatn - soaking in hot springs after checking out lava fields and bubbling mud pots. Our travelers like having free time built in, whether for exploring Akureyri's botanical gardens or joining optional activities like beer spas and also glacier walks. It's more laid-back, staying two nights in some places with room to add side trips to spots like Dettifoss waterfall when weather allows.
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TourRadar recommends visiting:
Reykjavik, Thingvellir National Park, Dover, Gullfoss, Hella, Seljaland, Skogafoss, Solheimajokull, Reynisfjara, Vik, Skaftafell, Jokulsarlon, Hofn, Egilsstadir, Modrudalur, Dettifoss, Asbyrgi Canyon, Husavik, Myvatn, Godafoss
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The Ring Road in Iceland works exceptionally well for solo travelers, as we've seen with our 10-day discovery tours. You'll stay at welcoming farm stays and guesthouses where meeting other travelers happens naturally over breakfast or evening chats. Our guides handle all the practical details from driving to meals, so you can focus on what matters - like taking that glacier boat ride or joining a morning horse trek. The groups always include other independent travelers, and there's something special about sharing moments like a sudden geyser eruption or spotting a whale breach off the northern shores with your new travel friends.
Our Ring Road tours blend romance and exploration perfectly for couples visiting Iceland. The 10-day journeys include intimate Northern Lights viewing from premium hotels, quiet morning soaks in Mývatn Nature Baths and shared discoveries with small groups of 8-12 travelers. Winter packages running 6-7 days pair cozy aurora hunting with explorations of the ice caves beneath Mýrdalsjökull glacier, which many couples find ideal. The exclusive Sky Lagoon visits and private Reykjavik dining add refined touches, while nights at remote East Fjord farms give partners space to unwind together. Active couples particularly enjoy our specialized glacier walks on Sólheimajökull, seal watching at Jökulsárlón lagoon and intimate whale spotting tours in Eyjafjörður, where humpbacks often surface in pairs. Whether walking hand-in-hand behind Seljalandsfoss waterfall or sharing panoramic views from premium accommodations, our travelers tell us these carefully crafted moments create lasting memories.
Our 7-11 day Ring Road journeys really click with younger travelers who want to mix classic sites with active experiences. You'll get moving with proper glacier hikes and venture into natural ice caves, then take it easy at spots like the Beer Spa or slip into the warm waters of Mývatn Nature Baths. The schedule flows nicely between planned activities and random discoveries - maybe it's a wild reindeer sighting in the east or catching that perfect Diamond Beach sunset. Our groups stay small, usually 8-16 people, which keeps things social and lets us adapt easily. The guides know exactly when to visit popular spots to avoid crowds and where to find those secret waterfalls that aren't in the guidebooks.
Our discovery tours really suit mature travelers who want to see Iceland properly without rushing. These 8-10 day circuits cover all the key sites at a comfortable pace - you'll see the Golden Circle and float among the icebergs at Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon with plenty of time for photos and taking it all in. The accommodations are carefully chosen for comfort and our guides love sharing their knowledge of local history and geology. The small groups of 12-16 people tend to bond quickly over shared interests in nature, photography and cultural stories. Our travelers often tell us how much they enjoy exploring with like-minded people who appreciate a well-planned journey without feeling rushed.
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- Couples287 tours All tours for Couples
- Seniors (50+)202 tours All tours for Seniors
- Family339 tours All tours for Family
Best time to visit Iceland
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Fall paints Iceland in autumn colors and brings more Northern Lights chances as nights get longer. Our 6-8 day Ring Road tours mix the main sites with seasonal treats like spotting wild reindeer in the East Fjords or gathering berries on the Troll Peninsula. You can still hike and enjoy outdoor activities while dealing with fewer tourists at major spots. The photography gets really good in fall - that low sun creates perfect conditions at Kirkjufell mountain and Reynisfjara's black beaches. Many travelers pick fall tours specifically to see both the classic sites and Northern Lights without dealing with deep winter weather and also conditions.
- September 2025 popular 214 tours
- October 2025 201 tours
- November 2025 167 tours
- Winter 2025 / 2026
Iceland's winter tours really shine when combining Northern Lights with ice cave visits. The Ring Road circuits adapt well to winter conditions, and we've picked hotels specifically for good aurora viewing - many even offer wake-up calls when the lights appear. Our 6-7 day tours cover the Golden Circle's steaming geysers and South Coast landmarks, plus you can go dog sledding, ride snowmobiles on Langjökull glacier and explore the natural ice caves under Mýrdalsjökull. For shorter trips, our 3-4 day winter packages focus on key spots with guides who know the quiet times at Gullfoss, Geysir and also Þingvellir.
- December 2025 152 tours
- January 2026 152 tours
- February 2026 popular 169 tours
- Spring 2026
Spring brings more daylight and warmer days, with chances to see the Northern Lights lasting through early April. The 7-8 day self-drive tours let travelers set their own pace - perfect for photographing ice-free waterfalls or watching birds return to Reynisfjara's cliffs. Our small group tours in spring include special stops like Borgarfjörður's hot springs and local farms where you'll meet newborn lambs. The Ring Road is particularly nice in spring; the roads are clear but summer crowds haven't arrived, so you get peaceful time at Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon and also Lake Mývatn.
- March 2026 169 tours
- April 2026 popular 190 tours
- May 2026 144 tours
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Is there a best time to visit Iceland?
Iceland offers distinct experiences throughout the year - you'll find something incredible no matter when you visit. Summer brings the incredible Midnight Sun from June through August with almost 24 hours of daylight perfect for exploring. You can hike the stunning Laugavegur trail and watch puffins nesting on Dyrhólaey's dramatic cliffs. Winter transforms Iceland from October to April with the magical Northern Lights dancing across the sky. It's prime time for dedicated aurora tours and cruises plus you can explore stunning natural ice caves that are only accessible in winter. The 3 Day Winter Package lets you experience the Golden Circle highlights combined with Northern Lights viewing and an ice cave adventure.
What are the different types of Iceland tours available?
You've got great options that fit different travel styles. Self-drive tours work really well for couples wanting flexibility - you'll get pre-booked hotels and suggested routes but can explore at your own pace. The 8-Day Ring Road Tour is perfect for this. If you're traveling solo and want to meet people, guided group tours offer that social aspect plus expert commentary and seamless logistics. The 10-Day Ring Road Private Tour gives you that complete Iceland experience in winter. Small group tours cap around 16 people which keeps things intimate and personal - try the 7 Day Ring Road & Snæfellsnes Peninsula tour for this style. Short on time? Day tours like the Golden Circle route give you those iconic highlights. The 3 Day Golden Circle South Coast tour with Jökulsárlón and ice cave exploration packs a lot into a shorter trip.
What are some must-do activities in Iceland?
You'll want to experience the natural wonders of the Golden Circle - walk between continents at Þingvellir National Park watch Strokkur geyser erupt and feel the power of Gullfoss waterfall. The 6 Day Around Iceland Adventure covers these perfectly. Head to Vatnajökull National Park to hike Europe's largest glacier or take a boat through the floating icebergs at Jökulsárlón lagoon. The 10 Day Complete Iceland Summer tour lets you experience both. Ice cave exploration offers something truly unique - travelers often call it a once-in-a-lifetime experience. You can explore these on tours like the 3 Day Golden Circle South Coast package. Don't miss soaking in Iceland's geothermal waters at the Blue Lagoon or oceanside Sky Lagoon included in the Premium Iceland tour. In winter chase the Northern Lights and in summer witness Europe's most powerful waterfall Dettifoss on the 6 Day Around Iceland Adventure.
What should I know about driving in Iceland during winter?
Winter driving here needs some serious preparation. Road conditions change quickly with snow ice and strong winds all playing their part. You'll want to rent a proper 4x4 with winter equipment and get familiar with local driving rules and weather alerts. Pack smart - warm clothes flashlight extra food and water for unexpected delays. Keep road.is bookmarked for latest conditions and closures. If winter driving makes you nervous guided tours offer a stress-free alternative. The 7 Days Self-drive Golden Circle tour gives you a pre-planned winter route while the Laugavegur & Fimmvörðuháls Trek focuses on hiking without any driving needed.