Reykjavík

Reykjavík, which loosely translates to "Smoke Cove," is said to have gotten its name from the hot springs that produce steam in the area. Iceland's...

Akureyri

North of Reykjavík, Akureyri is the second largest settlement in all of Iceland. Folk culture and area festivals set this city apart from the rest....

Icelandic Food Tasting Walking Tour

Today get a taste for local delicacies on a multi-stop Icelandic food walking tour and tasting. The guide will walk the group around central Reykjavik...

Icelandic Sled Dogs Kennel Visit

Meet the friendly Icelandic sled dogs that thrive in arctic conditions and learn about their training, care, and role in Iceland’s unique outdoor culture. These...

Interactive Lava Centre

See why Iceland is known as the land of ice and fire when you visit the recently opened Lava Center. This interactive, high-tech educational exhibition...

Land Restoration Environmental Service Project

Take part in the Carbon and Land Restoration Volunteering Program organized by Landvernd—The Icelandic Environment Association. We will meet representatives from the Icelandic Environment Association...

Sólheimajökull Glacier Hike

Gear up with your crampons for an exhilarating hike on the Sólheimajökull Glacier. This adventure will take you through the stunning landscapes of one of...

1238 The Battle of Iceland Immersive Reenactment

1238: The Battle of Iceland, is a groundbreaking, modern, interactive museum in Sauðárkrókur. Be prepared to participate in part of Iceland's history: Enhanced by their...

Eyjafjörður Whale Watch and Sea Angling

One of the longest fjords in Iceland, Eyjafjörður is an excellent location to learn about the Humpbacks that are most commonly seen here, as well...

Sólheimajökull Glacier Hike with Guide

Natural landscapes combine with the thrill of adventure as you get your crampons on and hike on the Sólheimajökull Glacier. Explore its many crevasses, ridges...