Iceland’s magical landscapes and Viking heritage

One of the most visually stunning countries in the world, Iceland is breathtakingly beautiful! Come delve into a magical land of natural wonders with an amazing host on our Iceland private tour. Be a Traveler, not a Tourist →

Best time to visit Iceland

Best months to visit: Jun-Dec, Feb-Mar

There are experiences for every season. For example, the midnight sun lasts from mid-May to mid-August. From September onwards, a brief autumn season brings dash of red & golden hues to the scenery. After that, winter comes and creates an ethereal snowy landscape plus impressive blue ice caves.

For the best chance of seeing the Northern Lights, come in Sep-Oct and Feb-Mar when clear night skies abound. Then extend your trip to the East or North regions of Iceland for even grander and unbelievably pristine natural wonders.

SEASONAL HIGHLIGHTS

Spend time with local horse ranchers

Helicopter flight over geysers and active lava-flowing volcanoes

4×4 Superjeep off-road on the mountain ridges of Thorsmork (woods of Thor)

Ride a snowmobile on a glacier ice cap!

ALL YEAR ROUND

Missing Japan? Soak your woes away in the Icelandic version of an onsen ryokan

Satisfy your interest in Norse mythology

AUTUMN ITINERARY (7 days)

Iceland private tour in September

Experience is the new luxury. That’s why we go the extra mile to design trips that are meaningful and different. Here’s one of our favorites!

Blue Lagoon

Day 1.

Meet & greet at the airport. Start with a luxury retreat of icelandic hot springs! Soak in the mineral-rich Blue Lagoon waters (but exclusively away from the crowds) followed by gourmet dining with local produce.

Golden Circle

Day 2.

Explore the magnificent Raufarholshelli lava tunnel. Visit a greenhouse and tuck into a simple wholesome lunch of the fresh produce. Then it’s off to the iconic UNESCO World Heritage: Thingvellir National Park, the Geysir, and Gullfoss waterfall.

SUPERJEEP ADVENTURE

Day 3.

Off-road Land Rover adventure today! Suitable for all ages, you’ll take in more breathtaking views of the pristine highlands. Such as the ice cap of Hvannadalshnjukur, the highest peak in Iceland (2210m) and a black basalt waterfall.

South ICELAND

Day 4 & 5

Today walk upon a beautiful black sand beach, enjoy a leisurely hike, and get up close to icebergs of Jokulsarlon Lagoon. You also get the chance to spend time with local ranchers and their beautiful horses in the countryside.

Keep fingers crossed for the Northern lights tonight. As darkness falls, your location away from light pollution is prime to witness the incredible light show in the Arctic Circle

Reykjavik

Day 6 & 7

The capital city of Reykjavik city is pleasantly filled with interesting shops and eateries. Enjoy an guided walk of the city’s landmarks. Afterwards dine like a foodie at a trendy bistro, a Michelin-starred restaurant and the best grill in town!

Transfer to the airport for your flight home on the last day.