Iceland Budget Tours & Travel Packages 2025/2026

Highlights

• On this trip we are travelling in our own private minibus as this allows us to reach some more off the beaten path destinations and gives us flexibility which would not be possible by public transport. And on top of that all our vehicles in Iceland have complimentary Wi-Fi.
• There's a lot more to Iceland than ice and vikings. Follow the scenic 'Golden Circle', visiting geothermal springs and geysers, the mighty waterfall of Gullfoss and the site of the nation's first parliament at Thingvellir
• Drive along the island’s spectacular South Shore past the Reynisdrangar Rocks and volcanic black sand beaches
• Head to Skaftafell National Park and get adventurous with a hike to Vatnajokull, Europe's largest glacier
• The aurora borealis is the best lightshow on Earth, and this trip is your ticket. Stay up late to see the northern sky dance with green light (subject to weather conditions and activity)

Highlights

• Walk the famed Laugavegur Trail to experience the immense wilderness of Iceland
• Discover multiple natural wonders: waterfalls, lava fields, craters and volcanic fissures
• Take a warming dip in natural hot pools after scaling Blue Peak
• Strap on crampons and pick up an ice axe for a glacier walk on Solheimajokull
• Get back to nature with four camping nights, sleeping under the stars and joining camp life

Highlights

• There's a lot more to Iceland than ice (and Bjork). Ford the fjords, glaciers, volcanoes and black sand beaches, and consider adding on a visit to the renowned Blue Lagoon for a soak in the geothermal springs.
• Spend the evening at the quirky farm town of Modrudalur – an isolated settlement and the highest inhabited place in Iceland and enjoy a home-cooked dinner at our guesthouse at Snaefellsnes.
• Walk to the mottled blue, grey and black tongue of Vatnajokull glacier – an ice cap so large it covers eight per cent of the country – and discover the incredible Skogafoss Waterfall.
• Glide past blue-white icebergs on an included boat tour of Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon and soak up the silence of the surrounding grey sand desert..
• Experience the unearthly scenery at Namaskard, where steam rises from the sulphuric terrain and take a walk around the lava stacks and caves of Dimmuborgir.

Highlights

• Journey across southern Iceland with an expert tour leader in search of the Northern Lights
• Stay in the countryside, where dark skies improve aurora displays
• Complete the Golden Triangle of Gullfoss Waterfall, Geysir and Thingvellir National Park
• Marvel at the Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls
• See the brilliant blue ice of Falljokull on a glacier walk

Highlights

• This tour is perfect for those who are after an express jaunt around to Iceland’s hotspots. See the wonders including the Golden Circle, southern Vik, and Jokulsarlon’s glacial lagoon.
• Explore Reynisfjara, the famous beach where black sand meets towering basalt columns and rocky cliffs where seabirds rest.
• Spend time exploring Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon, perhaps walking along nearby Diamond Beach where chunks of icebergs wash up on the black sand, or opting for a lagoon cruising experience.
• Stand at the bottom of Skogafoss – a waterfall with a 60-metre cascade – then hike along a winding wooden staircase to the fall’s crest for views of the coastline.
• Spend the night in a local guesthouse that is leading the way in sustainable Icelandic tourism, with the chance to give back to the environment by planting trees to combat deforestation and soil erosion.

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• Discover the wild and rugged coast of eastern Greenland
• Chance to observe walrus, Polar bear, Arctic terns, kittiwakes and Glaucous gulls
• An excursion into Scoresbysund, one of the largest fjord complexes in the world
• If conditions are right, we could sail within 10° of the North Pole!

Highlights

• Visit the Golden Circle of Geysir, Thingvellir and Gullfoss
• Admire the dramatic scenery of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula
• See the striking black-sand and iceberg-strewn Diamond Beach
• Choose between 24-hour sunlight in summer or the possibility of seeing the Northern Lights in winter