Luxury tour packages in Iceland

Think of it as the most comfortable way to explore Iceland. You’ll stay in some of the country’s most luxurious hotels, including the Blue Lagoon Retreat or Highland Base Kerlingarfjöll. Private airport transfers are included too, along with entry to top experiences such as the Húsafell Canyon Baths or the Into the Glacier ice tunnel.

If you’ve chosen a privately guided tour, your private driver-guide will share stories, legends and hidden spots you won’t find in any guidebook. And if you’re travelling independently on a self-drive trip, your route’s still crafted by locals who know Iceland inside out.

Want to make it your own? Add a helicopter ride over lava fields or a super-jeep adventure into the Icelandic highlands. Your dedicated travel consultant will shape your itinerary around the experiences you’re most excited about.

Yes, very. Iceland is one of the safest countries in the world, with friendly locals, a low crime rate, and a relaxed pace that makes travel feel easy. The healthcare system is excellent, the roads are well-maintained, and you’ll be looked after wherever you go.

It’s also a welcoming place for everyone. Read more about what it’s like to travel in one of the world’s happiest countries and how LGBTQ+ friendly Iceland is in our blog.

Volcanic activity on the Reykjanes peninsula has made headlines recently, but it hasn’t disrupted travel. If anything changes, local authorities respond quickly and your travel consultant or guide will keep you updated. You can always check our volcano updates page for the latest information.

One of the best things about Iceland is that there is no bad time to go. Each season has its own appeal, and you can visit most attractions year-round.

Explore Iceland in summer (June to August) for long, golden days under the midnight sun. You’ll have time to see it all – glacier lagoons, puffin-covered cliffs, and black sand beaches. With no snow on the mountain roads, this is the best season to venture off the beaten path into the highlands.

In spring and autumn, Iceland slows down a little. It’s the perfect time to visit if you want space to explore with fewer people around. Winter in Iceland brings frosted waterfalls, guided ice cave adventures, and, if you’re lucky, northern lights rippling above you.

You can even stay at the Highland Base hotel – one of the few places open in the snowy highlands. It’s your chance to experience a remote part of Iceland that few get to see at this time of year.

Spend your days snowmobiling across white plains. Trek untouched trails with only the crunch of snow beneath your boots. Ease into geothermal pools as steam rises into the crisp winter air.

Want more tips? Read our blog on when you should visit Iceland for local insight into each season’s highlights.

Between October and April, when Iceland’s nights are at their darkest and the northern lights are at their brightest. You can even spot them from Reykjavík on a clear winter night.

For the most vivid displays, though, head beyond the city lights. In rural areas with little to no light pollution like South Iceland or the Westfjords, the aurora borealis can really put on a show. When you’re staying somewhere remote – say, Highland Base or Hotel Húsafell – you could see them right from your doorstep.

For more tips on when and where to spot them, check out our guide to seeing the northern lights in Iceland.

That depends on how much you want to see – and how quickly.

Four to 5 days is enough to give you a taste of Iceland’s highlights, from waterfalls to hot springs. But, stay a week or more, and you can slow down the pace, dive deeper into the landscapes, and maybe even loop around the Ring Road.

These premium tours are crafted by locals and tested on the ground. That way, no matter how long you spend in Iceland, you’ll get the most from every moment.

Need more help deciding how long to stay? Check out our blog on how many days to spend in Iceland.

The price of your tour depends on how you want to travel – whether that’s a self-drive or privately guided adventure. Your trip length, group size, and any extra activities you add (think spa visits or glacier tours) will also affect the final cost.

Every premium package includes top-rated hotels, daily breakfast, and private airport transfers. Some also include exclusive experiences like an Into the Glacier tunnel tour or Blue Lagoon entry.

You’ll always get outstanding value when you travel with us – the comfort of a seamless trip, minus the stress of planning. To see exactly what the trip you’re interested in comes with, check the “What’s Included?” tab on the tour page.