Small-group and private tours from Reykjavík, from one evening to eight days. Dóra and Levente have lived in Iceland since 2013 and guide in Hungarian, English or German.
In Iceland the weather decides. Every morning we check the forecast and the roads and plan the day around them. Our guests do not see this part, only that they stop in the right places.
We suggest the northern lights and the ice cave in winter and the Ring Road in summer; the other tours run all year. Every card shows the price, the length and the group size.
By minibus beyond the city lights, where the sky is dark and clear. Hot chocolate, help with your photos, and if the lights do not come, you can join again on another evening.
€89/ per person−10%Usual price: €89Offer price: €80/ per person
The three best-known places in one day: the rift between the plates, the geyser and the two-step waterfall, then the red Kerið crater.
€129/ per person
Two big waterfalls, one of which you can walk behind, the rock arch of Dyrhólaey and the black sand of Reynisfjara.
€149/ per person
Three hours on the glacier with crampons, a helmet and an ice axe, led by a certified glacier guide. On the way back we stop at Skógafoss.
€189/ per person
Two days along the south coast to Skaftafell and Jökulsárlón, with a night in a hotel. An ice cave in winter, a boat on the lagoon in summer.
€445/ per person, in a double room−8%Usual price: €445Offer price: €409/ per person, in a double room
Seals on the shore, a rock arch at Arnarstapi, a cove of black pebbles and Kirkjufell, the church-shaped mountain.
€159/ per person
Half a day on the volcanic peninsula by the airport: steaming springs, a lake in the lava field and the bridge between two plates.
€119/ per person
A private trip with your own group around the whole Ring Road: waterfalls, glaciers, the East Fjords, Mývatn and Akureyri. We book the hotels.
from €2,450/ per person, with hotels and breakfast−8%Usual price: from €2,450Offer price: from €2,254/ per person, with hotels and breakfast
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Two different countries on one island. If you have not decided yet, this helps.
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Route 1, the Ring Road, goes 1,300 kilometres around the island. Most of our tours stay in the south-west and the south; the eight-day trip does the whole loop. Choose a region and the map shows the tour routes.
Route 1, the Ring Road
Our tour routes
Glacier
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Reykjavík and around: the capital, the national park, the geysers and the volcanic peninsula by the airport.
Waterfalls on the old sea cliffs, black sand and the tongues of the Mýrdalsjökull glacier.
Below Vatnajökull, Europe’s largest glacier: Skaftafell, the floating icebergs of the lagoon and the ice caves in winter.
The western peninsula with its glacier volcano: seals, basalt cliffs and Kirkjufell.
The second half of the eight-day trip: the East Fjords, Dettifoss, the steaming ground of Mývatn and Akureyri.
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The first evening was cloudy, and Levente wrote in the afternoon that we should not go. The next day he took us above Þingvellir and the whole sky was green. Even my phone took good photos, because he showed me the settings.
Dóra guided the whole day in German, although half the group was Hungarian. We had an hour at Geysir and saw four eruptions. We would never have found the lunch place by the lake ourselves.
I had never been on a glacier and was nervous about the crampons. The glacier guide was patient and Dóra walked beside us the whole way. The blue ice in the crevasses looks better than in any photo.
We came to Iceland for a summer job in 2013 and stayed. Dóra is a geologist and tells you about the volcanoes and the glaciers. Levente drives the minibus and knows where the evening sky is clearer.
Besides the big sights, we take our guests to small villages, hot pools and bays the big coaches do not go to.
About us
A four-wheel-drive minibus for 12 passengers with big windows. In winter we drive on studded tyres and check the road report before every start.
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When the season is, what to watch on the forecast, and how to photograph them with your phone.
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Layers, waterproofs and swimwear. The full list for summer and winter.
4 min read
Speed limits, single-lane bridges, road reports and sheep on the road. Read this if you plan to drive yourself.
What our guests ask first: when to come, how to get into town, and what to wear.
In summer the days are long and every road is open. From September to April you can see the northern lights, and from November to March we can visit an ice cave.
Keflavík airport is 50 kilometres from the city. The airport bus takes about 45 minutes, or we can pick you up at the airport on the Reykjanes tour.
Layers: a base layer, a wool jumper, a waterproof jacket and trousers, and a hat and gloves even in summer. The full list is in our guide.
Tell us when you will be in Iceland, how many you are and what interests you. We check the free days and send a suggestion with a route and a price. You only book once you like the offer.
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