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A Taste of Akureyri

Immerse yourself in the rich flavors and cultural history of Iceland with this captivating Akureyri shore excursion, as you explore a couple of unique museums, followed by the chance to indulge your taste buds at one of the country’s best cafés.

City of Edinburgh & Castle

Step into the heart of Scotland’s capital and discover a city where medieval castles, Georgian elegance, and royal history converge beneath a dramatic skyline during this sweeping shore excursion through Edinburgh.

Destination Highlight: A Walk through Seydisfjordur

Look for rainbows in the sky and on the ground as you walk the charming town of Seyðisfjörður, passing old wooden houses, the Blue Church, craft market and the famous Rainbow Street, before concluding at the somber landslide memorial.

Destination Highlight: Canal Cruise and Airport Drop-Off (AMS)

Get the most out of your last day in Amsterdam with a scenic adventure to the Canal Ring area where you'll enjoy a canal cruise. The Canal Ring area of Amsterdam dates to the 16th and 17th centuries and is an UNESCO World Heritage Site. In the 16th and 17th centuries, city architects drained the swampland. The Canal Ring area was one of the largest urban development projects of its time. In the heart of Amsterdam, board our glass-roofed boats and cruise down the city's iconic canals. Have your camera ready for photos of Amsterdam's architecture while learning about the city's rich history. After your cruise, enjoy a convenient transfer to Schiphol Airport for your flight home. This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

Destination Highlight: City of Edinburgh & Castle with Free Time

Immerse yourself in the heart of Scotland, as you are driven through the enchanting city of Edinburgh and discover the rich tapestry of history embedded in the city's Old and New Town areas.

Destination Highlight: Diamonds of the North

Uncover Iceland’s stunning and sometimes perplexing natural wonders, from eerie lava fields to a thundering waterfall and some truly bizarre, natural land formations.

Destination Highlight: Discover Reykjavik - City Sightseeing

From its commitment to green living to its vibrant cultural scene, it’s no wonder Reykjavik has been dubbed the city of "Pure Energy". On this sightseeing tour, you’ll discover the fascinating attributes that have garnered the city such acclaim. Visit the open-air museum of Árbæjarsafn. Enjoy sweeping views of the city from the observation deck at the Pearl. Visit to the National Museum is also included.

Destination Highlight: Eastern Elegance

Venture into the land where Vikings once roamed and trolls and elves made merry in the mountains on a scenic drive through the East Fjords, with stops for photos and a traditional Icelandic lunch.

Destination Highlight: Edinburgh On Your Own

Venture on a self-guided exploration of Edinburgh and immerse yourself in the city's rich tapestry of culture, history and heritage, crafting a memorable experience tailored to your interests.

Destination Highlight: Falkirk Wheel & The Kelpies

Discover two of Scotland’s most remarkable modern landmarks on a shore excursion that blends awe-inspiring engineering with a rich cultural heritage continuing to shape Scotland’s future.

Destination Highlight: Flyover Iceland and City Drive

Experience Iceland like never before on an exhilarating virtual flight over the region's spectacular scenery.

Destination Highlight: Forest Lagoon

Escape to one of Akureyri's hidden gems, as the magical waters of Forest Lagoon's geothermal spa melt away your every worry and leave you feeling completely refreshed and rejuvenated.

Destination Highlight: Glacier Safari

Enjoy the four-wheel-drive adventure of a lifetime on a tour that takes you through one extreme landscape to another in Reykjavik's vast hinterland. Head out early and drive to the Borgarfjordur area. Along the way, see Hraunfossar and Barnafosslava's lava waterfalls. Leave the paved road to encounter the gravel desert of Kaldidalur. After that, ride to the edge of Langjokull Glacier, and head out on the ice. Enjoy an hour on the frozen playground before re-energizing with lunch.

Destination Highlight: Gullfoss, Geysir and Hot Spring Sauna

Spend the day relaxing amid Iceland's most scenic and significant natural treasures. Begin at Thingvellir National Park, where you'll see relics dating from Europe's oldest national assembly, held in 930AD. Continue to the Fontana Spa and Wellness Center in the village of Laugarvatn. Feel the healing powers of natural hot springs as they soothe your body and energize your spirit. Afterwards, see the majestic Gullfoss waterfall before enjoying a cup of traditional meat soup. THIS TOUR IS OPERATED BY A TOUR OPERATOR THAT HAS BEEN THIRD-PARTY VERIFIED TO AN INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED SUSTAINABILITY STANDARD.

Destination Highlight: Hike to Hengifoss

iscover Iceland's pastoral countryside with an invigorating hike along picturesque Lagarfljót lake and up to the spectacular Hengifoss waterfall, with a dramatic, 403 feet drop into the gorge below.

Destination Highlight: Iceland's Landscapes by Horseback

Iceland is not only famous for its spectacular landscape, history and culture - its horses have also been the subject of much praise & attention. In earlier days they were romantically nicknamed 'the most useful servant' being the most common subject for Icelandic poets through the ages. Tough, strong animals, they bore the brunt of a long and arduous working day, not only that, they were also the only means of transport for both people & goods. Bred for the harsh elements, in an environment where only the strong survive. The present day stock are the result of their ancestors having survived the rigors of extreme winter conditions and volcanic petulance. There is an age old law forbidding the import of horses - and any horse leaving Iceland can never return. This means the present day Iceland horses are the same race as those of the Viking Age. Their average height is only 13 hands but they are hardy and sure footed, friendly and docile with a flowing mane. The Icelandic horse has many characteristics unique unto itself. The most obvious being its ability to perform five gaits. The gaits are the 'fet', the walk or step, the 'brokk' or trot, the 'tölt', which is a faster type of walk, the 'skeid' or the pace and the 'stökk,' or gallop. Why not try for yourself? Included is the transfer to the Ishestar riding center. At the riding centre you will put on an overall, riding helmet, boots and gloves. After a short introduction of the horses and staff, your adventurous ride starts from the Íshestar Riding Center into the lava fields surrounding Mt. Helgafell volcano, or to Lake Hvaleyrarvatn and into the beautiful surrounding area.

Destination Highlight: Icelandic Folklore Walking Tour

Take a glimpse at the "darker " side of Reykjavik on a unique walking tour that introduces you to the city's haunted sites. Your experience takes place on an Icelandic summer evening, when the mystical light conditions offer the perfect atmosphere for a good ghost story. During the walking tour, you'll be entertained with tales about ghost sightings, as well as be introduced to the history of Old Town Reykjavik and the surrounding area. All of the stories told throughout the tour are thoroughly researched and will delight even the sceptics in the group.

Destination Highlight: Italian Chapel and Mull Head

Drive to Lamb Holm in the beautiful Orkney Islands to see a chapel constructed by Italian prisoners of war during World War II before a walking tour of a pristine nature reserve.

Destination Highlight: Jarlshof Ruins and Scenic Mainland Drive

<p>Journey back to the Bronze Age at the Jarlshof Ruins, where you can wander through prehistoric homes with underground passages,&nbsp;and get to know more about Shetland.</p>

Destination Highlight: Leisurely Akureyri and the Godafoss Waterfall

<p>Stand before the magnificent Godafoss waterfall, where the legend of Chieftain Thorgeir was born in 1,000 A.D. After declaring Christianity the nation’s official religion, it’s said he was so fervent that he tossed all pagan idols into the crushing waters of these thunderous falls. From Godafoss, explore the old and new treasures of Akureyri. See signs of Danish rule, stroll the Botanical Gardens, and discover this city framed by sea and mountains.</p>

Destination Highlight: Leisurely North Coastal Drive

Sit back and enjoy a leisurely drive along Scotland's beautiful northern and southern coasts, with photo stops and a chance to stretch your legs at a couple of special attractions.

Destination Highlight: Lerwick Walking Tour and Fort Charlotte

Get to know the charming, historic town of Lerwick as you walk the narrow main street, visit the Shetland Museum, wander to the Town Hall, and explore Fort Charlotte.

Destination Highlight: Mary King's Close

Journey through time as you descend into Mary King's Close – a mysterious underground labyrinth shrouded in secrets and hidden beneath the bustling streets of Edinburgh's Royal Mile.

Destination Highlight: Meet the Locals - Brunir Horse Owners and Holtsel Farm

Meet the locals-human, equine, and bovine-on an informative tour of an Icelandic horse farm followed by a tasty visit to a local dairy which produces some of the country's freshest ice cream.

Destination Highlight: Mousa Island Discovery

Prepare to be swept away by natural beauty, wildlife, and historic wonders on a scenic ferry ride to Mousa Island, where you are free to roam and explore the Iron Age-era Mousa Broch. Built more than 2,000 years old, it is the tallest broch still standing and amongst the best-preserved prehistoric buildings in Europe.

Destination Highlight: Nature, Folk and Flora

Journey through the old town of Akureyri towards Godafoss, the “Waterfall of the Gods.” Over a century ago, Chieftain Thorgeir threw his pagan idols into these thundering falls, forever declaring Iceland a Christian nation. Afterward, visit the Laufas Folk Museum. Originally an old manor farm and vicarage, it’s now home to relics of the mid-1800s. Tour the turf farmhouse and see how locals worked the land during these rugged days.

Destination Highlight: Panoramic Edinburgh

Delve into the timeless charm and vibrant spirit of Edinburgh, as you explore the city's scenic beauty and rich heritage in a relaxed and engaging manner.

Destination Highlight: Panoramic History and Landmarks of Orkney

Uncover some of Great Britain's historic highlights on a tour that illuminates a cathedral known as "Light in the North" and visits a cathedral that created beauty during a time of war.

Destination Highlight: Panoramic North Shetland and Eshaness Cliffs

Departing Lerwick, drive through northwest Shetland's gorgeous natural scenery toward Northmavine and cross Mavis Grind, not quite 100 feet wide at its narrowest point and said to be the only place in the U.K. where you can throw a stone across land from the North Sea to the Atlantic Ocean. Arrive at the Tangwick Haa Museum, a 17th-century laird’s house with a diverse collection of artifacts and photographs that provide fascinating insight into the harsh lifestyle of people living in remote areas throughout time. Stop for a tea or coffee in a local venue, and enjoy a unique view of the island and then continue to the Eshaness Lighthouse, where you can spectacular sea stacks, natural arches, deep clefts, and caves around the Atlantic Ocean coastline.

Destination Highlight: Panoramic Reykjavik

Experience a taste of Reykjavik, Iceland's vibrant capital, on this scenic driving tour that introduces you to the city's main highlights. Hear about Reykjavik's steaming geothermal swimming pools while driving across Laugardalur. Stop at the Pearl for dramatic, 360-degree views of the city. Continue past Lake Tjornin to explore the city's old waterfront.

Destination Highlight: Panoramic Southern Shetland

From farmland to the seaside, get to know the natural beauty and history of southern Shetland as you drive by the Fladdabister limestone community, the crofting community of Aithsetter with views of wildflower meadows, and to a coastal viewpoint of white-sandy beaches with seals.

Destination Highlight: Picturesque Zaanse Schans and Airport Drop-Off (AMS)

Stroll through Holland's living history on this walking tour of Zaanse Schans, a well-preserved 18th century village, followed by a convenient transfer to the airport for your flight. Zaanse Schans is a popular attraction that brings the 18th and 19th century to life. Walk through a well-preserved village of quaint homes. Smell the fresh-baked bread at the bakery museum and learn about 18th and 19th century crafts during fascinating demonstrations during your free time. Watch a clog-making demonstration and discover other traditional village crafts. You'll also see some of Holland's most famous working wooden windmills. Marvel at De Huisman, De Gekroonde Poelenburg, and De Zoeker. Step back in time and experience a moment in Holland's rich history. Relax at a café or enjoy a snack. Then, board your coach for a convenient transfer to Schiphol Airport. This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

Destination Highlight: Reykjanes Unesco Global Geopark

Learn about the Iceland's wondrous geology at Reykjanes Geopark, home to the Brimketill lava rock pool.

Destination Highlight: Ring of Fire

As one of the most unique tours in Reykjavik, this one is predominantly "green" focused on geothermal aspects of Iceland. You'll stop at geothermal plants and learn about geosciences and history of the area. You'll visit a unique and picturesque town, and Iceland's most sought-after attractions like the UNESCO-protected Thingvellir. This tour is filled with wonderment, gorgeous views, and a fascinating wealth of interesting knowledge and information.

Destination Highlight: Royal Mile Walking Tour

Discover the cultural heart of Scotland with a walking tour through Edinburgh, as you explore this capital city’s historic Royal Mile and visit visit the National Museum of Scotland.

Destination Highlight: Shetland Ponies

Get to know part of the island’s culture as you drive through 17th-century Lerwick and visit adorable and sweet Shetland ponies in their picturesque, rural environment.

Destination Highlight: Skalanes Nature Reserve

Nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts, set out on an exploration of Iceland’s great outdoors at the Skálanes House, hiking to stunning seaside cliffs to spot nesting birds, seals, whales, and reindeer in their natural environment (not guaranteed).

Destination Highlight: Skara Brae and Skaill House

Journey to the Bay o' Skaill to see the Neolithic village of Skara Brae, a settlement inhabited between 2200 and 3200 BC.

Destination Highlight: Skriduklaustur Museum

Drive around Lagarfljót, a lake known for its radiant beauty and the legendary monster that lives in its waters, then venture through one of the country’s most successful government forestry stations before a stop at Skriðuklaustur, a historical building given to Iceland by one of its most famous authors.

Destination Highlight: Sky Lagoon

Warm up in one of Iceland's oceanside, geothermal lagoons with an invigorating ritual that blends natural rejuvenation with the wonder and inspiration of the country's beautiful scenery.

Destination Highlight: St. Andrew's Home of Golf

Calling all golf enthusiasts! Tread in the footsteps (or rather, swings) of legends with a visit to the historic town of St. Andrews, home to medieval charm, the ruins of a majestic cathedral and the world’s oldest golf course.

Destination Highlight: The Golden Circle and White Water Rafting

<p>Launch your raft on the glacial Hvit&nbsp;River for a thrilling ride through crashing waves and surging rapids, through a river canyon covered in shrubs and basalt rocks of various formations. Follow the river to the magnificent Bruarhlod canyon, a narrow gorge where more daring participants can jump from a cliff into the river. After the exciting river-rafting trip, relax with a sauna or shower at the base camp and refuel with a satisfying lunch. On this tour, marvel at the three highlights of the Golden Circle: Gullfoss waterfall, Geysir geothermal area and Thingvellir National Park. On average, water flows over the beautiful and mighty Gullfoss at an impressive 3,800 cubic feet per second, with the flow in summer rising to astounding 4,591 cubic feet per second. One of Iceland's most popular attractions, the Geysir area contains more than 10 hot-water blow holes, some of which regularly erupt, launching water 100 feet into the air. Thingvellir National Park is the only place in the world where visitors can walk between the tectonic plates of North America and Eurasia. The park was also a filming site for HBO's Game of Thrones .</p>

Destination Highlight: The Golden Circle Express

Join a six-and-a-half-hour tour that exposes you to Icelandic history as well as its geological phenomena, among the most unusual in the world. Begin at Thingvellir National Park, where Iceland's Parliament, or Althing, was established in 930, making it the world's oldest ruling body. Here it remained until 1798, when the government was moved to Reykjavik. Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, was founded in 1930, marking the 1,000th anniversary of the Althing. Thingvellir is also a primary geological site, as here the tectonic plates of North America and Eurasia split, and visitors can actually see the rift between them. Once you have viewed the top of Thingvellir, the tour continues to visit Gullfoss, the waterfall that is an astonishing 600 feet wide. Then, it's on to the world-famous Geysir, considered by many the most intriguing natural phenomenon in a nation that is known for its other-worldly topography. On the return trip, you'll pass Hveragerdi village, where geothermal water has been used to build an extensive greenhouse industry, demonstrating once again that Icelanders are global pioneers in the use of this form of energy.

Destination Highlight: The Golden Circle with Lunch

Discover the Golden Circle, an area of volcanic and natural wonders treasured above all others by Icelanders. Begin at Thingvellir National Park, where mountains rise above you and lava plains covered in wildflowers surround you. This area was also home to the world's oldest legislative parliament. Continue on to Iceland's most famous waterfall, Gullfoss. Finally, visit the hissing springs and bubbling pools of Iceland's Great Geysir region before lunch at a nearby restaurant.

Destination Highlight: The Jewel of the North

Discover Akureyri, "the capital of the North," as it sits at the base of a mighty fjord. Travel outside the city in the comfort of a motor coach, admiring exceptional views of sweeping valleys, rugged peaks, and verdant countryside. Admire the Godafoss waterfall, one of the most stunning waterfalls in Iceland and watch for birds in a region that is sought-after for its natural beauty. See unique geothermic features including volcanic craters, lava fields, steaming fumaroles, and bubbling natural hot springs.

Destination Highlight: Tomatoes Horticulture Innovations & Horse Show

Immerse yourself in the natural wonders of Iceland's Golden Circle and discover the innovative agricultural practices of a unique farm, where nature's bounty meets culinary creativity and cultural charm.

Destination Highlight: Traditions of Iceland

On a picturesque drive from Seyðisfjörður, we drive over the impressive mountain pass of Fjarðarheiði, which has numerous small, scenic waterfalls. We’ll pass Egilsstaðir, a town of 2000 inhabitants and the commercial center of the area. Before we make our way back to the pier, we will enjoy traditional, homemade refreshments in the historic old farmhouse which has been built in 1939.

Destination Highlight: Vok Baths

Pamper yourself with one of Iceland's most enduring natural traditions, bathing in outdoor, geothermal hot springs, and some time at Vök Baths and its famous "infinity" views.

Destination Highlight: Western Shetland

Begin your adventure in Lerwick and head west to the Scalloway Viewpoint, where you’ll enjoy sweeping views over Scalloway and its historic harbour. Next, visit the Shetland Bus Memorial, a moving tribute to the courageous wartime operations between Shetland and Norway during World War II. Continue your scenic drive through the Tingwall Valley, passing serene lochs and rolling hills. Follow the Strand Loop, then travel through Girlsta, Sandwater, and the wooded landscapes of Kergord. Arrive at Shetland Jewelry, where you’ll discover beautiful, handcrafted pieces inspired by Shetland’s heritage and natural beauty along with a range of local crafts. Finally, return to Lerwick via the stunning Wormadale Viewpoint, offering panoramic vistas of Shetland’s rugged coastline—a perfect ending to your journey.

Destination Highlight: Whale Watching from Hauganes

Set out on an unforgettable shore excursion through Eyjafjörður, one of Iceland’s most beautiful and tranquil fjords, where towering mountains meet deep-blue waters and abundant marine life.

Destination Highlight: Whale Watching Safari

Go whale spotting by boat in Akureyri, the whale watching capital of northern Europe. You'll have the opportunity to see baleen whales, the largest creatures of all time, including minke and humpback whales. Watch the complex acrobatics of humpback whales. You're sure to have a memorable adventure no matter what you spot in the harbor. UR36

Edinburgh: Hopetoun House & Forth Rail Bridge

From dramatic engineering marvels to one of the country’s grandest stately homes, this shore excursion blends ethereal landscapes with aristocratic splendor—all within easy reach of Edinburgh’s historic outskirts.

FlyerOver Iceland & Lava Show

Discover the raw power and beauty of Iceland in an unforgettable shore excursion that combines cutting-edge technology with the country’s natural volcanic forces.

Forest Lagoon & Goðafoss Waterfall

Incredible natural beauty meets geothermal relaxation with this immersive Iceland shore excursion, as you visit one of the country’s most impressive waterfalls, before dipping into a bit of bliss at a unique spa set within the verdant wilds.

Friðheimar Farm and Laugarás Lagoon

Discover the essence of Iceland in a single, beautifully balanced shore excursion that weaves together epic landscapes, living history, sustainable innovation, and pure relaxation.

Hafnarhólmur Puffin Capital

Set out on an unforgettable shore excursion to Borgarfjörður Eystri – the puffin capital of Iceland – where dramatic landscapes and incredible wildlife encounters will ignite your imagination.

Hidden Waterfalls E-Bike Tour

Calling all nature lovers! Pedal your way through the Icelandic countryside on this scenic shore excursion, as you encounter all the natural beauty that Seyðisfjörður and the surrounding regions have to offer, from hidden waterfalls to incredible mountain vistas.

Horses and Hot Springs

From the proud legacy of the Icelandic horse to steaming geothermal landscapes and cutting-edge renewable energy, this invigorating shore excursion reveals how the island’s people have adapted to and thrived within one of the world’s most dramatic environments.

Mt Bjólfur (Beowulf) - Scenic Views

Rise above the colorful streets of Seyðisfjörður and into the wild highlands on this unforgettable mountain shore excursion to Mt. Bjólfur – a rare chance to access Iceland’s dramatic alpine landscapes in comfort while still enjoying fresh air, gentle walking, and remarkable panoramic views.

Myvatn Nature Baths (Earth Lagoon)

Combine a comfortable driving tour of Lake Myvatn with a visit to its hot springs. See a surreal landscape shaped by volcanic and seismic forces including the Krafla lava fields and Hverarondor Hverir. Then, relax at Iceland's health spa and experience the centuries-old pleasures of a geothermal bath. In true Icelandic style, men and women shower without swimwear in separate communal facilities before entering the baths. On your return, you'll stop at Godafoss. UR48 THIS TOUR IS OPERATED BY A TOUR OPERATOR THAT HAS BEEN THIRD-PARTY VERIFIED TO AN INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED SUSTAINABILITY STANDARD.

Natural Highlights, Horticulture, and Horse Show

Undertake a captivating shore excursion through Iceland’s iconic Golden Circle, where unimaginable landscapes and rich history combine to create an experience unlike any other.

Nature & Wildlife RIB safari

Unspoiled nature views meet incredible wildlife encounters with this unforgettable Seyðisfjörður shore excursion, as you visit Borgarfjörður Eystri – the puffin capital of Iceland – and set out on the ultimate RIB experience.

Puffins & Whales Boat Charter 

From the playful charm of puffins to the awe-inspiring presence of whales, this shore excursion offers a front-row seat to the rich natural life thriving just beyond Reykjavík’s shores, all set against the dramatic backdrop of the North Atlantic.

Puffins and Seabirds RIB Adventure

Ship to Amsterdam Airport Transfer for 2 Guests

Make your travel experience truly stress-free. Our private transfers offer comfort and personalized service. Sit back and relax as our experienced team ensures a seamless and hassle-free journey from the Cruise Terminal in Amsterdam to you airport of destination.

Ship to Amsterdam Airport Transfer for 4 Guests

Make your travel experience truly stress-free. Our private transfers offer comfort and personalized service. Sit back and relax as our experienced team ensures a seamless and hassle-free journey from the Cruise Terminal in Amsterdam to you airport of destination.

Ship to Amsterdam Airport Transfer for 6 Guests

Make your travel experience truly stress-free. Our private transfers offer comfort and personalized service. Sit back and relax as our experienced team ensures a seamless and hassle-free journey from the Cruise Terminal in Amsterdam to you airport of destination.

Small Group: Akureyri City Walk and Local Food

Discover Akureyri, the vibrant heart of northern Iceland, where rich history, unbelievable landscapes, and traditional Icelandic flavors come together for a unique walking shore excursion.

Small Group: Archaeology, History and Heritage Walk

Explore over a thousand years of settlement in one of East Iceland’s most culturally rich towns, blending archaeology, local life, music, and innovation into one engaging and accessible shore excursion.

Small Group: Beer Bathing & Tasting

Unwind, rejuvenate, and pamper yourself in this one-of-a-kind experience, when you visit the Beer Spa, where relaxation meets a beer aficionado's paradise.

Small Group: Countless Craters - A Helicopter Tour

Enjoy this unique chance to explore the many craters of the Reykjanes Peninsula from a helicopter. Catch a glimpse of the magnificent beauty that the volcanic landscape in Iceland is renowned for. As you soar above the lunarlike Reykjanes peninsula, you'll get to truly appreciate its grandeur. You'll also see the rugged coastline, the Blue Lagoon, Lake Kleifarvatn, and Lake Graenavatn. This tour will truly show you the untamed power that sculpted the island.

Small Group: Edinburgh By E-Bike

Embrace the spirit of "Auld Reekie" (Edinburgh) on a whirlwind, e-bike adventure that take you through the city's best sights, including the Royal Mile, Holyrood Palace, and Arthur's Seat.

Small Group: Golden Circle with Geothermal Bakery Experience

Uncover Iceland's natural, cultural, and culinary wonders on this journey to Thingvellir National Park, Geysir Hot Springs, and the lovely Gullfoss Waterfall. Your adventure begins with a visit to Thingvellir National Park, famous for its importance to Iceland's geological, natural, and cultural heritage. The national park is one of Iceland's premier attractions. Discover the park's importance to Iceland's history. Iceland's parliament was established here in 930 and remained here until 1798. Today, the park commemorates this history and serves as an important UNESCO World Heritage Site for its natural marvels. Then, you'll visit Geysir Hot Springs, an area rich in geothermal activity and geysers, and you'll see the stunning Gullfoss Waterfall. Finally, you'll discover Laugarvatn, where you'll learn about geothermal baking. Sample a delicious slice of rye bread baked underground at this unique geothermal bakery.

Small Group: Hvammsvik Hot Springs

Revitalize in the Hvammsvík Hot Springs' eight natural hot pools, where the soothing waters coalesce with gorgeous Icelandic scenery for a truly tranquil experience.

Small Group: Iceland's South Coast

Take a grand adventure through the ethereal landscape of Iceland’s southern coast, where volcanic black sand beaches, powerful waterfalls, and immense glaciers are only a few of the natural phenomenon you will witness on a tour worthy of the greatest Viking sagas.

Small Group: Into the Blue Snorkeling Adventure

Swim through the ethereal waters of Silfra, a top-ten dive site nestled between the tectonic plates of Europe and America, as you embrace the unique opportunity to snorkel between two continents.

Small Group: Jewish Life in the Land of Fire and Ice

Explore the captivating city of Reykjavik and uncover a rich cultural tapestry, where history, tradition, and culinary delights intertwine to create an unforgettable experience. Explore the historical intersections of Jewish culture against the backdrop of Iceland's unique natural and historical legacy and learn about modern life of the Jewish community in the land of fire and ice meeting with Chief Rabbi of Iceland Avraham Feldman.

Small Group: Lake Myvatn

See some of the most beautiful natural creations in northern Iceland on a sightseeing drive that includes stops at a series of craters formed steam explosions, a "Dark Fortress" given life by volcanic eruptions, and a waterfall that, according to legend, was made beautiful by an overt conversion to Christianity.

Small Group: Mount Úlfarsfell Hiking

Discover the wild beauty just beyond Reykjavík on an invigorating shore excursion up Úlfarsfell Mountain – a local favorite that offers sweeping views, peaceful landscapes, and the fresh, crisp air Iceland is known for.

Small Group: Polar Flight to Grimsey Island

Soar into the blue sky on your way to a remote Icelandic settlement at the edge of the Arctic Circle, and spend the day walking on the island itself.. Your first glimpse of Grimsey Island will be its beautiful coves and 300-foot-high cliffs. Touch down and see some locals, 65 souls who fish, farm, and live a truly isolated way of life. Put your foot over the Arctic Circle and take home a certificate proving you’ve been to the top of the world. THIS TOUR IS OPERATED BY A TOUR OPERATOR THAT HAS BEEN THIRD-PARTY VERIFIED TO AN INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED SUSTAINABILITY STANDARD.

Small Group: Power of Nature

Experience the raw power and haunting beauty of Northern Iceland on a scenic helicopter shore excursion that takes you high above steaming geothermal fields, vast lava landscapes, thundering waterfalls, and glacial rivers.

Small Group: Reykjavik Food Walk

Be a local for a day on a walk with your guide to discover the delectable food culture of Iceland at several hidden gems that tourists rarely find, sampling diverse flavors including street foods, Viking favorites, and upscale cuisine.

Small Group: Reykjavik Peak ATV Tour (Single Rider)

Discover the thrill of Icelandic adventure during this ATV Reykjavík shore excursion, as you navigate rugged trails around the beautiful Lake Hafravatn and ascend the stunning Reykjavík Peak.

Small Group: Reykjavík Sea Angling Gourmet

Embark on a hands-on cultural shore excursion aboard the traditional Icelandic fishing vessel "Jóhanna," where you can breath fresh ocean air, admire stunning coastal views, and enjoy the satisfaction of catching—and tasting—your own fish.

Small Group: Seyðisfjörður Coast Jeep Tour

Journey beyond the familiar and into the untamed soul of Seyðisfjörður on this private, off-grid shore excursion designed for curious explorers and nature lovers.

Small Group: Siglufjordur Village and the Herring Hey Days

Set out to discover Iceland's northernmost fishing village, Siglufjordur. Along the way, you'll stop at a viewpoint for the opportunity to snap a few photos of the local fjord. Upon arriving in Siglufjordur, visit the town's Herring Era Museum which showcases the long-lost industry that blossomed in the 1940s and 1950s. Enjoy a lively "herring salting" show that takes you back in time accompanied by accordion music. Watch the "herring girls" salt and pack the prized fish, and enjoy a tasting accompanied by fresh rye bread and Icelandic schnapps. From here, make one last important stop to the Folk Music Center to learn the treasured history of Icelandic folk music. Enjoy the scenic drive back to Akureyri, ending at the pier.

Small Group: Super 4x4 Adventure

Prepare for a heart-pounding shore excursion through Iceland unlike anything you’ve ever experienced, when you climb aboard an extraordinary 4x4 "super truck" – custom built with the largest road-legal tires in the world and driven by expert professionals.

Small Group: Tuk Tuk - The Magical History Tour

Step into the living story of Iceland’s capital on a delightful tuk tuk shore excursion that blends history, culture, and modern city life into one unforgettable ride.

Small Group: Viking Capital Walking Trail

Walk Old Town Kirkwall for a taste of Scottish history including two palaces, one of which housed the first bishop of St. Magnus Cathedral, which will also be part of the tour.

Small Group: Zipline Adventure

Set within the magical Glerárgil canyon, this unforgettable Akureyri shore excursion blends heart-pounding thrills with moments of serene beauty, as you soar above rushing rivers, dramatic cliffs, and lush forested slopes.

Stirling Castle and Trossachs

Discover the soul of Scotland on a shore excursion that weaves together dramatic history, royal heritage, and some of the country’s most unforgettable landscapes.

Stuðlagil Canyon and Scenic Drive

Journey into the heart of Iceland with this gorgeous Seyðisfjörður shore excursion, as a scenic drive takes you to the stunning vistas and basalt columns of Stuðlagil Canyon.

Trollanes Sea Tour

Leave the colorful harbor of Seyðisfjörður behind and embark on a refreshing shore excursion into a world where towering mountains, cascading waterfalls, and the open Atlantic converge in a dramatic display of nature at its finest.