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All transport and sightseeing needs in Iceland will be handled by our partner GO TRAVEL ICELAND.
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Sample Tours
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GOLDEN CIRCLE - From the city of Reykjavik,
we travel east to visit three very special places of history, power and beauty, not very far away. The National
park of Thingvellir is a very special place to Icelanders and the most historical place in Iceland. It is here in the year
930 AD where the world’s first parliament held it’s very first meeting...outdoors. From here
we travel to the golden falls, Gullfoss. Considered one of Iceland’s most beautiful, (and there are many hundreds of
them) the golden falls are a camera’s delight from all angles. Then, just 10 kilometers back down the
road are high temperature fields where the geyser Strokkur will erupt for us every few minutes. You will never get closer
to any wonder like this, anywhere else in the world.
On the way back we take a different route, and visit the implotion
crater Kerid, and the Geothermal power station at Hellisheidi.
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BLUE LAGOON - This tour takes us to the most popular destination in Iceland. The Blue Lagoon, filled with natural
mineral water taken from deep under the course lava surface. Its constant temprature of 38-42C, makes the Blue Lagoon an ideal
destination all year round. After a soak in the rich water, you can choose to return back to the city or to be dropped off
at the internationa airport at Keflavík (20 min away). Making it the ideal end of the Iceland stay.
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NORTHERN LIGHTS - Sometimes they are brilliant, sometimes just there, and every once in a while „missing
in action“. The Northern Lights, commonly called the Aurora Borealis is a tour on winter nights
operated ONLY when sky and Aurora conditions are favourable. These electrically charged particles, eminating from the
sun take from 17 hours to 6 days to make the 93,000,000 mile journey. Charging into the atmosphere some 50+ miles above
the earth an aurora display can be a fascinating sight when the conditions are good and the Aurora is near or over Iceland.
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