Be inspired by Iceland
Iceland is a country full of natural wonders and unique experiences, known for its stunning landscapes of glaciers, hot springs, and volcanoes. The capital city Reykjavik is the perfect jumping off point for adventurous activities and some out of this world scenery.
With so many things to do in Iceland during your visit, such as soaking in the Blue Lagoon, exploring glaciers and waterfalls, hiking in national parks, whale watching, and experiencing the unique culture and cuisine, we are here to help you decide what to include and plan the perfect itinerary.
Top things to do during your Iceland holiday
Abundant Wildlife
Iceland is home to a variety of wildlife, including Arctic foxes, reindeer, puffins, whales, and seals. The country’s unique geography and climate create a diverse ecosystem that supports a range of species.
There are several species of seals which call Iceland home, including harbor seals and grey seals. They can often be spotted along the country’s coastlines and in various fjords. Iceland is also a popular destination for whale watching. You can spot several species of whales in its waters, including humpback, minke, and blue whales.
Amazing Scenery
There are several spots to enjoy Iceland’s stunning landscapes. The Golden Circle is a popular tourist route which includes some of the country’s most iconic sights, including the Geysir geothermal area, Gullfoss waterfall, and Thingvellir National Park.
With some of the largest glaciers in Europe, taking a glacier hike is a unique way to explore this beautiful island. Afterwards relax your tired muscles with a dip in the Blue Lagoon. This geothermal spa is one of Iceland’s most popular tourist destinations filled with warm, mineral-rich water and surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes.
The Northern Lights
Iceland is one of the best places in the world to see the Northern Lights. The best time to go is between September and April, as at this time you will have the best possible chance to seeing them.
Our Northern Lights itinerary offers a wintery trip through Iceland with plenty of opportunties to spot the famous lights.
Best time to visit Iceland
With mild weather and clear sunny skies a holiday to Iceland is a great option all year round. Winter brings snowy landscapes and increased chances to see the Northern Lights whilst the milder days of spring, summer and autumn means you can make use of the amazing hiking trails.
