Explore and Relax: Reykjavík Classic in Autumn & Winter
5 days / 4 nights - Golden Circle / South Coast / Northern Lights & Star Gazing / Leisure Day
Travelers are invited to immerse themselves in the vibrant culture and stunning landscapes of Reykjavik with this city break tour. From witnessing the mesmerizing Northern Lights to exploring the iconic Golden Circle and the breathtaking South Coast, this itinerary offers the perfect balance of adventure and relaxation in Iceland’s capital.
Highlights
Geysir geothermal area
The Geysir Geothermal Area stands as a captivating testament to Iceland’s unique geological wonders. Located in the Haukadalur Valley, this mesmerizing landscape is home to a collection of hot springs, bubbling mud pools, and, most famously, the Strokkur geyser.
Visitors to the Geysir Geothermal Area are treated to a spectacle of natural phenomena. The Strokkur geyser, in particular, erupts approximately every 5-10 minutes, shooting scalding hot water up to 30 meters into the air. The anticipation and excitement as visitors wait for the next eruption make for an unforgettable experience.
Beyond the Strokkur geyser, the Geysir Geothermal Area offers a chance to explore a surreal and otherworldly landscape. Steam vents hiss and sputter, while colorful mineral deposits paint the ground in vibrant hues. The earth seems to come alive with the sound of bubbling and boiling water, creating a sensory experience unlike any other.
For travelers seeking a deeper understanding of Iceland’s volcanic and geothermal activity, the Geysir Geothermal Area provides an educational opportunity to learn about the forces shaping the island’s landscape. It’s a place where nature’s power is on full display, reminding us of the awe-inspiring beauty and unpredictability of the natural world.
Gullfoss
Gullfoss waterfall, known as the “Golden Falls,” is a breathtaking natural wonder located in the canyon of the Hvítá River in southwestern Iceland. Renowned for its sheer power and beauty, Gullfoss is one of Iceland’s most iconic attractions, captivating visitors with its dramatic cascade and stunning surroundings.
As one of the largest waterfalls in Iceland, Gullfoss plunges in two tiers into a rugged canyon, creating a mesmerizing display of rushing water and mist. The thunderous roar of the falls echoes through the canyon, evoking a sense of awe and wonder in all who witness it.
What sets Gullfoss apart is not just its size, but also its captivating beauty and the story behind its preservation. In the early 20th century, efforts to harness the power of Gullfoss for hydroelectricity were met with staunch opposition from a local woman named Sigríður Tómasdóttir, who fought tirelessly to protect the waterfall from development. Thanks to her efforts, Gullfoss was saved and remains in its natural state for visitors to enjoy today.
A visit to Gullfoss offers more than just a stunning sight; it’s an opportunity to connect with Iceland’s rich natural heritage and to marvel at the power of Mother Nature. Whether admiring the falls from the viewing platforms or feeling the spray on your face as you stand near the edge, Gullfoss promises an unforgettable experience that will leave a lasting impression.
Hellisheiði
Nestled amidst Iceland’s captivating landscapes, Hellisheiði offers a unique opportunity to witness the intersection of natural wonders and cutting-edge technology.
The Hellisheiðarvirkjun geothermal power plant stands as a testament to Iceland’s commitment to sustainability and renewable energy. As the second-largest geothermal power station globally, it harnesses the Earth’s natural heat to generate clean and reliable electricity. A tour of this facility provides valuable insights into Iceland’s leadership in green energy production and offers potential for collaboration on sustainable initiatives.
Surrounded by the stunning vistas of the Hellisheiði volcanic plateau, this location provides a glimpse into Iceland’s innovative approach to environmental stewardship and energy production.
Reykjavík
The vibrant capital of Iceland, renowned for its colorful streets, eclectic cafes, and captivating cultural scene, including the iconic Hallgrímskirkja Church, the vibrant streets of Laugavegur, and the historic landmarks of the Old Town.
Northern lights (Aurora Borealis)
The northern lights, also known as aurora borealis, grace the night skies with their mesmerizing dance, enchanting travelers with their ethereal beauty. Caused by the interaction of solar particles with Earth’s magnetic field, these shimmering curtains of light paint the darkness with vibrant hues of green, blue, and purple. For travelers venturing to Iceland in winter, particularly from mid-September to mid-April, the northern lights offer a captivating spectacle. While sightings are never guaranteed, those fortunate enough to witness this natural phenomenon are treated to a truly unforgettable experience, as the celestial display unfolds against the backdrop of Iceland’s stunning landscapes.
Skógafoss
Skógafoss waterfall is a magnificent natural attraction nestled along Iceland’s southern coast, drawing visitors with its impressive cascade plunging from a height of 60 meters. Fed by the Skógá River, this powerful waterfall captivates travelers with its thundering roar and misty spray, creating a truly immersive experience amidst Iceland’s rugged landscape.
The beauty of Skógafoss lies not only in its sheer size but also in the surrounding scenery. Towering cliffs and lush greenery frame the waterfall, providing a picturesque backdrop for photography and exploration. Visitors can climb the staircase alongside the waterfall for panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, offering a unique perspective on this iconic landmark.
Legend has it that a hidden treasure is buried behind Skógafoss, adding an air of mystery and intrigue to the site. Whether searching for hidden treasure or simply marveling at the raw power of nature, a visit to Skógafoss promises an unforgettable experience that captures the essence of Iceland’s natural beauty.
Seljalandsfoss
Seljalandsfoss stands as one of Iceland’s most iconic natural wonders—a breathtaking waterfall cascading 60 meters down from the cliffs above. What sets Seljalandsfoss apart is its unique feature: a pathway that allows visitors to walk behind the curtain of water, providing a truly immersive experience amidst the spray and thunderous roar.
This remarkable waterfall offers more than just a stunning sight; it’s a symbol of Iceland’s raw and captivating beauty. Its towering presence amidst the rugged landscape inspires awe and admiration, making it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking adventure and natural splendor.
Whether it’s exploring the hidden caves behind the falls or capturing the mesmerizing views from various angles, Seljalandsfoss promises an unforgettable experience that will leave a lasting impression.
Þingvellir National Park
Þingvellir National Park, located in southwestern Iceland, is a place of immense historical, cultural, and geological significance. As one of Iceland’s most iconic landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Þingvellir offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore the intersection of natural wonders and historical heritage.
One of the park’s most notable features is the Almannagjá rift valley, where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet. Visitors can walk along the rift and even stand between the continents, witnessing firsthand the powerful geological forces at work.
Beyond its geological wonders, Þingvellir is also the site of Iceland’s historic Alþingi, or parliament, established in 930 AD. It is the world’s oldest existing parliament and served as the gathering place for Icelanders to discuss laws, settle disputes, and forge alliances.
Today, visitors to Þingvellir can explore the remnants of the ancient parliament, including the Law Rock where laws were recited, and the assembly site where meetings were held. The park’s rich history and stunning natural beauty make it a popular destination for hiking, camping, and cultural exploration.
A visit to Þingvellir National Park offers a fascinating journey through Iceland’s past and present, where history, culture, and nature converge in a truly unforgettable experience.
Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach
Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach is a captivating destination for your clients to explore during their Icelandic adventure. Nestled along Iceland’s southern coast, Reynisfjara is renowned for its dramatic beauty, unique geological formations, and stunning black sand shores.
As your clients wander along the beach, they’ll be awed by the contrast of the jet-black sand against the towering basalt columns and cliffs that line the shore. The striking scenery is further enhanced by the powerful waves of the Atlantic Ocean crashing against the rugged coastline, creating a truly mesmerizing spectacle.
Reynisfjara is also home to the famous Reynisdrangar sea stacks, towering rock formations that rise majestically from the sea. According to Icelandic folklore, these stacks were once trolls who were turned to stone by the light of the rising sun, adding an element of mystery and intrigue to the landscape.
Your clients will have the opportunity to explore Reynisfjara at their own pace, taking in the breathtaking views, snapping photos of the stunning scenery, and soaking in the serene atmosphere of this natural wonder.
Map & Itinerary
A captivating city break in Reykjavik, where travelers can chase the Northern Lights, explore the iconic Golden Circle, venture along the stunning South Coast, enjoy the charm of Iceland’s capital and experience its vibrant culture and breathtaking landscapes.
Upon arrival at Keflavik International Airport, travelers will be transferred by scheduled coach to Reykjavik, ensuring a seamless journey to their accommodation. Fixed scheduled bus transfers operate 24/7, providing convenience for travelers arriving on any flight, at any time of year.
Driving 1 hour each way.
Accommodation is in Reykjavík for entire stay.
Time for optional visit to Blue Lagoon or Sky Lagoon, depending on arrival time.
In the evening, adventurers embark on a mesmerizing Northern Lights & Star Gazing tour, guided by an audio guide. Venturing into the Arctic night, they embark on a mission to witness the captivating Northern Lights, one of nature’s most stunning celestial displays. But the experience goes beyond just the auroras – travelers have the opportunity to explore the vast expanse of the night sky, discovering countless stars and constellations along the way. It’s a chance to marvel at the cosmic wonders above and immerse themselves in the enchanting beauty of the Icelandic night.
Duration: Approx. 3 hours
Optional Extras
Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is a world-renowned geothermal spa located in Iceland, offering a truly unique and rejuvenating experience for travelers. With its milky blue waters rich in minerals, it provides a tranquil oasis amidst Iceland’s rugged terrain.
For travel agencies seeking to provide their clients with unparalleled relaxation and wellness, the Blue Lagoon is a must-visit destination. Encourage your clients to indulge in the therapeutic waters, renowned for their skin-nourishing properties.
Surrounded by lava fields and set against the backdrop of Iceland’s dramatic landscape, the Blue Lagoon offers a serene and otherworldly atmosphere. Whether your clients seek relaxation, adventure, or simply a moment of tranquility, the Blue Lagoon promises an unforgettable experience.
Included in the supplement: Comfort admission, including entrance, silica mud mask at the Mask Bar, use of towel and a choice of first drink
Sky Lagoon
A captivating addition to your tour: a stop at the Sky Lagoon near Reykjavík. This unique spa experience offers your clients a tranquil retreat along their journey to the capital.
Included in the supplement is the Pure admission, providing access to the lagoon, a plush bath towel, and a curated 7-step ritual. This ritual guides guests through a sequence of relaxation and rejuvenation, ensuring an unforgettable experience amidst Iceland’s stunning natural landscapes.
Whether your clients arrive during the enchanting sunset, under the mesmerizing Northern Lights, or beneath a canopy of heavy clouds, Sky Lagoon promises comfort and serenity. It’s an opportunity for travelers to immerse themselves in the beauty of the North Atlantic while indulging in unparalleled relaxation.
We believe that adding this stop to the itinerary will enhance the overall experience for your clients, offering them a unique and unforgettable highlight during their journey.
FlyOver Iceland
FlyOver Iceland uses cutting-edge technology to give you the sensation of flying. The illusion of soaring like a bird and being fully immersed in nature is perfectly captured. You are suspended in your seats in front of a curved, wide screen spanning about twenty meters, onto which a ten-minute film is projected, allowing you to explore the Icelandic landscape in all its splendor. Special effects simulating wind, mist, and the scents of nature combine with seat movements to create an unforgettable experience.
Duration : approx. 45 minutes, including 10-minutes « flight ». Schedule: Every 15 tp 20 minutes, from 11am until 7pm approx. Included with supplement: admission fee. Not included: On-site transfer (which can be done on foot, by bus, or by taxi), guide, lunch, personal expenses.
The schedules provided are indicative and may be subject to change by the service provider.
The journey commences with a stop in Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the birthplace of the oldest existing parliament in the world. Here, the gigantic tectonic plates of America and Eurasia have pulled apart, creating a breathtaking rift valley. Next, they visit Geysir Hot Springs, home to the original geyser, Strokkur, which erupts spectacularly every few minutes. The leisurely walk to Gullfoss Waterfall offers a sight to behold as a powerful glacial river cascades down 32 meters into a narrow canyon with a thunderous roar.
Duration: Approx. 7,5 hours
Optional Extras
Secret Lagoon
Secret Lagoon in Fluðir as a captivating addition to your clients’ Icelandic itinerary. Tucked away in the serene countryside of southern Iceland, the Secret Lagoon offers a tranquil and authentic geothermal bathing experience, far from the crowds.
As Iceland’s oldest swimming pool, the Secret Lagoon holds a rich history dating back to the late 19th century. Your clients will have the opportunity to soak in the warm, mineral-rich waters surrounded by natural geothermal features, including bubbling hot springs and picturesque steam vents.
What sets the Secret Lagoon apart is its unspoiled natural setting, providing an immersive and rejuvenating escape amidst Iceland’s breathtaking landscapes. Whether your clients choose to relax in the soothing waters, take in the surrounding views, or mingle with locals and fellow travelers, the Secret Lagoon offers a truly authentic Icelandic experience.
The journey begins with a drive through lava fields, passing by the actively volcanic Hengill mountain before reaching the rich coastline farmland. On our way we visit the powerful Skógafoss Waterfall, as well as Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach, a photographer’s dream, where powerful Atlantic waves crash against black sands and jagged basalt sea stacks.
After marveling at the sea’s power, travelers head to Vík, the southernmost village in Iceland, situated on the main ring road. Despite its small size, it’s the largest settlement for 70 km. On the return journey to Reykjavík we enjoy scenic views of glaciers, volcanoes and the famous Seljalandsfoss Waterfall, famous for the hidden pathway that leads behind and around the cascading waters.
Duration: Approx. 10,5 hours
Optional Extras
Lava Center in Hvolsvöllur
Lava Center in Hvolsvöllur is an enriching addition to your clients’ Icelandic itinerary. Located in the heart of the country’s volcanic region, this state-of-the-art visitor center offers an immersive and educational experience that delves into the captivating world of Iceland’s volcanic activity.
At the Lava Center, your clients will embark on a journey through Iceland’s geological history, from the fiery eruptions that formed the island to the dramatic landscapes shaped by millennia of volcanic activity. Through interactive exhibits, stunning visual displays, and informative presentations, they’ll gain a deeper understanding of the powerful forces that have shaped and continue to shape Iceland’s landscapes.
Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the center’s exhibits at their own pace, learning about the various types of volcanoes, the impact of volcanic eruptions on the environment and society, and the innovative technologies used to monitor and study volcanic activity.
For those seeking a truly immersive experience, the Lava Center also offers guided tours led by knowledgeable experts who provide additional insights and anecdotes about Iceland’s geological wonders.
Today, travelers have the flexibility to enjoy a day at leisure, exploring Reykjavik at their own pace. They can wander through the charming streets of the city, visit museums, or indulge in Icelandic cuisine at local restaurants. Alternatively, they can opt for additional tours to enhance their Icelandic experience. Whatever their preference, there’s something for everyone to enjoy on their final day in Iceland.
Optional Extras
Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is a world-renowned geothermal spa located in Iceland, offering a truly unique and rejuvenating experience for travelers. With its milky blue waters rich in minerals, it provides a tranquil oasis amidst Iceland’s rugged terrain.
For travel agencies seeking to provide their clients with unparalleled relaxation and wellness, the Blue Lagoon is a must-visit destination. Encourage your clients to indulge in the therapeutic waters, renowned for their skin-nourishing properties.
Surrounded by lava fields and set against the backdrop of Iceland’s dramatic landscape, the Blue Lagoon offers a serene and otherworldly atmosphere. Whether your clients seek relaxation, adventure, or simply a moment of tranquility, the Blue Lagoon promises an unforgettable experience.
Included in the supplement: Comfort admission, including entrance, silica mud mask at the Mask Bar, use of towel and a choice of first drink
FlyOver Iceland
FlyOver Iceland uses cutting-edge technology to give you the sensation of flying. The illusion of soaring like a bird and being fully immersed in nature is perfectly captured. You are suspended in your seats in front of a curved, wide screen spanning about twenty meters, onto which a ten-minute film is projected, allowing you to explore the Icelandic landscape in all its splendor. Special effects simulating wind, mist, and the scents of nature combine with seat movements to create an unforgettable experience.
Duration : approx. 45 minutes, including 10-minutes « flight ». Schedule: Every 15 tp 20 minutes, from 11am until 7pm approx. Included with supplement: admission fee. Not included: On-site transfer (which can be done on foot, by bus, or by taxi), guide, lunch, personal expenses.
The schedules provided are indicative and may be subject to change by the service provider.
Sky Lagoon
A captivating addition to your tour: a stop at the Sky Lagoon near Reykjavík. This unique spa experience offers your clients a tranquil retreat along their journey to the capital.
Included in the supplement is the Pure admission, providing access to the lagoon, a plush bath towel, and a curated 7-step ritual. This ritual guides guests through a sequence of relaxation and rejuvenation, ensuring an unforgettable experience amidst Iceland’s stunning natural landscapes.
Whether your clients arrive during the enchanting sunset, under the mesmerizing Northern Lights, or beneath a canopy of heavy clouds, Sky Lagoon promises comfort and serenity. It’s an opportunity for travelers to immerse themselves in the beauty of the North Atlantic while indulging in unparalleled relaxation.
We believe that adding this stop to the itinerary will enhance the overall experience for your clients, offering them a unique and unforgettable highlight during their journey.
Raufarhólshellir lava cave
Raufarhólshellir lava cave is an extraordinary natural attraction located in Iceland, renowned for its stunning geological formations and fascinating history. Formed over 5,000 years ago during a volcanic eruption, this expansive cave offers visitors a captivating glimpse into Iceland’s volcanic past.
Measuring approximately 1360 meters (4462 feet) in length, Raufarhólshellir is one of the largest lava caves in Iceland, featuring a series of chambers, tunnels, and passages carved out by ancient lava flows. Guided tours lead visitors through the cave, where they can marvel at the intricate rock formations, lava stalactites, and otherworldly features illuminated by carefully placed lighting.
As visitors explore Raufarhólshellir, they gain insight into the geological processes that shaped the Icelandic landscape and learn about the unique flora and fauna that inhabit this subterranean environment. The cave’s rich history, which includes use as a shelter by early settlers and as a filming location for movies and television shows, adds to its allure and mystique.
Raufarhólshellir lava cave offers an unforgettable adventure for travelers seeking to immerse themselves in Iceland’s natural wonders and discover the hidden depths of the earth. With its dramatic landscapes and fascinating history, it is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who visit.
Inside the Volcano
Þríhnúkagígur is a unique and awe-inspiring natural wonder located in Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula. Unlike most volcanoes, which are admired from afar, Þríhnúkagígur offers visitors the extraordinary opportunity to descend into its dormant magma chamber.
Formed over 4,000 years ago during a volcanic eruption, Þríhnúkagígur’s magma chamber is one of the few in the world that is accessible to visitors. The chamber, which reaches depths of approximately 120 meters (394 feet), lies dormant beneath the earth’s surface, providing a rare glimpse into the inner workings of a volcano.
Guided tours lead visitors on a thrilling journey deep into the heart of the volcano, where they descend through a series of tunnels and platforms to reach the chamber below. Once inside, visitors are treated to a mesmerizing display of vibrant colors and unique rock formations, illuminated by carefully placed lighting.
As visitors explore the depths of Þríhnúkagígur, they gain insight into the geological processes that shape Iceland’s landscape and learn about the history of the volcano from knowledgeable guides. The experience offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness the raw power and beauty of nature up close.
“Inside the Volcano” is a must-visit destination for travelers seeking to embark on an unforgettable adventure and explore the hidden wonders that lie beneath Iceland’s surface. With its breathtaking scenery and unique geological features, it is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who visit.
Tour available from May 15 – October 20
Hvammsvík Hot Springs
Hvammsvík Hot Springs is a hidden gem located on the Hvammsvík coastline in Iceland. Known for its serene atmosphere and breathtaking views, this geothermal oasis offers visitors a chance to relax and unwind in natural hot springs while surrounded by the rugged beauty of Iceland’s coastal scenery.
I’s a unique place to immerse in the rejuvenating geothermal waters while soaking in panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
Whether you’re looking to soothe tired muscles after a day of exploring or simply seeking a peaceful escape, Hvammsvík Hot Springs provides the perfect setting for rest and rejuvenation.
Perlan, natural wonders exhibition
Perlan, located in Reykjavik, Iceland, is not just an iconic landmark but also home to the Natural Wonders Exhibition, offering visitors a captivating journey through Iceland’s unique geological and natural phenomena.
From interactive displays showcasing the country’s glaciers, volcanoes, and Northern Lights to immersive experiences exploring Iceland’s diverse ecosystems, Perlan provides a fascinating insight into the wonders of this Nordic island nation. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, a curious traveler, or a family seeking educational entertainment, the Natural Wonders Exhibition at Perlan promises an enriching and unforgettable adventure.
Snæfellsnes Peninsula day excursion
Wonders of Snæfellsnes Peninsula / approx. 400 km
The Snæfellsnes Peninsula holds a share of mystery and is the stage for numerous tales and legends. This tour provides an insight into this region where marine and volcanic atmospheres blend harmoniously. Snæfellsnes is like a miniature version of Iceland: black volcanic coasts, magnificent mountains, volcanic craters, incredible birdlife, caves, and of course, the Snæfellsjökull glacier towering over the peninsula.
This tour will allow you to discover, among other sites, the small fishing village of Arnarstapi, the iconic Kirkjufell mountain, and Djúpalónssandur Bay.
Duration : Approx. 12h. Schedule: Departure at 8am from Reykjavík. Hotel pick-up starts at 7:30am. Drop-off at hotel after day tour. Included with supplement: Regular bus tour, guidance in English, access to sites visited. Not included: Lunch en route, personnal expenses.
The schedules provided are indicative and may be subject to change by the service provider.
Whale watching
An unforgettable whale-watching experience, where your clients can witness the awe-inspiring beauty of humpback whales, blue whales, and white-beaked dolphins in their natural habitat. Our whale-watching cruises provide a thrilling opportunity for travelers to explore the pristine waters of the bay while encountering some of the world’s most magnificent marine creatures.
Guests will board comfortable vessels equipped with expert guides who are passionate about marine conservation and knowledgeable about the local wildlife. Our experienced captains navigate the bay’s waters, taking guests to prime whale-watching locations where sightings are frequent.
During the cruise, guests might get the opportunity to observe whales as they surface and dive, showcasing their immense size and graceful movements. Please note that observation in general is not guaranteed and can not be predicted, but the boats are familiar with the most common places where they can be spotted and will take you there.
With a focus on sustainability and responsible tourism, our whale-watching trips prioritize the well-being of the marine animals and their natural environment.
On the final day of this unforgettable Icelandic adventure, travelers will bid farewell to the land of fire and ice. Scheduled coach transfers will whisk them away from their accommodation to Keflavik International Airport, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free journey.
Depending on their flight schedule, travelers have the option to enhance their departure experience with a visit to the renowned Blue Lagoon. Nestled amidst Iceland’s rugged landscape, this geothermal oasis offers the perfect opportunity to relax and unwind before catching their flight home.
Optional Extras
Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is a world-renowned geothermal spa located in Iceland, offering a truly unique and rejuvenating experience for travelers. With its milky blue waters rich in minerals, it provides a tranquil oasis amidst Iceland’s rugged terrain.
For travel agencies seeking to provide their clients with unparalleled relaxation and wellness, the Blue Lagoon is a must-visit destination. Encourage your clients to indulge in the therapeutic waters, renowned for their skin-nourishing properties.
Surrounded by lava fields and set against the backdrop of Iceland’s dramatic landscape, the Blue Lagoon offers a serene and otherworldly atmosphere. Whether your clients seek relaxation, adventure, or simply a moment of tranquility, the Blue Lagoon promises an unforgettable experience.
Included in the supplement: Comfort admission, including entrance, silica mud mask at the Mask Bar, use of towel and a choice of first drink
Sky Lagoon
A captivating addition to your tour: a stop at the Sky Lagoon near Reykjavík. This unique spa experience offers your clients a tranquil retreat along their journey to the capital.
Included in the supplement is the Pure admission, providing access to the lagoon, a plush bath towel, and a curated 7-step ritual. This ritual guides guests through a sequence of relaxation and rejuvenation, ensuring an unforgettable experience amidst Iceland’s stunning natural landscapes.
Whether your clients arrive during the enchanting sunset, under the mesmerizing Northern Lights, or beneath a canopy of heavy clouds, Sky Lagoon promises comfort and serenity. It’s an opportunity for travelers to immerse themselves in the beauty of the North Atlantic while indulging in unparalleled relaxation.
We believe that adding this stop to the itinerary will enhance the overall experience for your clients, offering them a unique and unforgettable highlight during their journey.
FlyOver Iceland
FlyOver Iceland uses cutting-edge technology to give you the sensation of flying. The illusion of soaring like a bird and being fully immersed in nature is perfectly captured. You are suspended in your seats in front of a curved, wide screen spanning about twenty meters, onto which a ten-minute film is projected, allowing you to explore the Icelandic landscape in all its splendor. Special effects simulating wind, mist, and the scents of nature combine with seat movements to create an unforgettable experience.
Duration : approx. 45 minutes, including 10-minutes « flight ». Schedule: Every 15 tp 20 minutes, from 11am until 7pm approx. Included with supplement: admission fee. Not included: On-site transfer (which can be done on foot, by bus, or by taxi), guide, lunch, personal expenses.
The schedules provided are indicative and may be subject to change by the service provider.