Duration: 2 hrs 30 min

This tour is a detailed and comprehensive introduction to Reykjavik’s past and present, with the main attractions being highlighted on foot and by bus. Explore the main landmarks, including The Pearl, Hallgrimskirkja church, the National Museum of Iceland, the harbour and the famous 101 Reykjavik neighbourhood.
Daily, 1 Jan-31 Dec. Price A$49pp

(The National museum is closed on Mondays during winter (Sep-Apr) instead there will be a visit to Asmundarsafn Sculpture Museum.)

Duration: 10 hrs

Iceland’s South Shore is a lowland region of lush farmland, striking waterfalls, sandy black coastline, glaciers and charming towns and villages. This tour is ideal for nature lovers of all kinds. You will have an opportunity to stand behind the plummeting Seljalandsfoss waterfall, walk up to the Skogafoss waterfall and gaze at Reynisdrangar rock formations. Visit the village of Vík, surrounded by beautiful and impressive high bird cliffs and unique black sand shores.
Daily, 1 Jan-31 Dec. Price A$155pp

Duration: Approx. 12 hrs

This tour to one of the loveliest spots in Iceland focuses on the most attractive features of the area. Morning flight to Akureyri, from where you join the coach stopping firstly at the magnificent Godafoss waterfalls, before heading to Lake Myvatn – Europe’s largest bird sanctuary. Continue to the majestic and still-active Krafla volcano, and from there to sizzling Hverarond, famous for its bubbling sulphur mud pots. A walking tour of Dimmuborgir (Dark Castles) is next, a surreal lava park with harsh rock formations towering above. Return to Akureyri for a late afternoon flight back to Reykjavik completing a most adventurous day.
Daily, 2 Jan-24 Mar; 28 Oct-31 Dec. Price A$425pp
Daily, 25 Mar-14 Jun; 21 Aug-27 Oct. Price A$454pp
Daily, 15 Jun-20 Aug. Price A$489pp

Duration: 11 hrs 30 min

Sail on Breidafjordur bay in a unique landscape between a thousand small islands. The bay is home to a fantastic variety of birdlife, including puffins, cormorants, the white tailed eagle, kittiwakes, eider ducks and more. Experience islands with incredible basalt forms where wildlife thrives in its own natural environment. You get to taste scallops and sea urchin fresh from the sea – it doesn’t come any fresher or tastier than this! Note: The boat trip is dependent on weather, and birdlife is limited at the end of summer.
Mon, Wed, Fri & Sun, 4 Jun-30 Aug. Price A$276pp

Duration: Approx. 8 hours

The Westman Islands are a group of 15 islands and 30 skerries and rock pillars off the south coast of Iceland. After a short flight, you land on Heimaey, the largest and only inhabited island, and a natural geological hot spot. Begin your unforgettable guided bus tour from the airport and learn about the 1973 volcanic eruption that devastated the community while greatly improving the harbour. Half-buried houses are still visible along the edge of the lava flow. You will also be able to feel the heat of the earth in certain parts of the lava field.
Daily, 2 Jan-24 Mar; 28 Oct-31 Dec. Price A$281pp
Daily, 25 Mar-14 Jun; 21 Aug-27 Oct. Price A$292pp
Daily, 15 Jun-20 Aug. Price A$313pp

Duration: 3 hrs

This is an adventurous ride into the lava fields surrounding Mt Helgafell volcano to the old Kaldarsel sheep corral or to Lake Hvaleyrarvatn through lava fields and across beautiful hillsides. View rough lava fields and look for different formations in the lava, with the beautiful Blafjoll Mountains on the horizon. All riding is on excellent riding paths.
Daily, 1 Jan-31 Dec. Price A$95pp