Head out from the Old Harbour in either the spacious Andrea or the fast Rósin or Lilja, to catch the sight of whales and maybe a handful of dolphins on this voyage.

Seeing the Northern Lights at sea is an amazing experience; sailing away from the coastline of Reykjavík and seeing the auroras on the North-Atlantic with the city lights in the background is something you won't forget!Our expert guide will help you to search for the lights while telling ...

You will see the city from the seaside, perfect for photographing the surrounding areas and the beautiful mountains. In good weather conditions, you can see all the way to Snæfells-glacier in the west of Iceland. It takes us about 30-45 minutes to reach the whale watching grounds and on the ...

Ride an ATV to Húsafell, Fiskidalsfjall, Mountain Hagafell to get a good view of the Blue Lagoon and the island of Eldey.

Dart through Reykjanes peninsula where you see the Reykjanes tip, the Reykjanes lighthouse and parts of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge that lies between the continents of North America and Europe. Then, move along the beach of Sandvík, a black sandy beach where Clint Eastwood shot his film Flags of ...

Whales of Iceland is the newest and largest whale exhibition in Europe. This year-round indoor exhibition features life-size models of all 23 whale species found in Iceland´s coastal waters, as well as man-made skeletons of whales in a spectacular interactive environment. It is located right ...

Strap in your seats and set out on a thrilling drive that will introduce you to the shipwrecks, mountainous landscape, fantastic views of Blue Lagoon and the island of Eldey and Moss-covered lava.

When you have enjoyed seeing the White Beaked Dolphins bow riding alongside the boat or a Minke whale curiously taking a look at the passengers on-board the boat you switch gears and go for the fishing tour. The sea angling tour is suitable for all ages and is very cultural as well. The boat is ...

Get the best view of the famous fireworks and enjoy a glass of Champagne to toast as the clock strikes midnight. You will sail away with Special Tours from Reykjavik´s Old Harbour in the City Centre for an amazing spectacle cruise of Reykjavik and Reykjavik's Legendary Fireworks ...

Make the most of the partnership between Special Tours and Whales of Iceland on this combo tour, allowing you to see these beautiful animals in the wild and then see full-scale models of them to get an idea of just how big they actually are. You can choose to start with whale watching, or with a ...

Enjoy authentic Icelandic cuisine on this 2-hour food tour of Reykjavik. Get a sense of the history of the country while enjoying delicious and exciting treats. Get oriented into the Reykjavik city centre and walk around trying at least 10 unique, traditional Icelandic foods - from the famous hot ...

Enjoy a tour of Thingvellir, Geysir, Gullfoss, Friðheimar, Kerið from Reykjavik. Visit a hot spring, witness a volcanic crater, marvel at some icelandic waterfalls and watch the northern lights.

This transfer takes you from Reykjavik to the Blue Lagoon and then to Keflavik Airport. Stopover at the Blue Lagoon before a flight. The Blue Lagoon has a short distance from the fishing port of Grindavík on the Reykjanes peninsula in the southwest.

This transfer takes you from Keflavik airport to the Blue Lagoon and then Reykjavik. Stopover at the Blue Lagoon to your flight to Reykjavik. The Blue Lagoon is located a short distance from the fishing port of Grindavík on the Reykjanes peninsula in the southwest.

This transfer takes you from Reykjavik to the Blue Lagoon and back. The Blue Lagoon has a short distance from the fishing port of Grindavík on the Reykjanes peninsula in the southwest. 

Tour the Northern Lights, also known as Aurora Borealis, are caused by particles from the sun with the upper atmosphere near the North Pole. Our Northern Lights tour in Iceland takes you to see a spectacular natural phenomenon that happens during the winter months.

Take this 3-hour tour to explore Reykjavik, home to historical and cultural interest; museums, Laugardalur, a parkland area and Port of Reykjavík and harbour area.

The Westman Islands are 15-18 islands, depending on how they are classed, and about 30 skerries sand rock pillars located off the mainland’s south coast. The islands were formed by submarine volcanic eruptions along a 30-km long fissure lying southwest to northeast. For many years Heimaey was ...

Tour Jökulsárlón, Europe’s largest glacial lake, an unmissable destination for any traveller in Iceland. Visit Skaftafell National Park and the Seljalandsfoss waterfall.

This comprehensive tour covers all the major attractions of southwest Iceland. The Blue Lagoon is today one of Iceland’s most popular tourist attractions. It is created by water from the nearby Svartsengi geothermal power plant. Its warm, mineral-rich waters are effective in treating ...

Make the most out of your layover and relax a little before your next flight. Tour the Blue Lagoon that has a short distance from the fishing port of Grindavík on the Reykjanes peninsula in the southwest. This transfer takes you from Keflavik airport to the Blue Lagoon and back.

Follow in the footsteps of the Vikings as you walk down into the rift valley where the American and Eurasian continental plates are pulling apart at Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the birthplace of the oldest existing parliament. Leaving Reykjavik, drive eastwards ...

Drive along a southwestern stretch of the ring road leading from Reykjavik along with volcanoes, waterfalls, and glaciers to the black sand beach and Iceland's southernmost town, Vík. The tour starts with a drive through the Hellisheiði mountain pass, bringing you through ...

Visit the south-coast of Iceland and go hiking on a glacier then visit the incredible waterfalls of Skógar and Seljalandsfoss on one of the most-do day tours from Reykjavík. Go through the rugged Sólheimajökull Glacier followed by the Seljalandsfoss waterfall that is one ...

Take the Golden Circle Tour in the morning, which allows for a 3 to 6-hour interval before heading off on the Northern Lights tour. That interval is the perfect opportunity to grab dinner or to go on our Cheers to Reykjavík tour in Reykjavík. Visit the country´s three iconic ...

For an unforgettable action-packed day, take Iceland´s most iconic tour, the Golden Circle, and afterwards, head out to sea for an evening of whale watching. Follow in the footsteps of the Vikings of old as you walk down into the rift valley where the American and Eurasian continental plates ...

The summer is a great time to go whale watching from Reykjavík harbour. In the bay resides a large variety of whales, dolphins and birds that happily enjoy the long days and bright nights of the Icelandic summer. The minke whales are cheerful and in large numbers, along with the quick and ...

Follow in the footsteps of the Vikings as you walk down into the rift valley where the American and Eurasian continental plates are pulling apart at Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the birthplace of the oldest existing parliament. Witness the steaming geothermal ...

There are a few things more Icelandic than the Northern Lights dancing above the Arctic Ocean. Through the centuries our fishermen have needed to go out fishing all year round, even in the long, dark winters. Fortunately for them, when the winter sky is clear, they have had the very welcome company ...

Take a tour around Reykjavik and explore the famous attractions of the city. Visit the beautiful Hallgrímskirkja Church and climb to the bell tower to get the views of the city. Learn about the Norse mythology at Einar Jónsson. Get to know about Iceland’s fascinating geology and ...

Tour Langjokull, The Long Glacier, in the west highlands, is the second-largest glacier in Iceland. Travel through Hvalfjordur Tunnel, visiting museum and glaciers there.

See the world-famous erupting geyser & hot springs, experience the magnificent Gullfoss Waterfall and follow in the footsteps of the Vikings of old as you walk down the lava canyon where the American and Eurasian continents are literally pulling apart in Þingvellir. The day will end with ...

See the world-famous erupting geyser & hot springs, experience the magnificent Gullfoss Waterfall and follow in the footsteps of the Vikings of old as you walk down the lava canyon where the American and Eurasian continents are pulling apart in Þingvellir. And all this in only eight ...

Visit the Whales of Iceland exhibition that consists of 23 man-made life-size models of the various whale species found in Icelandic waters throughout its natural history A 25 m. (82 ft.) long blue whale, a full-size sperm whale, the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale and many more! ...

Snæfellsnes National Park is often described as “Iceland in Miniature” for its diverse scenery. You’ll see the mossy Berserkjahraun and Grundarfjörður fishing village where Kirkjufell mountain rises from the green hills, surrounded by trickling rivers.Visit ...

Follow in the footsteps of the Vikings of old as you walk down into the rift valley where the American and Eurasian continental plates pull apart at Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the birthplace of the oldest existing parliament. Witness the steaming geothermal ...