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10 – Everest climber.
We’ll be staying in carefully selected 3–4 star hotels. On the Westman Islands, we’ll spend two nights in a villa overlooking the ocean, with a hot tub and BBQ area. All accommodation is highly rated with excellent guest reviews.
In the morning, we’ll explore the city: walk along historic streets, see traditional and modern architecture, visit the harbor, and take in a panoramic view of the capital. After the walk, we’ll enjoy a delicious seafood lunch.
In the afternoon, we’ll head out on speedboats to see whales up close—summer in Iceland offers a unique chance to encounter these giants in their natural habitat.
Today we’ll visit some of Iceland’s most iconic natural wonders. First stop: the Great Geysir, which regularly shoots jets of steam into the air. Next is Gullfoss, a majestic waterfall with golden mist glistening in the sunlight. The day ends at Seljalandsfoss, a waterfall you can walk behind for a truly immersive experience.
We’ll travel along the southern coast today. At Dyrholaey, towering cliffs form natural arches above the sea. Then on to Reynisfjara’s black sand beaches with basalt columns and sea caves carved by wind and waves. We’ll also stop at a glacier canyon and pass by Katla volcano, still breathing beneath its icy cap.
The day starts with a boat tour through the stunning Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon. We’ll sail among massive chunks of ice, then visit the Diamond Beach, where glistening icebergs lie scattered across the black sand. After lunch, we’ll explore a little-known but incredibly beautiful canyon. If time allows, we’ll stop by Skaftafell National Park to see a glacier descending toward the ocean.
We’ll take a ferry to the Vestmannaeyjar archipelago—once a haven for Irish fugitives, now home to scientists, fishermen, and seabirds. We’ll hike up the extinct volcano Eldfell for breathtaking views of neighboring islands and the Eyjafjallajökull volcano. In the evening—relaxation at the villa with a hot tub and grill.
In the morning, we’ll visit a museum dedicated to the island’s dramatic volcanic eruption. Next, we’ll head to a sanctuary where rescued beluga whales now swim freely after years of captivity. Later, we’ll go to cliffs where thousands of puffins nest—adorable seabirds with colorful beaks.
After breakfast, we’ll return to the mainland and head to the Blue Lagoon. The warm, mineral-rich waters surrounded by lava fields are perfect for relaxation and unforgettable photos. On the way, we’ll stop by fresh lava flows from a recent eruption.
A free day. Self-transfer to the airport. Depending on your flight time, you can visit museums or enjoy a relaxed walk through Reykjavik. Highlights include the National Museum of Iceland, the Saga Museum, the Volcano Exhibition, and Perlan—home to an ice cave and panoramic views. Or simply sip a coffee with an Atlantic view.
The weather in Iceland is unpredictable, even in summer. In case of bad weather, the itinerary and the order of excursions may be adjusted.
On Day 1, participants arrive at Keflavik Airport (KEF) and make their way independently to the hotel in Reykjavik.
There’s no scheduled group meeting on Day 1, but a group chat will be created in advance so participants can connect and possibly arrange to meet upon arrival. The official group meeting with the guide is planned for Day 2.
Note: We kindly ask you not to purchase the tickets until the manager sends you a confirmation and guarantees that the tour will take place.
Arrive in Reykjavik (KEF) on Day 1 by any convenient flight. Direct flights are available from most European countries and the CIS.
On the final day, guests check out and make their own way to the airport. Return flights can be booked for any time.
Accommodation in 3–4* hotels and a luxury villa.
Double rooms with private facilities. No single accommodation available on this trip.
Center Hotels Plaza 4*
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Fosshotel Nupar 3*
Luxury Ocean Villas
Skuggi Hotel by Keahotels 3*
We will travel in small groups (up to 8 participants. Vehicle type depends on the number of travelers.
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Icelandic weather is famously unpredictable—even in summer. Temperatures range from -2°C to +19°C, often with rain and strong winds. Average daytime temperature is +12°C, nighttime +7°C.
Summer brings white nights—on June 21, the sun rises at 02:55 and sets at 00:03. July is typically the warmest month, with daytime highs of +14...+15°C and nighttime lows of +7...+10°C.
No special physical training is required. The route is suitable for anyone without contraindications to moderate activity.
Children are allowed to participate from the age of 10 and only if accompanied by their parents.
Please pack light! Space in the minivan is limited to one small suitcase or backpack per person.
A valid Schengen visa is required to enter Iceland. Contact your manager for details.
The national currency is the Icelandic króna. International bank cards are widely accepted throughout Iceland.
Breakfasts are included from Day 2 to Day 9. Hotels provide buffet breakfasts; at the villa, participants prepare breakfast themselves (groceries provided). Other meals are at cafés and restaurants along the route and are paid separately.
Iceland uses Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) year-round and does not observe daylight saving time. Time difference with Moscow is -3 hours.
You may bring up to 3 kg of food (excluding meat, dairy, and eggs), 1 liter of spirits (22–79%), 1 liter of wine, or 6 liters of beer (instead of wine and spirits). Tobacco allowance is 250g or 200 cigarettes (for ages 18+).
Strict customs checks are common, and excess items cannot be surrendered—you’ll be required to pay duty.
In a small group, traveling by comfortable minivan, we’ll explore the most breathtaking natural landscapes of southern Iceland.
The itinerary is designed to let us fully enjoy the local scenery without rushing.
Accommodation is arranged in 3–4* hotels. Daily walks are of moderate difficulty — on average about 5 km per day, with a couple of longer hikes around 10 km.
Highlights of the tour: