Land Tour
12 days
$AUD 941 per day
Departure: Reykjavík, Iceland
Arrival: Reykjavík, Iceland
Iceland bulges with adventure, unbelievable sights, and experiences. In the frozen north, whales breach and swim, snow-covered hills dive into deep blue fjords, and the giant cascades of Goðafoss - ‘Waterfall of the Gods‘– are frozen mid-leap. In the south, monster 4WDs lead you to enormous glaciers, volcans, black and blue ice caves, and fantastic black sand beaches – one even filled with enormous Diamonds! With 5 nights well away from city lights and far from light pollution, you have ample chances to gaze in awe at the elusive Northern lights. The ‘Northern Lights’ are absolutely at the behest of nature, even though our chances are very high, as you will understand, cannot be guaranteed.
Your tour commences this evening in cosmopolitan Reykjavik. Before dinner, enjoy a welcome drink in the hotel. This is an ideal chance to meet your Icelandic Tour Manager and fellow Arctic Adventurers.
Our late morning flight takes us across Iceland’s frozen centre to the northern capital of Akureyri. From here we enjoy an incredible scenic drive alongside the Eyjafjörður Fjord, where steep mountain sides plunge straight down into the sea. Passing Dalvik we cut through the mountains to the small fishing town of Siglufjörður set beside its own peaceful fjord. In the afternoon enjoy a guided tour of the Herring Era Museum. This town was once centre of a massive fishing industry and the amazing museum brims with century old fishing boats and fascinating historical artefacts.
Dinner tonight is in your hotel set beside the picturesque harbour. Maybe enjoy the outside thermal hot pool and glass walled sauna and look out for the Northern Lights
Driving back down past Dalvik we reach Hauganes, where we put on seafaring warm floatation suits and board a classic Icelandic Oak boat for a morning cruise on the deep placid waters of the dramatic Fjord. In stunning surroundings, we will be seeking killer whales, minke, porpoise, humpback, and blue whales. Your afternoon will be at leisure in Akureyri, where we stay the next 2 nights. Dinner tonight is in your hotel.
Today we drive East. First stop will be to see the extraordinary frozen waterfalls of Goðafoss (Godafoss). Easy to access, with several vantage points over the river Skjálfandafljót, you look down on this giant horsesh shaped frozen cascade. These frozen white ‘Waterfalls of the Gods’ are utterly spectacular. Afterwards we stop to see the intriguing sulphurous mud and steam springs at the Namafjall geothermal pools, where the alien landscape defies all comparison. Reaching beautiful Lake Mývatn we follow scenic shore drive and stop to take in the enormous panorama of rocky islands and craggy outcrops and the view over Kálfaströnd. We have included a buffet lunch today which is your chance to sample some Icelandic specialities.
Next stop will be at the unearthly lava fields of Dimmuborgir, which translated means Dark Castles. Featured in the Game of Thrones because of its weird landscape of lava formations, your time is free to choose one of the easy walks amongst the rocky crags. This is also the folklore home to 13 mischievous Yule Lads…. Completing our circuit of the lake we return to Akureyri. The evening is free.
An unavoidable early start today as we catch a morning flight back to Reykjavík, then head off across the south of the island to Vik. On route, we will stop to visit the Seljalandsfoss waterfalls. Made famous in the TV series ‘Viking’, they cascade over a cliff cave into a rocky pool 60 metres below.
Later, we also stop on top of the arched cliffs at Dyrhólaey, which literally means “the hill island with the door hole.” This is Iceland’s most southerly point. From a height of 120 m above the sea battered rocks there are dramatic views down onto Dwarf Rock set in the middle of a huge black lava stone beach. The town of Vik, where we stay 2 nights, is small but very interesting, there’s a lot to see and do there, and being Iceland’s most southerly village, it has that real ‘frontier’ feeling. Dinner is in your hotel.
This morning we will take you to Reynisfjara black sand and pebbled beach with its huge basalt columns, lava formations and towering cliffs. Ranked as one of the world’s top ten non-tropical beaches, the views are fantastic and above you, thousands of artic terns swirl and swoop high along the cliff face. An amazing sight. Today we have also included a thrilling 4WD excursion to the Katla ice cave on the Mýrdalsjökull glacier. (jökull – meaning glacier). To get there we must cut across the snow-covered plains and drive deep into the highlands on monster 4-wheel drives. This is wild country, and the views of the glacier and mountains are stunning! On arrival we get a safety briefing, before putting on crampons for safe ice walking in these lunar-like surroundings. Following the pathway your guide will tell you about the famous volcano as we enter into the famous Dragon Glass Katla Ice Cave. You will be amazed by the lava encrusted black ice soaring above you and the colours ranging from grey to blue to black ice are amazing. What an adventure! Your evening is at leisure.
After a leisurely start we will visit the Icelandic Lava Show. Ever wanted to see real molten lava? Well, you will here in this unique and fascinating show, as they superheat rocks to 1100 c to create molten lava which then flows down over a trough of ice. You will be up close to see it flowing, hear it sizzling and steaming, and feel the intense heat. Afterwards we head further east and the scenery changes yet again. Up ahead is the enormous Vatnajökull glacier - Europe's largest icecap which covers 8,100 sq kms. From it, numerous glacier tongues flow down towards the coast. We will make a stop at Skaftafell National Park, set beside Hvannadalshnúkur – Iceland’s highest peak. From the Visitor Centre we will take a walk to the base of Skaftafellsjökull. It is a very easy 3.7 km round trip scenic walk. You will be able to get right up close to the base of the huge glacier tongue, and in winter the colour of the ice is beautiful shades of white and blue. Moving on we arrive at our hotel where we stay the next 2 nights.
Another magnificent adventure today as we visit the adventure hub of Jökulsárlón, and the Blue Crystal Ice cave. Boarding a monster 4WD truck our local guide will drive us near to the Breiðamerkurjökull glacier. The glacier is retreating, so we need to walk to reach the stupendous Crystal Ice cave (very different from the Dragon Glass cave experience). After learning about the region and how the dramatic landscape was created, we reach the arched mouth of the cave which displays a dazzling array of icy blue colours. Wearing crampons (supplied), you can walk into the cave, and over onto the glacier itself. Stunning! Back at Jökulsárlón, there is time at leisure for lunch and you will have time to walk beside the famous Glacier Lagoon where hundreds of mini icebergs of all shapes and sizes are stranded, floating in a lake, gradually melting until they are small enough to be flushed out the sea.
Another magical highlight today as we take a walk along the extraordinary Diamond beach. Most of those ‘baby bergs’ end up washed on this black sand and pebble beach. Walking amongst them is like being amongst a field of giant, luminescent diamonds. Unbelievable.
Heading back to the capital we will stop at Hvolsvöllur to visit the Lava Centre to enjoy an interactive experience, learning how Iceland was formed, about their monstrous volcans, feeling earthquakes, and see how eruptions happen and the devastation they can cause.
We make a late lunch stop in Selfoss amongst the shops, galleries, and restaurants housed in buildings that showcase the charming classic style of Icelandic architecture.
Later we reach Reykjavík where we stay our final 3 nights.
Today we drive the famous Golden Circle. First stop at the day will be at Þingvellir (Thingvellir) – meaning ‘assembly fields’ because this is the location of the Alþing (Althing) - Iceland’s parliament from the 10th to 18th centuries. This UNESCO World Heritage site is also where you can stand beside a rift valley - land which has been ripped apart by 2 separating tectonic plates. We take a short, easy stroll down through the canyon from the upper level to the lower level.
Hungry? We enjoy lunch consisting of a hearty bowl of tomato soup and homemade dunking bread at the Friðheimar tomato farm. Yes, tomats in Iceland! It is a weird sensation to sit at tables and dine surrounded by towering, lush tomato vines, buzzing with bumble bees, all inside giant greenhouses heated and lit by geo-thermic power. Your welcome drink is a mocktail made with green tomats and desert is also tomato based! Maybe try the tomato beer or a Bloody Mary! Friðheimar is also a breeding centre for thoroughbred Icelandic horses. We see the stables and get up close, to learn about these hardy little horses.
Now for just one more waterfall - the enormous Gullfoss Falls. Often considered the most beautiful in Iceland, the Hvita river cascades over two giant steps into the gorge below. Our last stop today is to visit the Geyser Hot Spring thermal area. Here we stroll amongst bubbling mud pools, boiling pits of thermal water and exploding geysers – most famous of all is the Strokkur geyser which can reach 30 metres high. Your evening is free back in Reykjavík.
This morning we enjoy another amazing sensation at the huge Blue Lagoon thermal pools. We have included the premium package with towels, bathrobes etc so all you need is your swim costume. It is entrancing to wallow in the vast thermal, steaming pools, surrounded by snowy mountains, enjoying a (included) beer, wine, or soft drink from the ‘swim in’ pool bar, whilst your face is caked with mud packs. Your afternoon is free back in Reykjavík. Time to shop, explore and maybe visit the Hallgrimskirkja Church, where the Leif Ericsson statue stands, or the Whale or Saga or other Icelandic museums. This evening we will enjoy a farewell meal at a local restaurant in downtown Reykjavík.
Time to eat, drink and be merry!
You tour ends this morning after breakfast in your hotel.
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Schedule of Professional Service Fees
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Planning Fee |
$125 per itinerary. Creating unique travel itineraries is our specialty. For detailed quotations providing tailored recommendations for custom designed tours, a non-refundable planning fee applies. Should you proceed with booking, this fee is credited towards your trip.
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Service Fees |
$40 Domestic/Trans-Tasman airfare per person or as discounted
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$150.00 International airfare per person or as discounted
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$50.00 Domestic/Trans-Tasman business class airfare per person or as discounted
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$200.00 International business class airfare per person or as discounted |
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NIL Domestic/Trans-Tasman package, tour, or cruise per booking
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$ Other Services dependent on service explained to you |
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$200 to $500 Itinerary planning per booking (credited towards reservation once booked) |
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Deposit & Balance |
For all bookings, the initial deposit is 20% and the balance of payment is due 60 days before departure. If Travel Provider terms and conditions vary, we may request an additional deposit from you, after the initial deposit is paid, plus the balance payment date may also vary. After you have paid your initial deposit, you will have five days cooling off period to accept these Booking & Advisory Terms and Conditions, during which time your deposit is refundable. After 5 days has passed, or you have accepted the Terms and Conditions, the deposit will automatically become non-refundable. Note, some Travel Products must be paid in full at time of booking. Service Fees must also be paid at time of booking and are non-refundable. After you pay the balance of payment this will become fully non-refundable 60 days before travel, or earlier, if specified by the supplier. |
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Amendment Fees |
Changes to Domestic/Trans-Tasman bookings will incur a fee of $50 per passenger per booking in addition to Provider and credit card fees.
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Changes to International bookings (excluding Trans-Tasman bookings) will incur a fee of $50 per passenger per booking in addition to Provider and credit card fees.
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Cancellation Fees |
Cancellations to Domestic/Trans-Tasman bookings will incur a fee of $75 per passenger per booking in addition to Provider and credit card fees.
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Cancellations to International bookings (excluding Trans-Tasman bookings) will incur a fee of $150 per passenger per booking in addition to Provider and credit card fees.
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Credit Card Fees |
Visa - an additional 2.0% applies
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