Tours
Day tours from REYKJAVIK and organized, specialized group tours around Iceland.
The West Fjords
Untouched nature, arctic foxes in the wilderness. Látrabjarg is Europe’s largest bird cliff, with millions of nesting guillemots and other seabirds. The cliff is 12 km long and over 400 m high, and marks the westernmost part of Iceland and therefore, Europe. Majestic mountains, deep blue fjords, seals and clean air. The thunderous waterfall Dynjandi is the biggest waterfall in the West fjords. Nature’s silence is the most lasting impression for many travellers visiting the West fjords. We sail to Vigur Island, the pearl of the west. Historical windmill, eider farming, Puffins and the charming athmosphere of days gone by.
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Around Iceland
Mountains, vast fields, lakes, rivers, marshes, and lava fields. The Land of the Midnight Sun.The Arctic Circle is near latitude 66.5°, and lies right across the island of Grímsey, north of Iceland.Visiting Grímsey and thereby crossing the Arctic Circle is something many people want to experience. Dettifoss is the most powerful and spectacular waterfall in Iceland. more details
Snaefellsnes Peninsula
Arnarstapi boasts unbelievable natural beauty, rugged shore cliffs and abundant bird life. Nearby is a wealth of caves, volcanic craters, chasms and fantastic lava formations. Here is also an ideal place to enjoy the unique, mysterious and dynamic spectrum of the Snaefellsjökull glacier like in the book 'The journey to the centre of the earth' by Jules Verne. We cruise between the islands of Breidafjordur fjord, and last but not least are our whalewatching trips from the town of Olafsvik. We’d like to mention that in these waters there is sometimes a chance of seeing a blue whale, the largest mammal on earth. more details
Panorama of History
First, we visit Nesjavellir, a high-temperature geothermal area situated in the picturesque landscape of Lake Thingvallavatn. A few kilometres north we will enter Thingvellir, a National Park, then onto our ancient parliament site where the two tectonic plates of Europe and North America are drifting apart. The National Park is also on the UNESCO world heritage list as one of the most important cultural and natural heritage site in the world. We drive on to the beautiful waterfalls Hraunfossar and Barnafoss, the hot spring Deildartunguhver, on our way to Snæfellsnes Peninsula. We can go on snow scooters onto the glacier Snæfellsjökull, whale watching from Ólafsvík and bird watching on Látrabjarg.
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Volcano Open Golf Tournament in Westman Islands
Volcano Open Golf Tournament in the Westman Islands is for golfers and non-golfers alike. Celebrating the end of the eruption. This has become a fixed event in the islander’s social life the first Saturday in July since 1973, when the eruption was officially declared ended. The pubs open their doors and floors with live musicians for singing and dancing, and former inhabitants visit the island to join the celebration. The golf course was chosen by Golf Digest magazine as one of Europe’s 200 most enjoyable golf courses.
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Nature Lovers
It is a beautiful time during the bright summer nights when the birds are feeding their young, just before leaving the nesting grounds. Látrabjarg’s magnificent cliffs on the westernmost point of Europe have it all, with millions of seabirds. Myvatn up north has the biggest variety of waterfowl in the world. We can go to Flatey Island on Skjálfandi to watch the seabirds as well as the whales. We visit Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, Cape Ingólfshöfdi and Vík in Myrdal, which are also ideal places for bird lovers with remarkable landscapes, which you will not forget and wish to return to again and again.
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Artic Golf Tournament
Golf touring in the midnight sun in Reykjavik, the northernmost capital in the world at 64° north. All rounds are played on golf courses where the Icelandic Championship Tournament has taken place.
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Westman Islands
Celebrating the end of the eruption. This has become a fixed event in the islanders´social life the first Saturday in July since 1973 when the eruption was officially declared ended. All the pubs open their doors and floors for all musicians for singing and dancing and former permanent inhabitants visit the island to join the celebration.
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