Frequently Asked Questions

Important Information

• Duration: 7 days / 6 nights
• Difficulty: Easy
• Minimum age: 5 years
• Pickup in Reykjavík is between 08:30–09:00
• Accommodation includes a double/twin room with private bathroom and breakfast
• Solo travellers must book a Single Room Supplement
• Lunch and dinner are not included; stops are made where meals can be purchased
• Optional activities are not included and may be cancelled due to weather or safety conditions
• Standard return to Reykjavík on Day 7 is around 17:00–17:30
• With the optional Blue Lagoon visit, return is around 20:00

What to Bring

• Warm layers
• Waterproof and windproof clothing
• Good hiking shoes
• Camera

Cancellation Policy

• 100% cancellation fee if cancelled 1 day or less before departure

• Day 1 – South Coast Waterfalls & Black Sand Beaches

  Your 7-Day Iceland Ring Road Tour begins with pickup in Reykjavík between 08:30 and 09:00.

  First, travel to the geothermal town of Hveragerði. Here, you’ll experience Iceland’s geothermal energy and taste traditional bread baked using natural geothermal heat.

  Continue along the South Coast to Seljalandsfoss and nearby Gljúfrabúi. Next, visit the powerful Skógafoss, which drops approximately 60 metres from the cliffs above.

  The journey continues to Dyrhólaey and the famous black sand beach of Reynisfjara. Afterwards, visit Vík and enjoy views of the glacier landscape around Svínafellsjökull before heading to your accommodation.

  Day 2 – Jökulsárlón, Diamond Beach & East Fjords

  Start the day at spectacular Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, where icebergs drift through the lagoon beneath Vatnajökull.

  Just across the road, explore Diamond Beach, where pieces of glacier ice wash onto the black volcanic sand.

  Continue east towards Vestrahorn Mountain before travelling through the dramatic East Fjords. Along the way, visit the charming fishing village of Djúpivogur.

  The day ends in the Egilsstaðir area.

  Optional experiences include an amphibious boat tour at Jökulsárlón and a relaxing visit to Vök Baths.

  Day 3 – Stuðlagil, Lake Mývatn & Waterfalls

  Begin with a visit to spectacular Stuðlagil Canyon, famous for its basalt columns and colourful river.

  Continue towards the Lake Mývatn region and explore its extraordinary volcanic and geothermal landscapes.

  Highlights include Hverir, Grjótagjá, Dimmuborgir and the Krafla area. You’ll also visit the mighty Dettifoss, followed by nearby Selfoss.

  Finally, stop at beautiful Goðafoss, the Waterfall of the Gods.

  An optional visit to Forest Lagoon offers the perfect way to relax in geothermal water.

  Day 4 – Akureyri, Tröllaskagi & North Iceland

  Spend the morning in Akureyri, the capital of North Iceland.

  You can explore the town or join an optional whale-watching tour before continuing through the spectacular Tröllaskagi Peninsula.

  Visit the historic fishing village of Siglufjörður and continue to Hofsós, known for its coastal scenery and basalt formations.

  The day finishes at Kolugljúfur Canyon, where waterfalls tumble through the rugged gorge.

  Day 5 – Borgarfjörður & Viðgelmir Lava Cave

  Explore the beautiful Borgarfjörður region and discover landscapes shaped by volcanic activity.

  Visit Deildartunguhver, one of Iceland’s most powerful hot springs, as well as Glanni Waterfall.

  Next, see Hraunfossar, where countless streams emerge through the Hallmundarhraun lava field. Nearby, visit the dramatic Barnafoss.

  One of today’s major highlights is a guided exploration of Viðgelmir Lava Cave, one of Iceland’s largest lava caves.

  You’ll also visit Húsafell, surrounded by lava fields, woodlands and natural springs.

  Day 6 – Snæfellsnes Peninsula

  Discover the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, often called “Iceland in Miniature” because of its extraordinary variety of landscapes.

  Explore the volcanic coastline around Djúpalónssandur and see the dramatic basalt pinnacles of Lóndrangar.

  Weather and conditions permitting, you may also stop at Ytri-Tunga, known for its seal colony.

  Continue to historic Ingjaldshólskirkja before visiting Kirkjufell, one of Iceland’s most photographed mountains.

  After exploring Snæfellsnes, continue towards Reykjavík.

  Day 7 – Golden Circle & Kerið Crater

  Your final day takes you around Iceland’s legendary Golden Circle.

  Visit Þingvellir National Park, where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates are slowly pulling apart.

  Next, explore the geothermal area of Geysir and watch Strokkur erupt before continuing to magnificent Gullfoss waterfall.

  You’ll also visit colourful Kerið volcanic crater, with its lake surrounded by striking volcanic slopes.

  The standard tour returns to Reykjavík at approximately 17:00–17:30.

  Alternatively, choose the optional Blue Lagoon Comfort admission. With this option, your Ring Road adventure concludes in Reykjavík at approximately 20:00.