Iceland is well known for it's history and rich culture. The Icelandic Sagas capture the literature legacy and greatly influence modern day authors. The art scene is also booming with talented mucisians and visual artists that get their inspiration from the Icelandic nature and harsh living conditions. Embrace the nature and get up close and personal local artists and our history.
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If you can’t get down to see a glacier, then let us bring the glacier to you!
ISK 2,900 1 Hour
More informationCome and learn more about the gentle giants of the sea
ISK 2,900 1 Hour
More informationJoin us for a guided tour of a local Geothermal plant!
ISK 1,755 1 Hour
More informationLearn to capture the Northern Lights and visit our aurora exhibition.
ISK 1,600 1 Hour
More informationThis tour is a delightful 3 hours of Icelandic language, culture, history, food and fun! Perfect for the start of your trip or a great way to sum up your visit to Iceland!
ISK 12,900 3 Hours
More informationTaste some of Iceland’s famous drinks. What did Vikings drink?
ISK 7,500 2 Hours
More informationA guided walk with an experienced and fun loving guide.
ISK 5,500 2 Hours
More informationThe Cheers to Reykjavík Tour combines local craft beer and food tasting with Icelandic culture and lots of fun.
ISK 8,990 2 Hours
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Don’t miss out on the biggest music festival of the year: Iceland Airwaves 2018
Driving in Iceland is amazing but it can be tricky so take precautions and be safe! Road conditions can be unpredictable due to weather and there are a few things you need to know.
Seyðisfjörður is a small town on the east coast of Iceland. Seyðisfjörður is a small town on the east coast of Iceland worth visiting. It has a lot to offer, beautiful surroundings, magnificent nature and a vibrant art community.
Most people that move to Iceland choose to live in the lively, culture laden capital area of Reykjavík. And maybe in the summer months when the weather is warmer they will venture to the Westfjords for a visit. But unfortunately, most tourists and locals alike miss out on what I find to be the most spectacular region of Iceland.