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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A personalized approach to nature and culture in Borgarfjörður, known as the Saga valley b...
kr 32,900 9 Hours
Book NowExplore the magical nature and meet the local artists
kr 36,900 12 Hours
Book NowEnjoy nature and culture in a personalized and different manner
kr 28,900 6 Hours
Book NowExplore the breath-taking nature and meet the local artists
kr 32,900 9 Hours
Book NowYoko Ono’s Imagine Peace Tower on the historical Videy Island.
kr 8,500 2 Hours
Book NowA day tour to the Reykjanes Peninsula to experience the newly minted UNESCO Global Geopark...
kr 19,900 7 Hours
Book NowTaste some of Iceland’s famous drinks. What did Vikings drink?
kr 7,500 2 Hours
Book NowThis tour is a delightful 3 hours of Icelandic language, culture, history, food and fun! P...
kr 12,900 3 Hours
Book NowA guided walk with an experienced and fun loving guide.
kr 5,500 2 Hours
Book NowJoin us as we head west on a full day magical mystical tour to the Snæfellsnes Peninsula a...
kr 25,900 12 Hours
Book NowThis horseback riding tour focuses on the folklore surrounding the Icelandic hidden people...
kr 13,500 5 Hours
Book NowA lively trip to a very scenic and historic fishing village.
kr 75,000 6 Hours
Book NowLearn the secrets
Whether you are in a hotel, guesthouse or even an airBnB there are thirteen centrally located pick up points across the downtown area of Reykjavik that will act as the starting point for your Icelandic adventures.
There are about 130 volcanoes in Iceland but most of them look like regular a mountain. Only a few ones have a classic volcano shape and Eldborg is one of the the most stunning of all.
The aurora borealis is a natural phenomenon so they can be really hard to predict but there are a few tools out there that can help you figure out when and where to look.
We took a day trip to the top of Svínafellsjökull glacier, in Skaftafell National Park located in the of south Iceland. Besides walking on the glacier and trying out some ice climbing, we got an unexpected surprise.
