Experience the raw beauty of Iceland on this escorted tour, starting and ending in Reykjavik. Discover glaciers, volcanoes, black-sand beaches, waterfalls, and geothermal wonders, with unique highlights throughout. Walk between tectonic plates in Thingvellir, savor hot spring–baked bread with schnapps in Geysir, and enjoy a thrilling whale-watching cruise. Be awed by the power of Gullfoss waterfall, explore Skaftafell National Park, and visit the stunning Lake Jökulsárlón, featured in a James Bond film. With unforgettable sights and exclusive experiences, this guided vacation showcases Iceland at its most spectacular.
- Includes
- Itinerary
- Tour Highlights
- Gallery
- Hotels
What's included
Destination
Departure Location
Reykjavik
Return Location
Reykjavik
Tour Validity
Travel period :
March 2026 till April 2026
Additional Information
Enjoy Saving from U$250-U$500 per person (6-28days programs)
Earn Welcome Back credit up to U$250 for your future travel
Gather your friends or family of 8 travel together, you enjoy 50%
Triple share, enjoy further reduction of your tour fare
Price includes
- First Class or Superior accommodation
- Hotel taxes
- Porterage
- tips and service charges
- Daily breakfast and certain dinners
- Transportation (Coach/Train/Ferry)
- Professional Tour Director and guide service
- Daily Must-See-Sightseeings with VIP Access
Price does not include
- Airport transfer services
- Gratuities to Tour Directors/guides
- International air ticket
- Safety net protection
Day 1
Arrive in Reykjavik, Iceland
Day 2
Reykjavik - Thingvellir - Geysir - Gullfoss - Vik Area
Day 3
Vik Area, Excursion to Skaftafell National Park & Lake Jokulsarlon
Day 4
Vik Area - Vikurfjara - Skogafoss - Seljalandsfoss - HELLISHEIðARVIRKJUN
Day 5
Reykjavik
Day 6
Reykjavik
- Skaftafell
- Gullfoss
- Geysir
- Thingvellir
- Lake Jökulsárlón
- Rekjavik
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6D5N Gems of Iceland with Whale Watching (ZRS)
Price
MYR 17015 per
Duration
6 Days
Destination
Iceland
Travellers
2
