12D9N Iceland Ring Road Summer Adventure (Flights Included) ⚠ Minimum 2 adult(s) per departure
12D9N Iceland Ring Road Summer Adventure (Flights Included)
⚠ Minimum 2 adult(s) per departure
Explore the world with our specially curated travel programs and arrangements. Sedunia Travel specializes in fully personalized travel arrangements to suit each traveling style whether it is Traveling in Group with Like-Minded People with Exclusive Private Arrangements or even Independent Adventures for those wanting to head off the beaten path and explore. Choose from one of our tried and tested classic itineraries or reach out to us to put together a fully tailor-made experience.
Tour Deal
~ Minimum 2 to Go
~ Big / Small Group Excursions
~ Seat rotation during the tour
* Terms & Conditions Apply
Departure for Small group of 16 :
2023 : 11 ,25 JUL | 08 AUG | 12 SEP
Departure for Big group of 36 :
2023 : 27 JUN | 04 ,18 JUL | 01 , 29 Aug | 19 SEP
Note :
-Please note that Dyrholaey is closed for the bird nesting season between mid-May and the 25th of June.
-Children below 8 years old are not recommended to join this tour.
Booking Period: from Now till September 1, 2023
Travel Period: from Now till September 30, 2023
Tour Highlight
-Explore overview of Iceland and its unique wonders.-View first-hand many of the classic natural wonders.
-Enjoy a glimpse into Icelandic life
What To Expect
If you want to see the best of Iceland and enjoy great value, this is your trip! You’ll have a complete overview of “must-see“ Ring Road attractions such as the Golden Circle, the Glacier Lagoon, Lake Myvatn and Dettifoss. Be amazed by the diversity of Iceland’s landscapes from volcanoes to glaciers to fjords to thundering waterfalls.-
Day 1: DEPART KUALA LUMPUR
Check-in individually at KLIA , and board the flight to Reykjavik.
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Day 2: Arrival Keflavik airport - Reykjavik
Arrival at the Keflavik airport , transfer to your accommodation. Check in and spend the rest of the day at own leisure. Meet your guide and travel companions in late evening and learn more about the tour. Dinner this evening is at your leisure.
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Day 3: Thingvellir National Park – Geysir – Gullfoss
Breakfast at your hotel. Then meet your guide and start your Iceland adventure. After a quick introduction to city of Reykjavik, head to Lake Thingvallavatn, Iceland’s largest lake and Thingvellir National Park. This UNESCO heritage site is where the world’s oldest continuing parliamentary government was founded in the 10th century.You will have the unusual experience of walking between two continents.
: Breakfast, Dinner
Next on your journey is Gullfoss, the “Golden Waterfall”, where various walking paths give you photo-worthy views of the beautiful double-ledged cascade. You’ll also visit the nearby Geysir hot spring area to see the famous Geysir and Strokkur, as well as numerous other hot springs and boiling mud pools.
During the day you’ll get a glimpse into Icelandic local life. Visit an Icelandic family farm where tomatoes are grown using organic geothermal energy. Tour the greenhouse and sample some of the farm’s sweet Icelandic tomatoes.
The day ends in Hveragerdi, a pretty town located in an active geothermal area. The locals have made clever use of underground hot springs to provide heat for homes, as well as greenhouses that grow flowers, fruits and vegetables.
Dinner and overnight in the Hveragerdi area.
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Day 4: Thjorsardalur Valley – Skogar – Dyrholaey – Vik
Breakfast at your hotel, then explore enchanting Thjorsardalur valley and its ever-changing landscapes of birch woods, sandy lava fields, rivers, and waterfalls. If the skies are clear, you’ll also see the impressive and beautiful Mt. Hekla volcano towering over the region. Visit Stong, where you can view a replica of a Viking-age longhouse that was buried by a volcanic eruption of Hekla. The area was a filming location for Game of Thrones Season 4.
: Breakfast, Dinner
Drive along the scenic farmlands of Iceland’s South Shore. Stop to admire the scenic waterfalls Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss. Each waterfall has its own charm. Continue to Dyrholaey* and the thundering waves of the Reynisfjara black sand beaches. End the day in Vik, Iceland’s southernmost town.
Dinner and overnight in the Vik area.
*Please note that Dyrholaey is closed for the bird nesting season between mid-May and the 25th of June.
-
Day 5: Vatnajokull National Park – Jokulsarlon Glacial Lagoon – Hofn
After breakfast , today you will be in a world of glaciers. Visit the southern area of Vatnajokull National Park, named after Europe’s largest glacier. Drive through vast sand plains created by glacial outwashes as you head east. Visit the national park’s famous Skaftafell area, a site of outstanding natural beauty. Enjoy the views of rich green landscapes and black sands dominated by several magnificent glaciers. You’ll also see Svinafellsjokull, one of the most beautiful glacial “tongues” that are slowly creeping down from Vatnajokull.
: Breakfast
Visit Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon where you’ll enjoy the breath-taking sight of icebergs floating in the fantastic 180m deep glacial lagoon. You also have the option of enjoying a boat tour amid the ice bergs (Optional tour must be booked in advance). Nearby is the dramatic beauty of the Diamond Beach, named for the shrinking icebergs that settle on the black sands before drifting out to sea.
Your overnight is in Hofn, a fishing port in the shadow of Vatnajokull glacier. Dinner is on your own , as Hofn has a nice selection of restaurants and cafes. The local specialty is langoustines (Norway lobsters).
Overnight in Hofn.
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Day 6: Hofn – East Fjords – Egilsstadir
After hotel breakfast , drive from Hofn through Almannaskard pass, stopping to admire the majestic coastline. Continue to the towering mountains plunging vertically into the sea that form the magnificent East Fjords. You will also pass villages, each with its own special history and charm. One of these is the tiny village of Breiddalsvik. Visit the Beljandi Microbrewery and sample some of the wonderful beer , the local community came together in 2017 to transform a rustic warehouse into a charmingly quirky brewery. You’ll meet one of the townsfolk and get a feel for life in a small Icelandic town, as well as see how great beer is made.
: Breakfast, Dinner
The road brings you to Egilsstadir town, located near Iceland’s largest forest and a lake said to be home to a legendary (friendly) monster.
Dinner and overnight stay in the Egilsstadir area.
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Day 7: Lake Myvatn Area
After hotel breakfast , explore the empty vastness of the highland desert plateau Modrudalsoraefi, desolate and yet hauntingly beautiful, as you head towards the Lake Myvatn area. Your route takes you by a historical Modrusalsoraefi; it is located at the highest altitude of any working farm in Iceland.
: Breakfast, Dinner
Stop at Dettifoss, Europe’s largest and most powerful waterfall. Continue onwards to the Namaskard pass with its boiling mud pools and vibrant colors. We often feel like we are visiting another planet when we come here, and you may the same way. It’s such a surreal experience!
Walk along the pseudo craters at Skutustadir and peek into Grjotagja, a cave with underground hot springs. Explore the peculiar lava formations at Dimmuborgir. They look as if they were built by fantasy creatures. Legend has it that elves live here, so be respectful during your visit.
You’ll definitely see why the surreal Myvatn area has become so popular as a movie location.
Dinner and overnight stay in the Myvatn area
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Day 8: Lake Myvatn Area – Akureyri – Siglufjordur – Skagafjordur
Breakfast at your hotel. Start your day’s adventure with a visit to magnificent Godafoss waterfall, one of North Iceland’s most important symbols. Afterwards, you’ll see Akureyri, the colorful northern “capital“ of Iceland. The town has charming buildings and a beautiful view of the Eyjafjordur fjord. After spending some free time in Akureyri, you’ll continue along the coastal roads of Eyjafjordur and the Troll Peninsula. You’ll surely be amazed at the steep mountains with amazing views over the Arctic Sea and its black sand coastline.
: Breakfast, Dinner
Stop in Siglufjordur, a town with some of the country’s most beautiful timber buildings. Visit the town’s award-winning Herring-Era Maritime Museum. The museum recreates the atmosphere of the early 20th century, when Siglufjordur was transformed into a frontier-like boom town, thanks to a large migration of herring. The museum will transport you back to that exciting time.
Head along majestic mountains and narrow passes to your overnight in Skagafjordur, a scenic region full of historical sites and folk tales.
Dinner and overnight in Northwest Iceland.
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Day 9: Skagafjordur – Borgarnes
After breakfast , enjoy an introduction to the unique Icelandic horse breed with its special fifth gait – the tolt. This horse breed has remained unchanged since Viking times. Icelanders consider the Skagafjordur area to be one of the country’s finest places for horse breeding.
: Breakfast, Dinner
Cross the Holtavorduheidi plateau taking you into West Iceland. Drive through Borgarfjordur, a region that has been getting international recognition for its lovely volcanic and wooded scenery and for its Viking history. Walk up to the top of Grabrok crater for an amazing view. Listen to the powerful rushing waters of Deildartunguhver, Europe’s mightiest hot spring area. Stop to admire the beautiful Hraunfossar waterfalls, where brightly blue water rushes through black lava formations. Nearby is Barnafoss, a waterfall with even more brilliantly blue colors. There is an interesting and poignant legend associated with this waterfall.
Dinner and overnight stay in the Borgarfjordur area.
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Day 10: Borgarfjordur – Snaefellsjokull National Park – Reykjavik
After breakfast , explore the amazing variety of natural landscapes in Snaefellsjokull National Park. The park’s crown jewel is Snaefellsjokull glacier itself, which covers a dormant volcano that last erupted in 250 AD. In addition, you’ll also see Kirkjufell, one of the most photographed mountains in Iceland. Walk along the uniquely pebbled seascape of Djupalonssandur beach. At the picturesque harbor village of Arnarstapi, you can observe magnificent basalt rocks in stacked formations.
: Breakfast
One Icelandic Saga mentions that Snaefellsnes and its people are protected by a benevolent half troll who lives high on the glacier. You might even find a sense of magic and healing energy in this beautiful peninsula.
At the end of the afternoon, your journey leads back to Reykjavik. Your guide will bid you farewell at your hotel.
Overnight stay in Reykjavik. Dinner is on your own.
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Day 11: Reykjavik - Depart Keflavik airport
Breakfast at your hotel, please note that this might be a light breakfast if you are taking an early morning flight. Transfer to the international airport for your departure flight.
: Breakfast
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Day 12: ARRIVAL KUALA LUMPUR
Whats Included
~ International flights~ Round-trip transfers between airports and hotels
~ 2 nights accommodation in Reykjavík w/breakfast and private facilities.
~ 7 nights accommodation in the countryside w/breakfast and private facilities
~ Guided Coach Tour from day 2 to day 9
~ Expert professional English-speaking local guide from day 2 to day 9
~ Free Wi-Fi on board motor coach
~ 6 two-course local-cuisine dinners in the countryside or buffet dinners, including coffee/tea
~ Visit to Fridheimar Geothermal Greenhouse
~ Visit to the excavated Stong Viking-age longhouse
~ Microbrewery visit and beer tasting in Breiddalsvik
~ Entrance to the Herring Era Maritime Museum
~ Horse Show in Skagafjordur
Whats Excluded
~ Breakfast on arrival day~ Baggage porterage at airport/hotel
~ Personal travel insurance (highly recommended)
~ Beverages, snacks, lunches, dinners unless otherwise noted in itinerary
~ Guaranteed early check-in & guaranteed late check-out
~ Any service not specifically listed under “Included”
Where to Visits
| CLASSIC MOTORCOACH (36 Max) | Twin Sharing | Triple Sharing | Single Supplement | Child Age 8 - 11 |
| 09 , 23 May | RM 24,630 | RM 24,415 | RM 3,655 | RM 20,930 |
| 27 JUN | 04, 18 JUL | 01 AUG | RM 27,630 | RM 26,765 | RM 5,640 | RM 23,180 |
| 29 AUG | 19 SEP | RM 27,195 | RM 26,285 | RM 5,830 | RM 23,180 |
| SMALL GROUP (16 Max) | Twin Sharing | Triple Sharing | Single Supplement | Child Age 8 - 11 |
| 11 , 25 JUL | 08 AUG | RM 30,740 | RM 29,880 | RM 5,650 | RM25,510 |
| 12 SEP | RM 30,155 | RM 29,325 | RM 5,540 | RM 25,070 |
Information
~ Minimum 2 to Go
~ Big / Small Group Excursions
~ Seat rotation during the tour
* Terms & Conditions Apply
Departure for Small group of 16 :
2023 : 11 ,25 JUL | 08 AUG | 12 SEP
Departure for Big group of 36 :
2023 : 27 JUN | 04 ,18 JUL | 01 , 29 Aug | 19 SEP
Note :
-Please note that Dyrholaey is closed for the bird nesting season between mid-May and the 25th of June.
-Children below 8 years old are not recommended to join this tour.
Booking Period: from Now till September 1, 2023
Travel Period: from Now till September 30, 2023
Tour Highlight
-Explore overview of Iceland and its unique wonders.-View first-hand many of the classic natural wonders.
-Enjoy a glimpse into Icelandic life
What To Expect
If you want to see the best of Iceland and enjoy great value, this is your trip! You’ll have a complete overview of “must-see“ Ring Road attractions such as the Golden Circle, the Glacier Lagoon, Lake Myvatn and Dettifoss. Be amazed by the diversity of Iceland’s landscapes from volcanoes to glaciers to fjords to thundering waterfalls.-
Day 1: DEPART KUALA LUMPUR
Check-in individually at KLIA , and board the flight to Reykjavik.
-
Day 2: Arrival Keflavik airport - Reykjavik
Arrival at the Keflavik airport , transfer to your accommodation. Check in and spend the rest of the day at own leisure. Meet your guide and travel companions in late evening and learn more about the tour. Dinner this evening is at your leisure.
-
Day 3: Thingvellir National Park – Geysir – Gullfoss
Breakfast at your hotel. Then meet your guide and start your Iceland adventure. After a quick introduction to city of Reykjavik, head to Lake Thingvallavatn, Iceland’s largest lake and Thingvellir National Park. This UNESCO heritage site is where the world’s oldest continuing parliamentary government was founded in the 10th century.You will have the unusual experience of walking between two continents.
: Breakfast, Dinner
Next on your journey is Gullfoss, the “Golden Waterfall”, where various walking paths give you photo-worthy views of the beautiful double-ledged cascade. You’ll also visit the nearby Geysir hot spring area to see the famous Geysir and Strokkur, as well as numerous other hot springs and boiling mud pools.
During the day you’ll get a glimpse into Icelandic local life. Visit an Icelandic family farm where tomatoes are grown using organic geothermal energy. Tour the greenhouse and sample some of the farm’s sweet Icelandic tomatoes.
The day ends in Hveragerdi, a pretty town located in an active geothermal area. The locals have made clever use of underground hot springs to provide heat for homes, as well as greenhouses that grow flowers, fruits and vegetables.
Dinner and overnight in the Hveragerdi area.
-
Day 4: Thjorsardalur Valley – Skogar – Dyrholaey – Vik
Breakfast at your hotel, then explore enchanting Thjorsardalur valley and its ever-changing landscapes of birch woods, sandy lava fields, rivers, and waterfalls. If the skies are clear, you’ll also see the impressive and beautiful Mt. Hekla volcano towering over the region. Visit Stong, where you can view a replica of a Viking-age longhouse that was buried by a volcanic eruption of Hekla. The area was a filming location for Game of Thrones Season 4.
: Breakfast, Dinner
Drive along the scenic farmlands of Iceland’s South Shore. Stop to admire the scenic waterfalls Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss. Each waterfall has its own charm. Continue to Dyrholaey* and the thundering waves of the Reynisfjara black sand beaches. End the day in Vik, Iceland’s southernmost town.
Dinner and overnight in the Vik area.
*Please note that Dyrholaey is closed for the bird nesting season between mid-May and the 25th of June.
-
Day 5: Vatnajokull National Park – Jokulsarlon Glacial Lagoon – Hofn
After breakfast , today you will be in a world of glaciers. Visit the southern area of Vatnajokull National Park, named after Europe’s largest glacier. Drive through vast sand plains created by glacial outwashes as you head east. Visit the national park’s famous Skaftafell area, a site of outstanding natural beauty. Enjoy the views of rich green landscapes and black sands dominated by several magnificent glaciers. You’ll also see Svinafellsjokull, one of the most beautiful glacial “tongues” that are slowly creeping down from Vatnajokull.
: Breakfast
Visit Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon where you’ll enjoy the breath-taking sight of icebergs floating in the fantastic 180m deep glacial lagoon. You also have the option of enjoying a boat tour amid the ice bergs (Optional tour must be booked in advance). Nearby is the dramatic beauty of the Diamond Beach, named for the shrinking icebergs that settle on the black sands before drifting out to sea.
Your overnight is in Hofn, a fishing port in the shadow of Vatnajokull glacier. Dinner is on your own , as Hofn has a nice selection of restaurants and cafes. The local specialty is langoustines (Norway lobsters).
Overnight in Hofn.
-
Day 6: Hofn – East Fjords – Egilsstadir
After hotel breakfast , drive from Hofn through Almannaskard pass, stopping to admire the majestic coastline. Continue to the towering mountains plunging vertically into the sea that form the magnificent East Fjords. You will also pass villages, each with its own special history and charm. One of these is the tiny village of Breiddalsvik. Visit the Beljandi Microbrewery and sample some of the wonderful beer , the local community came together in 2017 to transform a rustic warehouse into a charmingly quirky brewery. You’ll meet one of the townsfolk and get a feel for life in a small Icelandic town, as well as see how great beer is made.
: Breakfast, Dinner
The road brings you to Egilsstadir town, located near Iceland’s largest forest and a lake said to be home to a legendary (friendly) monster.
Dinner and overnight stay in the Egilsstadir area.
-
Day 7: Lake Myvatn Area
After hotel breakfast , explore the empty vastness of the highland desert plateau Modrudalsoraefi, desolate and yet hauntingly beautiful, as you head towards the Lake Myvatn area. Your route takes you by a historical Modrusalsoraefi; it is located at the highest altitude of any working farm in Iceland.
: Breakfast, Dinner
Stop at Dettifoss, Europe’s largest and most powerful waterfall. Continue onwards to the Namaskard pass with its boiling mud pools and vibrant colors. We often feel like we are visiting another planet when we come here, and you may the same way. It’s such a surreal experience!
Walk along the pseudo craters at Skutustadir and peek into Grjotagja, a cave with underground hot springs. Explore the peculiar lava formations at Dimmuborgir. They look as if they were built by fantasy creatures. Legend has it that elves live here, so be respectful during your visit.
You’ll definitely see why the surreal Myvatn area has become so popular as a movie location.
Dinner and overnight stay in the Myvatn area
-
Day 8: Lake Myvatn Area – Akureyri – Siglufjordur – Skagafjordur
Breakfast at your hotel. Start your day’s adventure with a visit to magnificent Godafoss waterfall, one of North Iceland’s most important symbols. Afterwards, you’ll see Akureyri, the colorful northern “capital“ of Iceland. The town has charming buildings and a beautiful view of the Eyjafjordur fjord. After spending some free time in Akureyri, you’ll continue along the coastal roads of Eyjafjordur and the Troll Peninsula. You’ll surely be amazed at the steep mountains with amazing views over the Arctic Sea and its black sand coastline.
: Breakfast, Dinner
Stop in Siglufjordur, a town with some of the country’s most beautiful timber buildings. Visit the town’s award-winning Herring-Era Maritime Museum. The museum recreates the atmosphere of the early 20th century, when Siglufjordur was transformed into a frontier-like boom town, thanks to a large migration of herring. The museum will transport you back to that exciting time.
Head along majestic mountains and narrow passes to your overnight in Skagafjordur, a scenic region full of historical sites and folk tales.
Dinner and overnight in Northwest Iceland.
-
Day 9: Skagafjordur – Borgarnes
After breakfast , enjoy an introduction to the unique Icelandic horse breed with its special fifth gait – the tolt. This horse breed has remained unchanged since Viking times. Icelanders consider the Skagafjordur area to be one of the country’s finest places for horse breeding.
: Breakfast, Dinner
Cross the Holtavorduheidi plateau taking you into West Iceland. Drive through Borgarfjordur, a region that has been getting international recognition for its lovely volcanic and wooded scenery and for its Viking history. Walk up to the top of Grabrok crater for an amazing view. Listen to the powerful rushing waters of Deildartunguhver, Europe’s mightiest hot spring area. Stop to admire the beautiful Hraunfossar waterfalls, where brightly blue water rushes through black lava formations. Nearby is Barnafoss, a waterfall with even more brilliantly blue colors. There is an interesting and poignant legend associated with this waterfall.
Dinner and overnight stay in the Borgarfjordur area.
-
Day 10: Borgarfjordur – Snaefellsjokull National Park – Reykjavik
After breakfast , explore the amazing variety of natural landscapes in Snaefellsjokull National Park. The park’s crown jewel is Snaefellsjokull glacier itself, which covers a dormant volcano that last erupted in 250 AD. In addition, you’ll also see Kirkjufell, one of the most photographed mountains in Iceland. Walk along the uniquely pebbled seascape of Djupalonssandur beach. At the picturesque harbor village of Arnarstapi, you can observe magnificent basalt rocks in stacked formations.
: Breakfast
One Icelandic Saga mentions that Snaefellsnes and its people are protected by a benevolent half troll who lives high on the glacier. You might even find a sense of magic and healing energy in this beautiful peninsula.
At the end of the afternoon, your journey leads back to Reykjavik. Your guide will bid you farewell at your hotel.
Overnight stay in Reykjavik. Dinner is on your own.
-
Day 11: Reykjavik - Depart Keflavik airport
Breakfast at your hotel, please note that this might be a light breakfast if you are taking an early morning flight. Transfer to the international airport for your departure flight.
: Breakfast
-
Day 12: ARRIVAL KUALA LUMPUR
Whats Included
~ International flights~ Round-trip transfers between airports and hotels
~ 2 nights accommodation in Reykjavík w/breakfast and private facilities.
~ 7 nights accommodation in the countryside w/breakfast and private facilities
~ Guided Coach Tour from day 2 to day 9
~ Expert professional English-speaking local guide from day 2 to day 9
~ Free Wi-Fi on board motor coach
~ 6 two-course local-cuisine dinners in the countryside or buffet dinners, including coffee/tea
~ Visit to Fridheimar Geothermal Greenhouse
~ Visit to the excavated Stong Viking-age longhouse
~ Microbrewery visit and beer tasting in Breiddalsvik
~ Entrance to the Herring Era Maritime Museum
~ Horse Show in Skagafjordur
Whats Excluded
~ Breakfast on arrival day~ Baggage porterage at airport/hotel
~ Personal travel insurance (highly recommended)
~ Beverages, snacks, lunches, dinners unless otherwise noted in itinerary
~ Guaranteed early check-in & guaranteed late check-out
~ Any service not specifically listed under “Included”
| CLASSIC MOTORCOACH (36 Max) | Twin Sharing | Triple Sharing | Single Supplement | Child Age 8 - 11 |
| 09 , 23 May | RM 24,630 | RM 24,415 | RM 3,655 | RM 20,930 |
| 27 JUN | 04, 18 JUL | 01 AUG | RM 27,630 | RM 26,765 | RM 5,640 | RM 23,180 |
| 29 AUG | 19 SEP | RM 27,195 | RM 26,285 | RM 5,830 | RM 23,180 |
| SMALL GROUP (16 Max) | Twin Sharing | Triple Sharing | Single Supplement | Child Age 8 - 11 |
| 11 , 25 JUL | 08 AUG | RM 30,740 | RM 29,880 | RM 5,650 | RM25,510 |
| 12 SEP | RM 30,155 | RM 29,325 | RM 5,540 | RM 25,070 |
Nauthólsvegur 52, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland
Inside Berjaya Reykjavik Natura Hotel, you will find a warm and inviting atmosphere, filled with thoughtful details inspired by the beautiful nature that surrounds the property. This is no cookie-cutter hotel. Reykjavik Natura embraces its legacy - its distinctly Icelandic roots, including works from local artists, the freshest local produce at Satt Restaurant and Natura Spa with its warm relaxing atmosphere. Reykjavik Natura is also the perfect location for those who love nature and the outdoors. Located in one of the greenest areas in Reykjavik, you can enjoy access to expansive stretches of biking, running and walking trails as well as pathways. Reykjavik's own Nautholsvik Geothermal beach area and the famous Perlan are also closeby. The buzzing city center is within easy reach; just a few minutes away by car or bus or approximately a 20-minute walk.
Breiðumörk 1c, 810 Hveragerði, Iceland
The story of Hotel Arkar began when the first shovel was taken in September 1985 and nine months later the hotel was opened with pomp and show. In 2016, a turning point in the history of Hotel Arkar took place when the reception was renovated and the HVER restaurant was created. In May 2018, we opened a new wing with 78 elegant rooms, where the focus was on modern design along with all the basic amenities that hotel guests need. The new rooms range from double rooms to beautiful suites. The superior rooms are spacious and bright with floor-to-ceiling windows, maximizing the light and allowing guests to enjoy the view even better. With the new building, there are now a total of 157 rooms at Hotel Örk, and after the expansion, Hotel Örk is one of the largest hotels in the region. The hotel is particularly suitable for families, and in addition to everything that Hveragerði and the surrounding area has to offer, hotel guests can enjoy the hotel's facilities. In addition to general accommodation, the hotel welcomes groups of all sizes and types and offers appropriate catering services. Guests have access to an outdoor pool, hot tubs, sauna, golf course and recreation room. The hotel also has seven meeting rooms of all sizes and types that can seat anywhere from 10 to 300 people. Hotel Örk is only about 44 km from Reykjavík and is therefore an ideal choice for those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and relax, without having to travel long distances.
870 Vik, Iceland
Based in the country’s southernmost village, Hótel Vík í Mýrdal has provided a warm welcome to visitors since 2004. The family-run hotel is remote and yet modern with its style being inspired by the natural wonders it is wrapped in: a mix of concrete, basalt, wood, and glass creates a contemporary feel that reflects the natural environment in which the hotel sits.
Vikurbraut 20 - 780 Höfn í Hornafirði - Iceland
Hótel Höfn was founded in 1966 by sisters Svava Sverrisdóttir and Ólöf Sverrisdóttir along with their husbands, Árni Stefánsson and Þórhallur Dan Kristjánsson. They built Hótel Höfn with great style and vision and are seen as pioneers in tourism in Hornafjörður area. The hotel was opened in part on October 1ˢᵗ 1966 and in full on June 17ᵗʰ the following year. In the years 1995 and 2015 Hótel Höfn was runned by few different owners. New owners and management took over in spring 2016 and have put tremendous work in renovating this lovely hotel.
Hallormsstadur, 701 Egilsstaðir, Iceland
Located in south-eastern Iceland, in the coastal town of Höfn, this hotel offers local cuisine and modern rooms with private bathrooms with a flat-screen TV. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi and free private parking. All of Hotel Höfn’s guest rooms feature a work desk and cable TV access, and some also include a tea/coffee maker. Guests can enjoy glacier and sea views from most rooms. Höfn Hotel’s restaurant serves lobster and other specialties from the surrounding area. During nice weather guests can dine on the furnished terrace. The hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Höfn Harbor and Silfurnes Golf Club, while the Jökulsarlón glacier lagoon is less than a 1 hour drive away. The staff can help organize hiking trips.
Grímsstaðir, 660 Skútustaðahreppur, Iceland
Located in south-eastern Iceland, in the coastal town of Höfn, this hotel offers local cuisine and modern rooms with private bathrooms with a flat-screen TV. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi and free private parking. All of Hotel Höfn’s guest rooms feature a work desk and cable TV access, and some also include a tea/coffee maker. Guests can enjoy glacier and sea views from most rooms. Höfn Hotel’s restaurant serves lobster and other specialties from the surrounding area. During nice weather guests can dine on the furnished terrace. The hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Höfn Harbor and Silfurnes Golf Club, while the Jökulsarlón glacier lagoon is less than a 1 hour drive away. The staff can help organize hiking trips.
Hamarsvöllur 310, Borgarnes, Iceland
Located about an hour's drive north of Reykjavik, near the quaint, beautiful town of Borgarnes, Icelandair Hotel Hamar is surrounded by immense natural beauty and fascinating attractions. A place where you can really get away from it all while not sacrificing one bit on the comfort of your accommodations or the pursuit of your leisure. Each guestroom has doors that open directly out unto the hotel grounds and our 18-hole golf course. In-room features include under-floor heating to keep you warm no matter the weather. Best of all, after an exciting day of sightseeing, golf, whale watching, snowmobiling or hiking, you can relax in one of our geothermal-heated outdoor hot tubs and take in panoramic views of this most delightful region of Iceland.
Nauthólsvegur 52, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland
Inside Berjaya Reykjavik Natura Hotel, you will find a warm and inviting atmosphere, filled with thoughtful details inspired by the beautiful nature that surrounds the property. This is no cookie-cutter hotel. Reykjavik Natura embraces its legacy - its distinctly Icelandic roots, including works from local artists, the freshest local produce at Satt Restaurant and Natura Spa with its warm relaxing atmosphere. Reykjavik Natura is also the perfect location for those who love nature and the outdoors. Located in one of the greenest areas in Reykjavik, you can enjoy access to expansive stretches of biking, running and walking trails as well as pathways. Reykjavik's own Nautholsvik Geothermal beach area and the famous Perlan are also closeby. The buzzing city center is within easy reach; just a few minutes away by car or bus or approximately a 20-minute walk.
Breiðumörk 1c, 810 Hveragerði, Iceland
The story of Hotel Arkar began when the first shovel was taken in September 1985 and nine months later the hotel was opened with pomp and show. In 2016, a turning point in the history of Hotel Arkar took place when the reception was renovated and the HVER restaurant was created. In May 2018, we opened a new wing with 78 elegant rooms, where the focus was on modern design along with all the basic amenities that hotel guests need. The new rooms range from double rooms to beautiful suites. The superior rooms are spacious and bright with floor-to-ceiling windows, maximizing the light and allowing guests to enjoy the view even better. With the new building, there are now a total of 157 rooms at Hotel Örk, and after the expansion, Hotel Örk is one of the largest hotels in the region. The hotel is particularly suitable for families, and in addition to everything that Hveragerði and the surrounding area has to offer, hotel guests can enjoy the hotel's facilities. In addition to general accommodation, the hotel welcomes groups of all sizes and types and offers appropriate catering services. Guests have access to an outdoor pool, hot tubs, sauna, golf course and recreation room. The hotel also has seven meeting rooms of all sizes and types that can seat anywhere from 10 to 300 people. Hotel Örk is only about 44 km from Reykjavík and is therefore an ideal choice for those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and relax, without having to travel long distances.
870 Vik, Iceland
Based in the country’s southernmost village, Hótel Vík í Mýrdal has provided a warm welcome to visitors since 2004. The family-run hotel is remote and yet modern with its style being inspired by the natural wonders it is wrapped in: a mix of concrete, basalt, wood, and glass creates a contemporary feel that reflects the natural environment in which the hotel sits.
Vikurbraut 20 - 780 Höfn í Hornafirði - Iceland
Hótel Höfn was founded in 1966 by sisters Svava Sverrisdóttir and Ólöf Sverrisdóttir along with their husbands, Árni Stefánsson and Þórhallur Dan Kristjánsson. They built Hótel Höfn with great style and vision and are seen as pioneers in tourism in Hornafjörður area. The hotel was opened in part on October 1ˢᵗ 1966 and in full on June 17ᵗʰ the following year. In the years 1995 and 2015 Hótel Höfn was runned by few different owners. New owners and management took over in spring 2016 and have put tremendous work in renovating this lovely hotel.
Hallormsstadur, 701 Egilsstaðir, Iceland
Located in south-eastern Iceland, in the coastal town of Höfn, this hotel offers local cuisine and modern rooms with private bathrooms with a flat-screen TV. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi and free private parking. All of Hotel Höfn’s guest rooms feature a work desk and cable TV access, and some also include a tea/coffee maker. Guests can enjoy glacier and sea views from most rooms. Höfn Hotel’s restaurant serves lobster and other specialties from the surrounding area. During nice weather guests can dine on the furnished terrace. The hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Höfn Harbor and Silfurnes Golf Club, while the Jökulsarlón glacier lagoon is less than a 1 hour drive away. The staff can help organize hiking trips.
Grímsstaðir, 660 Skútustaðahreppur, Iceland
Located in south-eastern Iceland, in the coastal town of Höfn, this hotel offers local cuisine and modern rooms with private bathrooms with a flat-screen TV. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi and free private parking. All of Hotel Höfn’s guest rooms feature a work desk and cable TV access, and some also include a tea/coffee maker. Guests can enjoy glacier and sea views from most rooms. Höfn Hotel’s restaurant serves lobster and other specialties from the surrounding area. During nice weather guests can dine on the furnished terrace. The hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Höfn Harbor and Silfurnes Golf Club, while the Jökulsarlón glacier lagoon is less than a 1 hour drive away. The staff can help organize hiking trips.
Hamarsvöllur 310, Borgarnes, Iceland
Located about an hour's drive north of Reykjavik, near the quaint, beautiful town of Borgarnes, Icelandair Hotel Hamar is surrounded by immense natural beauty and fascinating attractions. A place where you can really get away from it all while not sacrificing one bit on the comfort of your accommodations or the pursuit of your leisure. Each guestroom has doors that open directly out unto the hotel grounds and our 18-hole golf course. In-room features include under-floor heating to keep you warm no matter the weather. Best of all, after an exciting day of sightseeing, golf, whale watching, snowmobiling or hiking, you can relax in one of our geothermal-heated outdoor hot tubs and take in panoramic views of this most delightful region of Iceland.
