Private Tours & Luxury Holiday In Iceland

Envision a realm nestled close to the Arctic Circle where nature’s paintbrush has rendered a masterpiece of extraordinary beauty and cultural depth. A holiday in Iceland, is made up of an ethereal symphony of sight and sound where glaciers waltz with volcanic mountains, cascading waterfalls serenade black sand beaches, and the northern lights orchestrate an enchanting visual concert across the sky.

Carved by its strategic position on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, Iceland boasts geological features that are nothing short of a spectacle. Its myriad of natural wonders are a magnet for those in search of experiences that defy the ordinary.

But what makes Iceland even more special is its solitude. With nearly 80% of its terrain untouched by human hands, this Nordic gem is one of the least crowded countries in Europe. This makes it a paradise for those seeking an intimate encounter with pristine wilderness.

Yet Iceland’s allure isn’t limited to its breathtaking landscapes and captivating wildlife alone. Beyond its natural grandeur lies a fascinating cultural tapestry, woven with threads of its Viking heritage and unique island seclusion. The country teems with museums, galleries, and cultural festivals that echo its rich literary history, pulsating music, and vibrant art scene.

So, whether it’s the lure of adventure, the call of relaxation, or the quest for an unforgettable journey, Iceland ticks all the boxes. With its sublime landscapes, diverse wildlife, rich Viking legacy, and warm-hearted locals, Iceland isn’t just a destination; it’s a dream come true for any traveller.

Highlights Of Iceland

Our seasoned team of travel curators is eager to craft a bespoke itinerary that mirrors your unique interests and tastes, ensuring your Icelandic escapade is nothing short of the dreamy adventure you’ve envisioned. Whether it’s navigating through the vibrant city life of Reykjavik, hiking up the rugged glaciers, or soaking in the tranquility of Iceland’s hot springs, our personalized travel itinerary promises an immersive, authentic exploration of this Nordic wonderland.

Reykjavik

Reykjavik, the northernmost capital in the world, often serves as the kickoff point for Icelandic journeys. Unlike most capital cities bursting with towering skyscrapers, Reykjavik is a breath of fresh air with its quaint skyline set against the majestic backdrop of Mount Esja. This charming city doesn’t just serve as a gateway but also as a splendid introduction to Iceland’s fascinating history and culture.

But it’s not all about history and culture. Reykjavik is also a delight for shoppers and architecture enthusiasts alike. Its bustling streets are brimming with Icelandic designer boutiques, while the futuristic design of the Harpa Concert Hall is a sight to behold. Don’t forget to take a leisurely stroll in the Old Harbour, a picturesque waterfront area teeming with cozy cafes, insightful museums, and the starting point for exciting whale tours and nearby island visits.

Southern Iceland

When it comes to Southern Iceland, the famed Golden Circle route is a must-do. It’s a scenic trail that brings you through some of the country’s most awe-inspiring landscapes. From the thunderous Gullfoss waterfall and the lively geysers of the geothermal area to the historical Thingvellir National Park, where you can see the separation between two continents, Southern Iceland offers a feast for the senses.

But the list of natural wonders doesn’t stop there. The Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon, dotted with icebergs that have drifted from a nearby glacier, is like a scene straight out of a fantasy movie. And while you’re in the south, the black sand beaches of Vik are an unmissable sight. The unique contrast of the black sands against the frothy white waves is a testament to Iceland’s diverse and enchanting beauty.

East Iceland

East Iceland invites you to the grandeur of Vatnajökull National Park, the proud custodian of Europe’s largest glacier and some of Iceland’s most spectacular landscapes. Here, you can venture into mystical ice caves, hike on the sprawling glacier, or simply stand in awe of the surrounding natural beauty. The park’s diverse wildlife, including reindeer, arctic foxes, and an array of bird species, adds a vibrant touch to the scenic landscapes.

A change of pace from the grand landscapes, the delightful town of Seyðisfjörður awaits your visit. Known for its rainbow-colored houses, vibrant arts scene, and stunning natural backdrop, it’s a must-see. Stroll along the charming harbour, visit local art galleries, or simply immerse yourself in the quaint small-town vibe.

Northern Iceland

Often dubbed the “Capital of the North,” the town of Akureyri is a cultural hotspot. With a thriving arts scene, lively festivals, and stunning architecture, including the iconic Akureyrarkirkja church, it’s a blend of charm and culture. Don’t miss out on the nearby fjords, where spotting whales and seals frolicking in their natural habitat is a common sight.

Lake Mývatn area, renowned for its geothermal activity and stunning natural landscapes, is another gem of the North. Explore the unique lava formations of Dimmubogir, take a dip in the geothermal hot springs, or simply soak in the panoramic views. Another impressive highlight is the breathtaking Goðafoss waterfall, the “Waterfall of the Gods,” a place steeped in local mythology and history and surrounded by gorgeous scenery.

West Iceland

West Iceland is a trove of wonders, starting with Snæfellsjökull National Park. The park boasts intriguing coastlines and the towering Snæfellsjökull, a colossal glacier-capped volcano, dominating the skyline. Langjökull, the country’s second-largest glacier, offers unparalleled sightseeing experiences on clear days. Then there’s the majestic Kirkjufell Mountain, a uniquely shaped peak that’s a treat for every nature lover.

Last but not least, the town of Borgarnes awaits you with a fascinating peek into the region’s rich history and culture. Explore local museums, treat your taste buds to delectable Icelandic cuisine, and take a serene stroll along the picturesque harbour. West Iceland surely has something for everyone.

West Fjords

One of Iceland’s best-kept secrets, the West Fjords, is a vast northwest region that opens its arms to visitors only in the summer. Among the must-visit sites is Hornstrandir, an isolated and rugged wilderness area, accessible only by boat. Its hiking trails boast breathtaking views of the fjords and the Arctic Ocean.

Látrabjarg is another must-see, a dramatic cliff that stretches over 14 kilometers along the coast and hosts a large population of seabirds, including puffins. Not far from Látrabjarg, you’ll find Rauðasandur, a unique beach famed for its red sand, turquoise waters, and tranquil atmosphere. Finally, there’s Dynjandi, often referred to as the “Jewel of the Westfjords.” This magnificent waterfall cascades down a series of steps, revealing the raw power and beauty of nature. Hike up to the waterfall to experience this natural wonder up close.

The Highlands

The Highlands, one of Iceland’s most remote areas, only reveal their untouched beauty during the summer season. Among the top attractions here is Landmannalaugar, a geothermal oasis nestled among colourful rhyolite mountains, ideal for hiking and outdoor adventures.

Another must-see is the Askja Caldera, a colossal volcanic crater enveloped by black sand and ash. Close by, Víti, a stunning geothermal crater lake, beckons visitors for a unique swimming experience. Þórsmörk Valley is the third jewel of the Highlands, located between three glaciers. It’s known for its rugged landscapes, diverse hiking trails, deep gorges, and glacial-fed rivers.