Destinations
Eight regions, one Ring Road. Select a region on the map to see its signature sights and the tour packages that take your clients there.
Pick an itinerary and step through it on the map - every stop, drive and overnight, exactly as your clients will travel it.
A quick reference to what each part of Iceland offers - and which itineraries include it.
The arrival gateway
Every journey begins here. The world's northernmost capital pairs a walkable city centre with the geothermal drama of the Reykjanes peninsula — from Keflavik Airport to the milky-blue waters of the Blue Lagoon.
Iceland's classic loop
The three sights every first-time visitor comes for, all within easy reach of the capital: the continental rift at Thingvellir, the erupting Strokkur geyser, and the thundering two-tier Gullfoss waterfall.
Waterfalls & black sand
A ribbon of waterfalls, glacier tongues and volcanic beaches strung along the Ring Road. Walk behind Seljalandsfoss, stand beneath Skogafoss, and feel the North Atlantic pound the black sands of Reynisfjara.
Icebergs & glacier lagoon
Beneath Europe's largest ice cap, luminous icebergs drift across the Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon before washing up as diamonds on the shore. The gateway to ice caves, glacier boats and the Hofn coastline.
Capital of the north
Ring Road journeys reach their turning point in Akureyri, Iceland's cheerful northern capital on a long fjord. Along the way: turf-house heritage at Glaumbaer, the sea-stack Hvitserkur, and the gods' waterfall, Godafoss.
Tours visiting Akureyri & North Iceland
Volcanic wonderland
A geothermal theatre around a birdlife-rich lake: pseudo-craters, the otherworldly lava pillars of Dimmuborgir, and the steaming, sulphur-hued mud pools of Hverir.
Tours visiting Lake Myvatn
Quiet coastal roads
Iceland's most serene stretch of Ring Road, winding past mirror-still fjords and fishing villages. Detour to the basalt columns of Studlagil canyon and the rainbow-painted church of Seydisfjordur.
Tours visiting East Fjords
Iceland in miniature
A peninsula that packs the whole country into a day: the glacier-capped Snaefellsjokull volcano, the photogenic peak of Kirkjufell, seal-strewn beaches and tiny black churches.
