Touris - Overview of Bus Tours Packages

Guided coach tour around Iceland - Iceland´s outer circle with Whale Watching
Season: June 18 to August 13
Duration: 11 Days / 10 Nights
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Mountains, rivers, glaciers and volcanoes will unfold as we take you exploring in four easy stages. Only four hotels are used which makes the days more relaxed and the evenings a time to ponder and talk to your fellow travellers about your time spent in ever-changing scenery. There will also be opportunities to do some walking in the beautiful countryside. The contrasting boat trips included in this tour will make you wonder if you have travelled in many different countries... icebergs on the south coast and lush green islands on the west. This is truly a classical adventure with hotels offering private facilities and good Icelandic hospitality. The hotels used on this tour are often “summer hotels”, used most of the year as boarding schools or country hotels which are simple and clean. On some departures this tour may be operated in reverse.

HIGHLIGHTS AND VALUES

- Whale watching tour included, weather permitting
- We only stay in four hotels which means less packing
- Introduction to the Icelandic horse
- Visit to four National Parks
- Visit to Glaumbær folk museum included
- Visit to the Nature Baths at Lake Mývatn included
- Boat trip on glacial lagoon with floating icebergs included
- Average of 1 - 2 hours walking a day
- Bird watching boat trip around the islands of Breiðarfjörður fjord included

Season: June 10 to September 9
Duration: 7 days / 6 nights
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This circle tour gives you the opportunity to travel through the ever-changing scenery of the Icelandic countryside, through mountains and valleys, viewing volcanoes, glaciers, rivers, hot springs and waterfalls. This is an ideal tour for those who want to experience the very best of Iceland in one week. We visit 4 National Parks: Snæfellsnes peninsula, Skaftafell, Þingvellir and Jökulsárgljúfur. We will have the possibility to do some walking in the beautiful countryside during the tour. Accommodation is provided in hotels with private facilities. The hotels used on tours are often “summer hotels,” used most of the year as boarding schools or country hotels which are simple and clean. On some departures this tour may be operated in reverse.

HIGHLIGHTS AND VALUES

- Whale watching included, - weather permitting
- Boat trip on glacial lagoon with floating icebergs included
- Introduction to the Icelandic horse
- Average of one to two hours walking a day
- Visit to four National Parks
- Visit to the Nature Baths at Lake Mývatn

Season: June 25 to August 6
Duration: 10 days / 9 nights
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The world at your feet, with an average of three hours walking a day in some of the most beautiful parts of Iceland and with some longer hikes on days two, four and nine. Highlights include visiting three National Parks Þingvellir, Skaftafell and Jökulsárgljúfur, the wonders of Landmannalaugar and Lake Mývatn, for its latitude the most fertile area in the world. There are waterfalls including the awesome Dettifoss, the most powerful in Europe. The tour includes, weather permitting, a 3 hour whale watching cruise sailing from Húsavík. Lots to see but little to carry, as the tour bus will convey your luggage. Accommodation is provided in hotels with private facilities. The hotels used on tours are often “summer hotels” used most of the year as boarding schools or country hotels which are simple and clean.

HIGHLIGHTS AND VALUES:

- We only stay in four hotels which means less packing
- Visit to three National Parks
- Whale watching included, weather permitting
- Average of three hours walking a day
- Visit to two nature baths
- Visit remote farm in the highlands of Iceland
- Boat trip on glacial lagoon with floating icebergs included - Visit to Sænautasel farm

Season: June 25
Duration: 10 days, 9 nights
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This unique escorted tour is truly special because it is dedicated to the exploration of Iceland's western most boundaries. In this western wilderness you can see Iceland at its most mysterious and remote – the real Iceland. Many Icelanders haven’t been there, and most members of the traveling public don’t get there either. This tour is ideal for visitors that have travelled Iceland's ring road before and yearn to get a bit off the beaten path. Iceland’s Westford’s region has been dubbed “the most famous unknown place in Iceland.” When you throw in the prestigious “European Destination of Excellence” awards and Lonely Planet listing it as one of the 10 regions in the world to visit in 2011, you will see why the Westford’s are becoming increasingly famous – or perhaps less unknown. Lonely Planet says that the “oddly shaped” peninsula is “as isolated as it is spectacular”. Luckily, “isolated” does not mean inaccessible. With only 7400 inhabitants in the region, each person has nearly a square mile of personal space, so there is ample room for any visitors as well. While local culture is interesting, it is, by and large, nature in the West Fjords that attracts visitors. It is untouched and almost uninhabited, and painted by the the midnight sun during the summer. The cliffs and valleys are packed with birds, the uninhabited fjords offer silence and tranquility, and the Arctic fox proudly roams the mountains and inlets. The waterfalls are high and the streams pure. The midnight sun reigns over the distances are long and the fjords are deep. And then there are places where there are no roads at all. Visiting the Westford’s is truly a different experience. It is a different Iceland altogether.

Season: July 2
Duration: 9 days, 8 nights
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This unique escorted tour is truly special because it is dedicated to the exploration of Iceland's western most boundaries. In this western wilderness you can see Iceland at its most mysterious and remote – the real Iceland. Many Icelanders haven’t been there, and most members of the traveling public don’t get there either. This tour is ideal for visitors that have travelled Iceland's ring road before and yearn to get a bit off the beaten path. Iceland’s Westford’s region has been dubbed “the most famous unknown place in Iceland.” When you throw in the prestigious “European Destination of Excellence” awards and Lonely Planet listing it as one of the 10 regions in the world to visit in 2011, you will see why the Westford’s are becoming increasingly famous – or perhaps less unknown. Lonely Planet says that the “oddly shaped” peninsula is “as isolated as it is spectacular”. Luckily, “isolated” does not mean inaccessible. With only 7400 inhabitants in the region, each person has nearly a square mile of personal space, so there is ample room for any visitors as well. While local culture is interesting, it is, by and large, nature in the West Fjords that attracts visitors. It is untouched and almost uninhabited, and painted by the the midnight sun during the summer. The cliffs and valleys are packed with birds, the uninhabited fjords offer silence and tranquility, and the Arctic fox proudly roams the mountains and inlets. The waterfalls are high and the streams pure. The midnight sun reigns over the distances are long and the fjords are deep. And then there are places where there are no roads at all. Visiting the Westford’s is truly a different experience. It is a different Iceland altogether.

Guided coach tour - 9 days
Season: May 14 to September 30
Duration: 9 days, 8 nights.
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With so much to discover and explore in Iceland, this comprehensive tour brings the natural wonders, the majestic landscapes and the unique character of Iceland together. This is a classic circle providing a mix of culture and magnificent nature.

Guided rough terrain vehicle tour - 11 days
Season: June 28 to September 6
Duration: 11 days, 10 nights.
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Travelling along a mountain track in a mountain truck allows us to combine classic routes with the uninhabited and volcanic highlands. This tour truly showcases the variegated and contrasting Icelandic nature. Across the Wilderness offers a complete Icelandic experience into only 9 days, which will conquer the hearts of first-timers as well as those that have been here before.

As our professional driver-guide Ari recommends as well, Across the Wilderness is a unique tour for various reasons:

With maximum 19 aprticipants, the small group size ensures that guests can be treated individually, giving space and focus to their different interests.

With only a basic promised itinerary, this tour ensures freedom and flexibility to add extras and personal content.

Only a manageable daily mileage ensures time to not just tick off boxes but take in this land of endless variations of natural power.

The trips start at the end of snowmelt in the highlands and continue into early autumn. The high season trips give you midnight sun, but the last trips give you the chance to see the northern lights - Aurora Borealis.

Season: July 10 to August 31
Duration: 8 days - 7 nights
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Una soluzione ideale per conoscere i mille volti dell'Islanda: ghiacciai e vulcani, fiumi e laghi glaciali, sorgenti calde e solfatare, cascate e promontori, altipiani deserti e pianure verdeggianti, nonché per scoprire tradizione e modernità nella terra degli estremi.

Season: July 1 to August 31
Duration: 10 days , - 9 nights
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Il miglior modo per visitare l’Islanda è passeggiando senza fretta alla scoperta di una natura estrema e primordiale. Un’occasione unica per sperimentare la solitudine di spazi infiniti, l’impeto di superbe cascate e l’emozione di un rilassante bagno termale in mezzo alla natura. Ammira i contrasti della terra di ghiaccio e di fuoco e preparati ad affrontare un’emozionante avventura in stretto contatto con la natura.

Season: June 12 to August 28
Duration: 8 días, 7 noches.
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Islandia: espectacular país donde la actividad volcánica está muy presente haciendo que la isla ofrezca una fabulosa y variada gama de paisajes. Otras maravillas, como la fauna y la flora, son un deleite para los ojos de los visitantes quienes guardarán un recuerdo duradero de su paso por la isla.

Season: June 1 to August 31
Duration: 9 days/8 nights
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Combine travel to Iceland and Greenland. Experience these two exotic arctic islands in the north, although very close in distance, their unique landscapes and cultures differ greatly. The easy access to Greenland directly from Iceland makes this combination perfect.

Season: February 7 to March 6
Duration: 6 days / 5 nights
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Icebergs, hot springs and volcanoes reign over Iceland's beautiful landscapes. On this tour discover Iceland's raw, magnificent nature including the notorious Eyjafjallajokull volcano, and the power concealed within the earth. This power can sometimes be harnessed for useful purposes, including your personal enjoyment!

Season: May 13 to September 9
Duration: 6 days / 5 nights
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Icebergs, glaciers, hot springs and volcanoes are plentiful in Iceland, being one of the most geologically young and active areas in the world. This tour gives you the perfect opportunity to witness and experience the marvels of mother nature in its purest form, while exploring the main attractions of South Iceland, including Westman Islands. Join this popular tour and discover the magic of these wonders and the magnificent natural landscape that surrounds them.

Season: May 20 to August 26
Duration: 9 days/8 nights
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A circle tour at easy pace. 2 or 3 night at the same hotel. Experience the arctic treasures at a relaxed pace. This tour highlights all of Iceland's well known attractions with main focus on the North and the South. Visitors take a day trip the Arctic town of Siglufjörður, nestled in a dramatic fjord on the very edge of Iceland’s steep northern mountains. Accommodation with private facilities. Half board.

New tour - Guided in Hebrew
Season: July 13 to August 31
Duration: 12 days / 11 nights
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The first tour of Iceland available with Hebrew speaking guide. Discover all the Icleandic main lowland attractions with this 12 days circle tour, which also allows you to explore the wild central highlands.