Nothern Lights Tour - £27.00 Per Person
Duration: 2 ½ - 3 Hours. Operation: 01 October - 15 March.
Departures: Daily. 21:00 Hours.

The Northern Lights, also known as the Aurora Borealis, are a spectacular natural phenomenon, often seen dancing
around in fantastic colours across the Arctic Sky. The Northern Lights originate from the sun, where large explosions and
electronic storms throw flares and solar particles deep into space. The clouds of solar particles are caught by the Earth’s
magnetic field on the south and north poles. The solar particles collide with the atmospheric gases and create this
wonderful light effect, known as the Aurora Borealis. Note: The Northern Lights can be seen when certain weather
conditions are fulfilled, usually during crispy cold and very still evenings. Subject to the correct weather
conditions for sightings this tour will operate.

The Golden Circle - £48.00 Per Person
Duration: 8 Hours; Operation: January - December
Departures: Daily, 09:00 Hours.

We drive to Kerid, a huge volcanic crater turned lake, then onto Iceland’s most famous and picturesque waterfall ‘Gullfoss’- the Queen of Iceland’s waterfalls. After lunch (optional) we continue to explore the nearby Geysir geothermal area, bubbling with activity, where hot springs are in abundance and the active Geysir ‘Strokkur’ spouts every 15 minutes. Visit the Geysir Museum (admission included), an informative, multimedia exhibition that vividly shows how the forces of nature shaped the country and its people down through the ages. Continue via Lake Laugarvatn to *Thingvellir National Park, a place of great geological interest and the site of Iceland’s oldest Parliament founded in 930. (*visited during Winter months only when road conditions allow).

Saga Circle £88.00 Per Person
Duration: 8/9 Hours; Operation: 15 May - December
Departures: Mon/Wed/Fri/Sun. 09:00 Hours.
Including Lunch

The Icelandic Sagas are renowned throughout the World and the West coast of Iceland was the setting for many of them. This was a deciding factor in locating the new Icelandic Settlement Centre here, and this is where our tour commences. After a visit to this informative venue we follow in the footsteps of the Viking warrior poet Egil Skalla-Grimsson and learn of his feats and exploits as we travel through the countryside where he grew up and later ruled as a chieftain. As we continue to tour the beautiful countryside learning of the Icelandic Sagas we visit Reykholt, the homestead of Snorri Sturluson who was the most significant Nordic poet of the middle ages, concluding our stay with a visit to the remarkable waterfalls known as Hraunfossar and Deildartunguhver the largest hot spring in the northern hemisphere. On completion, the Saga Circle Tour will have provided the traveller with a wonderfully informative and entertaining insight into the golden days of the Commonwealth of Iceland and the Settlement Era.

Reykjavik Grand Tour £23.00 Per Person
Duration: 21/2 Hours; Operation: January - December
Departures: Daily 09:00 Hours.

The Reykjavik Grand Excursion is a detailed and comprehensive introduction to Reykjavik, the hub of the Icelandic nation, where over on third of the population live and work. During this tour, the City’s main attractions are highlighted on foot and by bus. The main landmarks, such as ‘The Pearl’, ‘Hallgrimskirkja’ Church and the ‘National Museum Of Iceland’ are visited. On this must experience tour of the world’s most northerly capital, you will get to see the best that the City of Reykjavik has to offer - art and culture, history and presence

Afternoon Arrival via The Blue Lagoon £30.00 Per Person
NOTE: THIS IS NOT A GUIDED TOUR

Duration: 21/2 - 3 Hours; Operation: January - December
Departures: : Daily. 16:30 Hours. (From Keflavik International Airport)

What better way to start your Iceland adventure than bathing in he famous Blue Lagoon to soothe and refresh body and soul after your flight. Passengers arriving at Keflavik International Airport have the option of taking a special ‘Flybus’ to the nearby Blue Lagoon, before heading off to your overnight accommodation in Reykjavik

Wonders at Sea with Cruise £123.00 Per Person
Duration: 9/10 Hours; Operation: 16 May - 14 September
Departures: Tue/Thu/Sat. 08:00 Hours.

This tour is a wonderful treat for nature lovers, the Snaefellsnes Peninsula and Breidafjordur bay area are definitely among the ‘must-see’ locations in Iceland. You will see and experience wonderful scenery and sail on the amazing Breidafjordur bay. This bay is known for its stunning beauty with the perfect frame of mountains, high and low, highlighting the scenery. On the southern islands of Breidafjordur bay is a fantastic variety of bird life, including puffins, eider ducks, kittiwakes, fulmars, cormorants and the white-tailed eagle. A high point of the boat tour is when a net is hauled in and everyone can taste the shellfish and sea-urchin roe (caviar). Also visited is the new Settlement Centre, highlighting how the Icelandic Nation was formed and how it survived on this deserted island in the North Atlantic Ocean. Note: The bird life is limited during the late summer months.