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Explore glaciers, soak in natural hot springs, and witness the dazzling Northern Lights at their most vibrant during the solar cycle peak. With our top-rated Iceland tours, experience the best of Iceland’s natural wonders in one unforgettable journey. Don't miss this once-in-a-decade opportunity to witness nature’s most spectacular light show!
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About Winter Tours to Iceland

Tours to Iceland, the land of fire and ice, offer a unique and breathtaking winter experience. This stunning country is renowned for its dramatic landscapes, featuring majestic glaciers, bubbling hot springs, and volcanic terrain. During winter, Iceland transforms into a wonderland, perfect for exploring natural wonders and experiencing the vibrant culture.

Imagine soaking in the warm waters of the Blue Lagoon, watching geysers erupt, or taking a thrilling glacier hike. The Northern Lights dance across the Icelandic skies, providing an awe-inspiring spectacle that draws visitors from around the globe. From the charming streets of Reykjavik to the serene beauty of the Golden Circle, every corner of Iceland promises adventure and beauty.

Our tailored Iceland tour packages are designed to immerse you in the best this incredible destination has to offer. Whether you seek adventure, relaxation, or a bit of both, our destination specialists will help craft your perfect Icelandic journey. Ready to experience the magic of Iceland? Explore our travel tips and highlights for more inspiration and start planning your unforgettable winter escape today!

Iceland Vacation Packages

Tourism experts believe that Iceland is one of the most incredible destinations to go to. Gifted with blue glaciers, geysers, volcanoes, rivers, and magnificent waterfalls, Iceland has plenty of unique landmarks to admire. Undoubtedly, traveling in Iceland is a fantastic experience throughout all seasons and indeed incredible in winter! Our winter trips to Iceland feature heart-stopping landscapes, unique cities, remarkable sightseeing with local professional guides, smooth logistics, and centrally located hotels.
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Iceland Northern Lights Journey1 country, 2 cities
ReykjavikHnappavellir (Glacier Lagoon)
4 days
Private tour
From $4,137
Iceland Lights & Glaciers Expedition1 country, 2 cities
ReykjavikHnappavellir (Glacier Lagoon)
6 days
Private tour
From $5,990
West Iceland Wonders1 country, 2 cities
ReykjavikPatreksfjordur
6 days
Private tour
From $5,416

Iceland Overview

Get ready for your Iceland journey with top tips, and have a great time during your vacation!

What to pack 
Make sure to pack wool socks, thermal and waterproof clothes, including gloves and winter hat. 

Food 
Make sure to try Reykjavik's hot dog, lamb, seafood, skyr, rye bread, and dried fish jerky. 

Currency 
It useful to have some local currency in cash, you will need Icelandic krona for your trip. 

How much to tip 
Usually, service is included in a bill. However, it's acceptable to add about 10-15%. 

Climate 
Iceland in winter is relatively mild. An average temperature range of 0°C (32 °F) to - 10 °C (14 °F). 

Souvenirs 
Some of the most popular souvenirs from Iceland are woold sweater, lava rocks, jewellery, Omnom chocolate.

Iceland Tour Highlights

Learn more about the most incredible landmarks and unique activities that are a must-see on your Iceland tour. Build your ideal Iceland itinerary together with a destination specialist. 

  • Northern Lights Seeking 
  • The Hallgrimskirkja Church 
  • Vatnajokull National Park 
  • Glacier Lagoon 
  • Seljalandsfoss waterfall 
  • Skogarfoss waterfall 
  • Black Reynisfjara beach 
  • The Diamond Beach 
  • Blue Lagoon 
  • Northern Lights Cruise

Popular Destinations In Iceland

Reykjavik
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Hotels 9
Tours 23
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Hnappavellir (Glacier Lagoon)
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Hotels 2
Tours 12
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Akureyri
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Hotels 1
Tours 7
Selfoss
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Hotels 4
Tours 2
Húsavík
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Tips for Your Trip to Iceland

Not finding what you're looking for? Our destination experts are here to help!

What is the best time to visit Iceland in winter?

The best time to visit Iceland for a winter experience is from November to March. This period offers the best chance to see the Northern Lights, enjoy winter activities, and experience the unique winter landscapes.

How can I see the Northern Lights in Iceland?

The Northern Lights are visible in Iceland from late September to early April. The best chances are on clear, dark nights away from city lights. Joining a guided Northern Lights tour can enhance your viewing experience.

What should I pack for a winter trip to Iceland?

Pack warm, layered clothing. Essentials include thermal underwear, a warm sweater, a waterproof and windproof outer layer, insulated gloves, a hat, a scarf, and waterproof boots with good grip. Don’t forget thick socks and thermal liners.

What winter activities are available in Iceland?

Popular winter activities in Iceland include glacier hiking, ice caving, snowmobiling, soaking in hot springs, visiting waterfalls, and exploring the Golden Circle. You can also go whale watching and join Northern Lights tours.

Can I visit the Blue Lagoon in winter?

Yes, the Blue Lagoon is open year-round, and soaking in the warm, mineral-rich waters surrounded by snowy landscapes is a magical experience. Make sure to book your visit in advance.

What traditional Icelandic foods should I try?

Try local specialties like lamb stew (kjötsúpa), fermented shark (hákarl), Icelandic hot dogs (pylsur), skyr (a dairy product similar to yogurt), and fresh seafood dishes. Don’t miss traditional bread like rúgbrauð and sweet treats like kleinur.

Do I need a visa to visit Iceland?

This depends on your nationality. Citizens of EU/EEA countries do not need a visa. Visitors from many other countries, including the USA, Canada, and Australia, can enter Iceland for up to 90 days without a visa. Check with the Icelandic Directorate of Immigration for specific requirements.

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