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Private toursPrivate toursYour own guide and vehicle, with the day planned around you. Many run by our own team.See private tours →Travel packagesTravel packagesHotels, tours and transport in one trip at one price. Great for families and groups.See travel packages →Self-drive tripsSelf-drive tripsCar, hotels and a day-by-day route. You drive, we plan every night and every stop.See self-drive trips →Day toursDay toursGlacier hikes, ice caves, whale watching, lagoons and the Golden Circle.See all 385 tours →
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Hot springs and lagoons

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Sky LagoonSky LagoonOcean views, 10 minutes from ReykjavíkCompare passes →Laugarás LagoonLaugarás LagoonThe newest lagoon, on the Golden CircleCompare passes →Blue LagoonBlue LagoonIceland’s best-known lagoon, near the airportCompare passes →Earth Lagoon MývatnEarth Lagoon MývatnMilky-blue water in North IcelandCompare passes →
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Travel guides, by a local

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Iceland in November: Weather, Daylight, Northern Lights and Things to Do (2026 Guide)Seasons & monthsIceland in November: Weather, Daylight, Northern Lights and Things to Do (2026 Guide)Northern Lights in Iceland: The Ultimate Guide to the 2026–2027 Aurora SeasonNorthern LightsNorthern Lights in Iceland: The Ultimate Guide to the 2026–2027 Aurora SeasonDriving in Iceland in Winter: Is a Self-Drive Trip Safe?Planning & practicalDriving in Iceland in Winter: Is a Self-Drive Trip Safe?

Places to visit, by a local

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MúlagljúfurSoutheast Iceland · CanyonMúlagljúfurMúlagljúfur is a canyon in Southeast Iceland, about 12 km west of Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, with two waterfalls, Hangandifoss and Múlafoss, falling into a green gorge.KolugljúfurNorth Iceland · CanyonKolugljúfurKolugljúfur is a narrow canyon on the salmon river Víðidalsá in Víðidalur, North Iceland, with a run of waterfalls known as Kolufossar.Stuðlagil CanyonEast Iceland · CanyonStuðlagil CanyonStuðlagil is a canyon of basalt columns and a blue-green river in the Jökuldalur valley in East Iceland, about 70 km (a little over an hour) from Egilsstaðir and roughly 600 km (7–8 hours) from Reykjavík.SeljalandsfossSouth Iceland · WaterfallSeljalandsfossSeljalandsfoss is a 60-metre waterfall on the Seljalandsá river in South Iceland, about 120 km (around 1 hour 40 minutes) from Reykjavík.ReynisfjaraSouth Iceland · BeachReynisfjaraReynisfjara is a black sand beach on the south coast, about 7 km west of the village of Vík í Mýrdal and around 180 km (2 hours 30 minutes) from Reykjavík.JökulsárlónSoutheast Iceland · Glacier lagoonJökulsárlónJökulsárlón is a glacier lagoon in Southeast Iceland, filled with icebergs that calve from the Breiðamerkurjökull outlet glacier and drift out towards the sea.