Top Excursions for Cruise Passengers

Discover the ultimate collection of excursions in Iceland

Discover the ultimate collection of excursions in Iceland, designed to offer unforgettable experiences for cruise passengers arriving in this land of fire and ice. Whether you seek adventure, relaxation, or cultural immersion, our excursions cater to all interests. Experience the breathtaking beauty and unique wonders of Iceland. From iconic landscapes to hidden gems, our tours are tailored to maximize your time on land. Book your adventure today and embark on an extraordinary journey through Iceland.

 

All Excursions in Iceland

Discover the ultimate collection of excursions in Iceland, designed to offer unforgettable experiences in this land of fire and ice. Whether you seek adventure, relaxation, or cultural immersion, our excursions cater to all interests. Experience the breathtaking beauty and unique wonders of Iceland. Book your adventure today and embark on an extraordinary journey through Iceland’s most iconic and hidden gems.

The 10 Most Popular Types of Tours in Iceland

Iceland is a land of stunning natural beauty and exciting adventures. Whether you’re an adventure seeker or a nature lover, Iceland offers a variety of tours for everyone. Below, we explore the ten most popular types of tours in Iceland. For those planning to explore this incredible country, make sure to book your tours with Arctic Yeti for the best experience.

Adventure in Landmannalaugar and Hot Springs

    • This adventure takes you to Landmannalaugar, where you’ll enjoy some of Iceland’s most impressive landscapes, surrounded by colorful mountains, lakes, and mosses. The day includes a guided hike through ancient lava fields and a relaxing bath in natural hot springs.
    • Guided tours in English, Spanish, Italian, and German

Sólheimajökull Glacier Hike Adventure

    • Embark on an expedition in the heart of Iceland. The Sólheimajökull glacier offers a spectacular landscape of bright blue ice, deep crevasses, and fascinating ice formations.

Inside the Volcano

    • This unique tour takes you inside a dormant volcano, descending 120 meters into the magma chamber. A rare opportunity to explore a place where molten magma once flowed.

Sky Lagoon Experience with Transfers

    • End your day with a dip in a first-class geothermal spa overlooking the ocean, including a 7-step ritual for ultimate relaxation and refreshment.

Reykjavik – Blue Lagoon Comfort Including Admission

    • The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland’s most famous attractions, surrounded by a mossy lava field. Enjoy silica masks, state-of-the-art facilities, and return transportation to Reykjavik.

Sky Lagoon (Pure Pass Admission) with Hotel Pick-Up in Reykjavik

    • Just minutes from Reykjavik, the Sky Lagoon offers a luxurious spa escape with stunning cliff walls, hidden grottoes, and a 7-step ritual for relaxation.

Glacier Encounter

    • Explore the icy landscape of Falljökull glacier in Vatnajökull National Park. This 3-hour tour includes a drive in super jeeps and a hike on the glacier, learning about the local region and its geological features.

Secret Lagoon – Gamla Laugin

    • The oldest pool in Iceland, kept natural, offering a unique and relaxing bathing experience.

Volcanic Wonders of Reykjanes Geopark

    • Located on a peninsula between two continents, this tour includes a hike to Fagradalsfjall volcano, a visit to the bridge between continents, and the largest mud pool in Iceland.

Volcanic Wonders & the Blue Lagoon

    • Explore the boiling mud pools of Seltún and the aftermath of the Fagradalsfjall volcanic eruption. End the day with a visit to the Blue Lagoon.

These tours showcase the diverse and breathtaking beauty of Iceland, offering something for every traveler. Book with Arctic Yeti for an unforgettable experience.

Akureyri

In the north of Iceland, in a protected place cradled by the waves, the port of Akureyri awaits us. A city rich in history, Akureyri is the “northern capital” of Iceland. Culture lovers can explore the city’s museums before discovering the incredible architecture of Akureyrarkirkja Church. For those who prefer excitement, a visit to the Lofthellir Ice Caves will leave you with unforgettable memories.

Grundarfjord

Iceland and its black sand beaches will be at your disposal as soon as we dock at the port of Grundarfjordur. The town has become famous for its distinctive shape and the renowned Kirkjufell mountain, which proudly rises towards the sky. Don’t forget to admire the puffins, as the island is home to a colony of them, and don’t miss a visit to the Viking village, built by one of the town’s associations.

Isafjord

Isafjordur is the capital of the Westfjords and the most isolated region of Iceland. It is located at the mouth of the fjord between the valleys of Tungudalur and Engidalur, and protected by Mount Eyrarfjall which rises behind it with a height of 724 meters above sea level. Relax with a pleasant stroll through the town and enjoy the characteristic architecture of its houses. Don’t miss the spectacle of light reflections on the fjord’s water, surrounded by impressive nature including wind, ice, dolphins, and whales, just a few steps from the Arctic Circle.

Reykjavik

Navigating through spectacular landscapes along the routes of the ancient Vikings, you will reach the capital, Reykjavik. Perfectly immersed in nature, it is one of Iceland’s must-see destinations, home to cutting-edge museums and art galleries. For a time, it was called the “Bay of Smoke” due to the geothermal springs found near Reykjavik’s harbor. Right in the heart of the city, you can admire Lake Tjörnin. Take some time to visit the sculpture garden in the Icelandic capital, including the park within it. It is an open-air museum where a small ancient village has been recreated.

Seyðisfjörður

Situated in the eastern part of Iceland, Seyðisfjörður is a city rich in culture, where waterfalls and rugged mountains form the backdrop for its white houses. Don’t forget to try Hakarl and local drinks like Brennivin. From the arrival point at Seyðisfjörður’s harbor, a hiking excursion will take you to see spectacular landscapes typical of Icelandic nature. Points of interest include rocks overflown by the birds of Skalanes Bjarg and the Fjardarsel waterfall. Another interesting visit is the oldest operating power plant in Iceland.