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Visit Iceland

Few places in the world offer an experience like Iceland.

Our passion for connecting Tenon travelers with other cultures is evident in the itineraries we plan for couples, solo travelers, families and groups.

Start your journey in Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, and explore the main attractions of the city, or drive to nearby Blue Lagoon.

Witness the phenomenon of the Northern Lights with our Super Jeep Tour or from a boat off Old Harbour.

Experience hidden waterfalls, hot springs, Icelandic horses, whale watching and so much more.

What awaits you in the Land of Ice and Fire?

The Ultimate Guide to Iceland

Learn about where to go, how to get around, and what to do on your vacation to Iceland!

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Sample Iceland Tour Itineraries

Browse our sample itineraries below for inspiration. Each of our trips are personalized to fit your interests.

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Diamonds of the North

8 days, 7 nights

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Magical Southwest

8 days, 7 nights

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Best of Iceland

9 days, 8 nights

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Grand Iceland Adventure

13 days, 12 nights

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Choose Your Tour Type

Self-Drive Tours

There’s no better way to experience Iceland, “The Land of Fire and Ice”, than renting a car and exploring on your own! Check out our favorite Iceland self-drive road trip itineraries below to get the best the country has to offer in the time you have available.

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Chauffeur Tours

Need a little more guidance while on your vacation? Or perhaps are you looking to add a bit of luxury to your experience? Hire an expert private driver-guide to take you through the land of Fire and Ice. Experience all of Iceland’s most famed hot spots (literally!) and highlights, as well as hidden secrets, as your very own driver takes you from place to place. There’s no way to beat the added touch of a knowledgeable local giving you insight into your trip!

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Honeymoon Tours

Congratulations to you and yours! Nothing quite says romance like relaxing in the Blue Lagoon with your new hubby or wife without any of the stress of planning. Your Personal Travel Specialist will help you sort through your options so that you can focus on your wedding plans.

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Private Group Tours

Customize a private group tour with your friends, family or organization.

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Scheduled Tours

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Regions to Visit in Iceland

Reykjavik

60 percent of Iceland’s residents live in the capital city of Reykjavik. Like most cities, it boasts nightlife, bars and restaurants, shopping and museums. However, it offers other options that you may not find elsewhere, such as a major breeding ground for the Atlantic puffin!

The East

The east coast of Iceland, known as Austerland, is known for hiking and scenery. Geology enthusiasts will enjoy any part of Iceland, but here you’ll get to view things such as the erosion results of ancient glaciers and mountains atop basaltic lava layers.

Cozy Westfjords

Perfect for those who are looking for the more remote parts of Iceland. The population is under ten thousand, and with less tourism than other regions, there are better chances of seeing birds and arctic foxes. Some of the country’s largest and most beautiful cliffs and waterfalls are located here as well.

The North

The Northern Lights can be seen in northern Iceland from August through April. There is also opportunity for skiing, whale watching and driving along the Arctic Coast Way – 900km of coastal roads offering a unique experience.

The West

The west coast of Iceland is known as Sagaland and is popular for its folklore. Regardless, there is still no shortage of natural scenery – you’ll be able to visit waterfalls, Snaefellsjokull National Park and more.

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Our Travel Specialists are ready to craft the perfect Iceland vacation!

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Best Time to Visit Iceland

Iceland’s location just below the Arctic Circle makes for long summer days with near 24-hours of sunlight, offset by short winter days with little sunlight at all. Fortunately, while winters are dark, they are relatively mild.

We put together this helpful chart to help you decide on the ideal timing for your Iceland trip.

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