Blue
Lagoon Express
Timetable |
Blue
Lagoon Arrival
Timetable |
Flybus
Airport Transfer |
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CA$71/US$68
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CA$71/US$68
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CA$21/US$20
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Transfer service from
Reykjavik to the Blue Lagoon
and Keflavik Airport. |
Upon arrival at Keflavik
Airport, transfer to the Blue
Lagoon for a revitalizing soak
in the geothermal mineral
waters. |
Operated all year daily from
Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik
in connection with all
arriving flights. The Flybus
brings passengers to the main
bus terminal, near to the
capital's city center. From
there passengers transfer to a
minibus and are take to a
selected list of hotels and
guesthouses in Reykjavik.
Kindly note that not all
hotels and guesthouses are
provided with this service.
Taxis are available outside
the bus terminal. |
Reykjavik
Grand Excursion
IE8203C-35
Departures: Daily 0900
Duration: 2½ hours |
South
Shore
Adventure
IE8203G-35
Departures: Daily 0900
Duration: 10 hours |
Relaxing Blue Lagoon to
Keflavik
IE8203U-35
Departures: Daily 1100
Duration: 4 hours |
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CA/US$52
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CA/US$163
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CA/US$68
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Experience the best of the
city, art and culture, history
and presence. This tour is a
2,5 hour tour highlights the
best of Reykjavik city. The
tour involves moderate
walking, through the city
center. |
Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss -
high waterfalls with a soul.
Beautiful farmland. Sandy
coastline. Amazing rock
formations. Glaciers in the
distance and Sólheimajökull
glacier up close when possible
- a stop at the glacier's
edge. Historic area and main
stage for the notorious saga
of Njall. Mt. Eyjafjöll -
towering over some of
Iceland's most wonderful
countryside. Vík - the
southern-most town in Iceland.
Eyrarbakki - quaint,
picturesque village.
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Relax in the cosy and warm
waters of the Blue Lagoon,
before you venture on your
journey home. A very
rejuvenating experience. The
tour bus stops at Keflavík
Airport for passengers
departing Iceland, for others
transfer back to Reykjavík. An
ideal way to spend your last
hours in Iceland. |
Blue
Diamond Circle
Departures: Tue, Thu,
Fri
0900
Duration: 8 hours |
Golden
Circle Classic
IE8203B-35
Departures: Daily 0900
Duration: 8 hours |
Saga
Circle
IE8023E-35
Departures: Tue & Sun 0900
Duration: 8/9 hours |
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CA$139/US$132
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CA/US$108
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CA/US$197
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This tour explores the
Reykjanes peninsula, includes
entrance to interesting sites
and crosses the bridge between
two continents. First the Salt
Fish Museum in Grindavík
displays the story of salt
fish production and its
importance in the Icelandic
economy. The Orkuverið Jörð –
Powerplant Park is a complete
exhibition illustrating the
use of natural power. Next the
DUUS Culture Center includes
stops at the Reykjanes
Maritime Museum and the
Museums of Art and Heritage.
The Viking World exhibition
displays the history of
sailing and a visit to the
NATO Base tells the story of
the US Military base in
Iceland from 1941-2006.
Finally the unique chance to
cross the Eurasian and
American continents in
minutes. |
This popular excursion visits
some of the best-known natural
phenomena of the country.
Highlights are the Nesjavellir
geothermal area, Thingvellir
National Park, the site of the
original Icelandic Parliament,
Gullfoss waterfall and Geysir,
site of a field of active
geysirs. This tour encompasses
the essence of Iceland.
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This tour celebrates the rich
traditions of the Saga in
Iceland's history and provides
the traveller with insight
into the golden days of the
Commonwealth of Iceland and
the Settlement Era. Included
are visits to the new
Icelandic Settlement Centre
and the cultural centre and
institute for research,
Snorrastofa in Reykholt.
Featured here are the works of
Snorri Sturluson, the most
significant Nordic poet of the
middle ages, lived and worked. |
Gulfoss Geysir Direct
Departures: Daily
1230
Duration: 5½ hours |
Take A Walk on the Ice Side
Departures: Mon, Wed,
Fri, Sat, Sun 0900
Duration: 8-10 hours |
Nature's Hot Spot - Westman
Island
Departures: Daily except
Sat
Duration: 8 hours |
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CA$93/US$89
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CA$234/US$223
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CA/US$311*-$344**-$416***
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The world-famous Geysir
geothermal field is
highlighted on this tour,
where spouting springs of
various formations and
appearances are seen. Nearby
is Gullfoss, the queen of
Icelandic waterfalls, and we
are given the opportunity to
stand next to it, watching as
enormous quantities of water
tumble violently into a deep,
meandering gorge. The Geysir
museum is included as a main
feature of this tour, an
informative multimedia
exhibition that vividly shows
how the forces of nature
shaped the country and the
people. An excellent choice
for those with limited time in
Iceland. |
Departing by coach from
Reykjavík for an easy walk on
the Sólheimajökull Glacier.
From Mýrdalsjökull ice cap,
the Sólheimajökull glacier
tongue extends down to the
lowlands and is an impressive
ice field of solid blue ice
with crusty whitish surface.
With crampons on our feet we
take an easy walk up on the
ice field, where a wonderland
of ice sculptures, ridges and
deep crevasses awaits
discovery. We will teach you
how to use basic glacier
equipment, however this tour
is not recommended for
children. |
Our destination is the Westman
Islands, a natural geological
hot spot. We begin our tour at
the airport and learn about
the 1973 volcanic eruption
that devastated the community
even as it improved the
harbor. Buried houses are
still to be seen along the
edge of the lava flow, and
we'll feel the heat of the
earth for ourselves. After a
break for lunch, we'll board a
boat (optional) for a tour of
this remarkable archipelago.
Iceland boasts the world's
largest puffin population, the
delightful little bird abounds
here during summer, providing
exciting photo opportunities!
Included: Return flight
Reykjavík - Westman Islands,
bus tour with guide
Not included: Lunch or
refreshments*Low Season
**Shoulder Season
***High Season |
Akureyri &
Lake Myvatn
IE0882A-20
Departures: Daily except
Sat & Sun Oct 1 to May 31
Duration: 12 hours |
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CA/US$353*-$373**-$428***
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A day of spectacular sights
await us as once we arrive in
Akureyri and set out to the
twin waterfall Goðafoss, named
after the pagan idols thrown
into it a thousand years ago.
Europe's largest bird
sanctuary is next, Lake Mývatn
where species breed among the
mystical blend of lush
vegetation and lava spires.
After mid-day refreshments, we
head to the majestic and
still-active Krafla volcano,
and from there to sizzling
Hverarönd, famous for its
bubbling sulphur mud pots. A
walking tour of Dimmuborgir
(Dark Castles) is next, a
surreal lava park with harsh
rock formations towering above
and delicate flowers dotting
the ground roundabout. After a
brief stop in the village
Reykjahlíð, we return to
Akureyri to catch the evening
flight back to the capital.
Included: Return flights
Reykjavik to Akureyri, tour
with guide from Akureyri
Not Included: Lunch or
refreshments*Low Season
**Shoulder Season
***High Season |
