Things to do in Iceland
Elding Whale Watching Reykjavik11 optionsBlue Lagoon Tours17 optionsGlacier Walks11 optionsDay Trips from Reykjavik18 optionsHorse Riding Reykjavik15 optionsFood Tour Reykjavik21 optionsIce Cave Tour from Reykjavik18 optionsReykjavik Airport Transfer14 optionsSnowmobile Reykjavik11 optionsAkureyri Northern Lights Tour5 optionsReykjavik Walking Tour44 optionsSecret Lagoon Tours11 options
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Askja Volcano Tour Iceland: Hike Víti Crater & Geothermal LakeThe Askja Caldera tour is a full-day guided Jeep tour into Iceland's interior highlands, combining a drive through stark volcanic terrain with a hike to the explosion crater Víti and a geothermal lake. The day includes stops to meet locals, packed lunch with locally sourced ingredients, and dinner with non-alcoholic beverages; a live English-speaking guide leads the group, and pickup is included. Children are welcome from age 12.Is it for me?The usual Icelandic volcano tour stays on marked roads and paved viewpoints. This one takes you into the highlands where regular cars cannot go, puts you inside an active crater, and lets you bathe in geothermal water while standing where NASA trained for the moon—the Jeep and the guide handle all the logistics so you just show up and hike.
Landmannalaugar & Hekla Volcano Monster Truck TourA 9-hour private monster truck tour from Reykjavik through Landmannalaugar and Hekla Volcano, led by a driver/guide and limited to 10 people per vehicle. You'll drive off-road across lava fields, crater walls and colorful mountains, stop at the cobalt blue lake of Ljlotipollur, walk to Hjalparfoss Waterfall, and soak in a natural hot spring. Hotel pickup and drop-off and national park fees are included; the tour operates in all weather.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're traveling as a group of up to 10 and want the highlands without renting a vehicle or navigating off-road terrain yourself. The monster truck's size and suspension handle the landscape, and the fixed itinerary means the day holds together—you're not stopping to plan the next leg or negotiate entry at each site.
