Hotel Ranga, Hella
Hotel Ranga is a luxury countryside hotel and the only four star hotel in South Iceland. Offering all the facilities and services of a mo... Read more
Iceland delivers a major hit of the surreal and the beautiful.
Returning travellers' tales suggest that, for a few wonderful days, normal life is suspended. They recall sitting in hot tubs under the stellar theatrics of the northern lights; a helicopter landing on the lava field next to their lodge - 'we were expecting a helipad, but no, not in Iceland' - and driving onto vast Langjokull Glacier where the feeling of space was 'extraordinary and immense'. Iceland is one of the most visually breathtaking countries in Europe.
June to September is a great time to enjoy a mild ocean climate thanks to the Gulf Stream. It is relatively mild in winter and cool in summer but this is when you can enjoy almost 24 hours of daylight. The weather can change several times during the day. In midwinter, whilst there is little daylight, it is one of the best times to see the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis).
Tailor-Made Journeys
With its rugged, volcanically active terrain, few countries showcase the activity of Mother Nature better than Iceland. Its landscapes are jaw-droppin...
Tailor-Made Journeys
This winter journey takes you to one of the most visually breathtaking countries in Europe to see the Northern Lights.
Private Jet Journeys
On this journey of extraordinary contrasts, explore the sultry tropics and the starkly beautiful Arctic Circle on one amazing itinerary.
Small Group Journeys
Take in this stunning island nation on an unforgettable journey that spans volcanic landscapes, thermal swimming pools and glacial rivers, ancient Vik...
Cruises
Venture off the beaten path on an all-new expedition revealing subarctic islands, volcanic landscapes, rugged coastlines and diverse birdlife.
Cruises
Discover geological wonders and see the majestic polar bear in its natural environment on a voyage to magnificent Arctic islands.
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Decades of in-country expertise means our Journey Designers can curate exceptional activities and experiences for you that are beyond the reach of the average traveller. Piece these together as a framework for your own bespoke adventure or find them in our featured journeys.
Fronting the shores of Iceland’s west coast, the port hub and capital of Reykjavík is a small city big on character. Established around AD 870, it is believed to be Iceland’s first permanent settlement. Today, Reykjavík welcomes guests with its unique architecture, modern design and seaside-chic atmosphere.
One of Iceland’s most incredible natural gems, the Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon is filled with icebergs that calve from the leading edge of a glacier. Embark with an expert Zodiac driver and crew on a private excursion to see the true meaning of “ice blue” and the other dazzling colours that dance off the jagged ice in the sunlight.
The powerful Gullfoss waterfall, the explosive geothermal Geysir, and the monumental Thingvellir National Park — Iceland’s Golden Circle landscapes showcase world-renowned natural wonders and humbling historical sites. Rich in culture, riveting heritage and spectacular Nordic scenery, a visit to this glacial wonderland will take your breath away.
Located not far from Reykjavík, the Blue Lagoon is a massive man-made pool filled with steaming hot geothermal seawater drawn from nearly 2,000 metres below the surface. Soak at leisure in its soothing, mineral-rich waters, or ask your guide about other, more secluded springs to privately explore.
Be reinvigorated by the thrill of exploring Langjökull glacier, Iceland’s second largest, by snowmobile. Criss-cross the glacier’s snowy expanse, following your expert guide and venture into ice caves all the while admiring the beauty of your chilly surrounds.
Trek across the lava fields of Bláfjöll Country Park before donning safety gear and descending by lift deep inside the heart of Thrihnukagigur crater into the magma chamber 120 metres below ground. Marvel at the kaleidoscope of colours in the molten rock and the beautifully lit chamber frozen in time.
There are few phenomena that capture the imagination like the Aurora Borealis. A seasonal wonder, the Northern Lights appear at high latitudes on dark nights from September to March, and lucky stargazers can witness anything from an ethereal green glow on the horizon to scarlet streaks shooting across the sky.
The waters off Reykjavik’s coast afford an ideal marine habitat for more than 20 species of whales, with humpback and minke whales being the most commonly sighted. Cast off into Faxafloi Bay for a chance encounter with one of these gentle giants, keeping an eye out for the North Atlantic’s resident seals, dolphins and puffins as you cruise.
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