Iceland Luxury Tours
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Southern Iceland | Northern Iceland | Blue Lagoon
It’s no wonder how Iceland came to be known as “The Land of Fire and Ice”. From mighty glaciers, black beaches, bubbling geysers, mysterious lagoons, towering waterfalls and volcanic peaks, this enchanting land is a natural melting pot where the world’s elements collide. The island also enjoys a cultural contrast, where the Vikings' mystical and rustic charm meets modern Iceland’s innovation. With less than half a million inhabitants, and the majority living in the colorful capital of Reykjavik, Iceland boasts vast open spaces throughout the country. Whether discovering its dramatic landscapes during the 24 hours of daylight in summer or marveling at the unforgettable Northern Lights on a frosty winter night, Iceland is a destination guaranteed to leave travelers spellbound.
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As a destination renowned for contrasting elements, no region exemplifies this more than Southern Iceland. For those seeking natural wonders, look no further than the iconic Golden Circle’s Gullfoss Waterfall, Geysir Hot Spring and Thingvellir National Park. Venturing further down along the coast, travelers can discover even more of Iceland’s highlights including the Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, Diamond Beach, Eyjafjallajokull Volcano and even the lesser-traveled Westman Islands. Experience the breathtaking terrain through a myriad of exciting adventures from helicopter rides, snowmobiling, snorkeling, diving and even glacier trekking.
A place of sweeping epic landscapes, from imposing mountain ranges to enormous glacier-carved valleys, Northern Iceland is an outdoor adventure playground. For nature lovers, witnessing the marvelous humpback whales that frequent the Eyjafjörður fjord is a must. Travelers can experience horseback riding atop Iceland’s iconic horses - original purebred Nordic horses brought by the Viking settlers. The Troll Peninsula is the jewel in the crown of Northern Iceland, home to the largest continuous mountain range in the country, as well as some of the country’s best fly fishing spots. Also a welcome place to relax, the magnificent property Deplar Farm offers guests here the opportunity to truly unwind and take in the spectacular surroundings.
This iconic maze of volcanic rocks houses various pools of mysterious blue waters located amongst the historic 800-year-old lava field. The mineral-rich water is rich in silica, algae and mineral salt which is believed to stimulate circulation, while strengthening and moisturizing the skin. The perfect place to relax, travelers can slow down and drift between the Blue Lagoon's comforting volcanic waters and the wonderful spa of The Retreat Hotel, built into the Lagoon itself. Guests here can also take advantage of the hotel’s private sections of the Blue Lagoon, secluded and away from the crowds.