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ICELAND LUXURY TRAVEL
TAILOR-MADE TRAVEL ICELAND
Known as the Land of Fire and Ice, Iceland offers a dramatic contrast of elemental beauty and untouched wilderness, where glaciers calve into luminous lagoons, volcanoes rise from black sand beaches, geysers erupt across vast, otherworldly lava fields, and powerful waterfalls showcase raw natural forces.
With fewer than half a million inhabitants and most living in the capital of Reykjavik, Iceland offers an immense sense of space and solitude that only deepens its allure. Our bespoke luxury tours take full advantage of that rarity, with private traversals of the Golden Circle, access to hidden ice caves beneath ancient glaciers, and secluded soaks in geothermal lagoons far from the crowds. While winter brings Northern Lights viewings from remote countryside lodges, summer offers endless daylight for private exploration of fjords, lava fields, and volcanic highlands.
Every Iceland journey is curated entirely around you, with expert local guidance, exceptional properties, and seamless white-glove service throughout.
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Every Blue Parallel tour is tailor-made by our travel experts, based on your unique travel preferences. Discover our bespoke Iceland itineraries and explore the regions Blue Parallel are specialists in.
WHERE TO GO IN ICELAND
From Reykjavík’s lively culture to the rugged waterfalls, glaciers, and geothermal landscapes beyond, experience the diverse natural and cultural wonders that make Iceland an unforgettable destination.
Northern Iceland
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, 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 and 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 after a busy day exploring.
Southern Iceland
Southern Iceland is a land of striking contrasts, where fire and ice shape some of the country’s most iconic natural wonders. Along the famed Golden Circle, visitors encounter the thundering Gullfoss waterfall, the erupting geothermal fields of Geysir, and the historic rift valley of Thingvellir National Park. Continuing along the southern coast reveals an even more dramatic landscape, from the shimmering icebergs of Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon and the black sands of Diamond Beach to the volcanic presence of Eyjafjallajökull and the remote beauty of the Westman Islands. This ever-changing terrain invites exploration through unforgettable experiences, including glacier hikes, snowmobiling, helicopter flights, and snorkeling between tectonic plates.
Blue Lagoon
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 boasts 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.
Reykjavik
Reykjavik, Iceland’s cosmopolitan capital, offers a vibrant introduction to the country’s culture, design and coastal landscapes. Framed by mountains and the North Atlantic, the city blends colorful streets with a strong creative and culinary scene, making it the ideal base for exploring the surrounding region. From its historic center and modern waterfront districts to acclaimed dining and local boutiques, Reykjavik captures the essence of contemporary Iceland while serving as the starting point for journeys into the country’s volcanic interior and nearby natural wonders.
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We scout for the very best luxury accommodations in Iceland, from exclusive private villas to remote lodges and luxury retreats in spectacular natural settings. Browse some of our favorites below or explore our portfolio of preferred properties.
WHEN TO VISIT ICELAND
Iceland’s vast geography offers a world of epic adventures year-round, with seasonal daylight impacting conditions and the best time of year to visit. Discover more about when to travel to Iceland.
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WHEN TO VISIT ICELAND
Iceland’s vast geography offers a world of epic adventures year-round, with seasonal daylight impacting conditions and the best time of year to visit. Discover more about when to travel to Iceland.
- NORTHERN ICELAND: June to October
- SOUTHERN ICELAND: June to October
- BLUE LAGOON: June to October
- REYKJAVIK: March to June
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