Things to Do in Iceland

I spent an amazing day discovering the Golden Circle in Iceland ! Our guide was really nice, with a lot of explanations (but not too much !) in the bus. The time spent in each place can be short, but it is the main and classical inconvenient to do the Golden Circle in 1 day. I recommend this excursion to enjoy Iceland nature in one day !

This feels like a tourist trap, but it delivers. There is room to spread out, the water feels wonderful, it’s nice to get a drink and relax. It was unlike anything I’ve ever seen before. We went later in the day so perhaps that was why it wasn’t as crowded, but there is a lot of room once you’re in the lagoon.

A very long day, but Pally, our guide, regularly gave us some excellent commentary on the sights, history, folk tales, Etc to pass the time. Big shout to Tomak, the coach driver as the conditions were not the greatest and he had to navigate compacted snow and black ice without incident

What a fantastic relaxing place, lovely

We booked this tour more for the snowmobile experience and it was a good experience overall! Keep in mind that the snowmobile tour is with quite a big group (more than 20 people) and if you’re unfortunate enough to get stuck behind slower people, it would make the experience less enjoyable. When driving you have to follow a path in a single line. You were provided with all of the gear needed for the snowmobile! Our tour guide took us to a 300 year old ice cave which was an added bonus! You’re allowed to swap drivers on the way back as well.

Fantastic day. Was very well organised from start to finish. We had the premium package which includes 3 face masks and a robe- well worth the extra few pennies. Came back feeling refreshed and very relaxed. On the way home the driver took time to drop us all at our hotels rather than single drop-off at BSI. Much appreciated on a windy day!! Vouchers and contact the day before provides clear instructions.

Incredible experience. Sunset is the best. The food at the bistro is amazing too. Do not miss this.

This was our first time in Iceland, and we didn't feel we could visit without experiencing a natural thermal pool. It's a very expensive experience, but we felt it was well worth it, as we spent roughly 3 very relaxed hours enjoying the pool and it's facilities. I'm not sure I'd have enjoyed it so much when our children were very young, as it's not really designed to entertain young children, so you'd probably find yourself leaving much sooner (which would be galling after paying so much), but for adults and older teenagers, this is an experience worth taking.