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Iceland Ring Road: 6-Day Tour from Reykjavik
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Overview
This is a 6-Day Tour Around Iceland from Reykjavik with Accommodation. This guided adventure takes travelers on a journey around Iceland’s famous Ring Road. In a small group, people will see amazing natural wonders. This tour is perfect for anyone who loves nature and wants a thrilling adventure.
What to Expect:
The adventure starts in Reykjavik. The tour visits famous places such as Þingvellir National Park where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet. People will see the powerful Gullfoss Waterfall and the Geysir Geothermal Area with its hot springs. Along the South Coast, travelers will witness the beauty of Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls. The black sand beach of Reynisfjara and the village of Vík í Mýrdal offer stunning views of Mýrdalsjökull Glacier. Skaftafell National Park and Vatnajökull Glacier lead to the Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon and Diamond Beach, where icebergs float to sea. The tour continues to Hotel Hof, Djúpivogur, and the impressive Hengifoss and Litlanesfoss waterfalls. Travelers will pass through Egilsstaðir, the Wilderness Center, and Mörðudalur Valley before reaching Dettifoss Waterfall and Lake Mývatn. The geothermal area of Námaskarð, Hverfjall Crater, and Dimmuborgir Lava Formations await exploration. Further along the route, Goðafoss Waterfall and Jökuldalur Valley lead to the Mývatn Nature Baths (or Forest Lagoon in Jan-Mar 2026). The journey includes Akureyri, Eyjafjörður Fjord, and a whale watching boat trip from Dalvík. Travelers will discover Siglufjörður and the Tröllaskagi Peninsula (Troll Peninsula), before heading to Borgarnes and Borgarfjörður. Hraunfossar Waterfall, Reykholt, Hvalfjörður (Whale Fjord), and Deildartunguhver Hot Spring are among the final highlights.
This tour includes WIFI_ONBOARD, Whale Watching in Eyjafjörður Fjord, a professional guide, national park fees, a glacier hiking adventure, accommodation for 5 nights, Reykjavik pick-up and drop off, BREAKFAST, live commentary on board, and a stop at Myvatn Nature Baths. Food and drinks, gratuities, and the entrance fee to the nature baths (optional at an extra charge of ~40EUR) are not included. 
Highlights
See Iceland's Best Spots: Visit Iceland's Golden Circle, glaciers, and black sand beaches in six amazing days.
Whale Watching Adventure: Go whale watching in Eyjafjörður Fjord and see these amazing animals up close.
Hike on a Glacier: Experience glacier hiking on Vatnajökull, Europe's biggest glacier.
Stay in Comfort: Enjoy 5 nights of accommodation, breakfast, and free onboard Wi-Fi.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers say the tour guides are very friendly and informative.
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Visitors enjoyed seeing diverse landscapes and wildlife, especially the glacier lagoon and whale watching.
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Many reviewers felt the accommodations were comfortable and well-located.
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The small group size allowed for a more personal and engaging experience.
Some customers felt that the tour involved a lot of driving between locations.
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A few reviewers mentioned that the optional nature bath entrance fee felt like an unexpected additional cost.
The Journey
Þingvellir National Park
Step into Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where Iceland's history and geology converge. Witness the visible rift valley marking the boundary between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. More than just a geological marvel, Þingvellir is where the Althing, Iceland’s first parliament, was established in 930 AD, making it a cornerstone of Icelandic national identity. Explore the historical assembly site and immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes that have shaped Iceland’s past.
Gullfoss Waterfall
Experience the raw power of Gullfoss Waterfall, a highlight of the Golden Circle route. Witness the cascading waters plunge into a rugged canyon, creating a stunning spectacle of nature’s force. The 'Golden Falls' earned its name from the golden hue the water takes on in the sunlight, adding to its allure. A must-see for anyone exploring Iceland's natural wonders, Gullfoss is a testament to the country’s dramatic landscapes.
Geysir Geothermal Area
Visit the Geysir Geothermal Area, home to the Strokkur geyser, which erupts every few minutes, shooting hot water and steam high into the air. Explore the bubbling fumaroles and mud pots that dot the landscape, showcasing Iceland's intense geothermal activity. Capture unforgettable photos of this dynamic environment, where the earth's power is on full display.
Seljalandsfoss Waterfall
Experience the unique wonder of Seljalandsfoss waterfall, renowned for the opportunity to walk behind its cascading curtain of water. This iconic waterfall offers a rare and unforgettable perspective, allowing you to witness the landscape from a completely different vantage point. Feel the mist on your skin as you immerse yourself in the beauty of this natural wonder.
Skógafoss Waterfall
Discover Skógafoss, one of Iceland’s largest and most impressive waterfalls. This majestic cascade plunges 60 meters (197 feet) with a width of 25 meters (82 feet), creating a breathtaking spectacle. According to legend, a Viking chieftain hid a chest of gold behind the falls, adding to its mystique. On sunny days, a vibrant rainbow often appears, making it a photographer's dream.
Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach
Explore the dramatic beauty of Reynisfjara, Iceland’s famous black sand beach. Marvel at the towering basalt columns and the powerful Atlantic waves crashing against the shore. This otherworldly landscape is steeped in Icelandic folklore, with tales of trolls turned to stone at sunrise. Be cautious near the water, as the waves can be unpredictable and dangerous.
Vík í Mýrdal
Stop at the charming coastal village of Vík í Mýrdal, famous for its stunning black sand beaches and dramatic cliffs. Enjoy panoramic ocean views and the tranquil atmosphere of this picturesque Icelandic town. Vík is also a popular spot for birdwatching, particularly puffins during the summer months. Experience the serene beauty of Iceland's southern coast in this delightful village.
Mýrdalsjökull Glacier
Pass by the imposing Mýrdalsjökull glacier, which conceals the volatile Katla volcano beneath its icy surface. This glacier dominates the landscape, a reminder of Iceland's dynamic geological forces. Katla's potential eruptions pose a significant threat, making Mýrdalsjökull not only a stunning landmark but also a site of ongoing scientific monitoring.
Skaftafell National Park
Enter Skaftafell National Park, a verdant oasis nestled beneath the Vatnajökull glacier. This park serves as the ideal starting point for various adventures, including glacier hikes and ice climbing expeditions. Its diverse landscapes, ranging from glacial tongues to lush birch forests, make it a paradise for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.
Vatnajökull Glacier
Embark on an unforgettable three-hour glacier hike on an outlet glacier of Vatnajökull, Europe’s largest glacier, guided by expert mountaineers. From November to March, replace this hike with a magical tour inside a breathtaking natural ice cave within the glacier. Explore the stunning blue ice formations and learn about the glacier's formation and dynamics.
Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon
Visit the famous Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, a mesmerizing body of water filled with floating icebergs of all shapes and sizes. These icy giants have calved from the Breiðamerkurjökull glacier, creating a surreal and ever-changing landscape. The lagoon is also home to seals, adding to its enchanting atmosphere. Capture breathtaking photographs of this natural wonder, where ice meets the sea.
Diamond Beach
Stroll along the nearby Diamond Beach, a striking black sand beach adorned with sparkling icebergs that have washed ashore from the Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. These icy jewels create a stunning contrast against the black sand, offering a unique and breathtaking natural display. Witness the ice sculptures melting and transforming, making each visit a unique experience.
Hotel Hof
Enjoy a relaxing overnight stay at Hotel Hof, a comfortable accommodation providing a restful stopover during your journey. Nestled in a serene location, this hotel offers a peaceful retreat, allowing you to recharge and prepare for the next day's adventures.
Djúpivogur
Visit Djúpivogur, a charming traditional fishing village known for its peaceful atmosphere and picturesque harbor. Don’t miss the famous outdoor sculpture, Eggin í Gleðivík (The Eggs of Merry Bay), a collection of 34 granite eggs representing the bird species found in the area. Explore the village's rich maritime history and enjoy the tranquility of this hidden gem.
Hengifoss Waterfall
Hike to Hengifoss, Iceland’s second highest waterfall at 128 meters, cascading down a striking basalt cliff. The trail offers stunning views of a gorge that showcases colorful layers formed by ancient volcanic eruptions. Witness the interplay of fire and ice in this dramatic landscape, where the power of nature is on full display.
Litlanesfoss Waterfall
Visit Litlanesfoss waterfall, a striking cascade framed by towering hexagonal basalt columns, a testament to Iceland's unique volcanic geology. This natural spectacle provides a perfect photo opportunity, capturing the raw beauty and geological wonders of Iceland's landscapes.
Egilsstaðir
Spend the night in Egilsstaðir, the largest town in East Iceland. This charming town serves as a comfortable base for exploring the surrounding natural beauty, including Lake Lagarfljót, rumored to be home to a mythical serpent. Enjoy the town's amenities and prepare for further adventures in the Eastfjords.
Wilderness Center
Enjoy an overnight stay immersed in nature at the Wilderness Center, just 40 minutes from Egilsstaðir. Experience the wilderness, explore the museum showcasing the region's history and nature, and relax in the free hot pots. This unique experience offers a deep connection with Iceland's natural environment and cultural heritage.
Mörðudalur Valley
Travel through the beautiful Mörðudalur valley, a scenic route offering stunning landscapes that showcase Iceland’s natural charm and rugged terrain. This remote valley provides a glimpse into Iceland's wild interior, with sweeping vistas and a sense of isolation that is both captivating and awe-inspiring.
Dettifoss Waterfall
Stop at Dettifoss, Europe’s most powerful waterfall, where the immense volume of water creates a truly awe-inspiring sight. Prepare to be amazed by the raw power and thunderous roar of this natural wonder as it plunges into the Jökulsárgljúfur canyon. Feel the ground tremble beneath your feet as you witness the untamed force of nature.
Lake Mývatn
Explore the mystical landscapes surrounding Lake Mývatn, known for its unique volcanic formations and rich birdlife. Discover pseudocraters, lava pillars, and geothermal areas that showcase Iceland's diverse geology. Lake Mývatn is a haven for birdwatchers, with numerous species nesting in the area during the summer months.
Námaskarð Geothermal Area
Visit the steaming, lunar-like landscape of the Námaskarð geothermal area. Witness boiling hot springs, colorful bubbling mud pots, and powerful steaming fumaroles that highlight Iceland’s intense geothermal activity. The sulfuric fumes and otherworldly scenery create an unforgettable sensory experience.
Hverfjall Crater
Visit the impressive Hverfjall crater, a striking volcanic formation known for its nearly perfect circular shape. Hike to the rim and take in panoramic views of the surrounding volcanic landscape. This tephra cone offers a unique perspective on Iceland's volcanic history and the forces that shaped its terrain.
Dimmuborgir Lava Formations
See the amazing Dimmuborgir lava formations, often called the Dark Castles. These dramatic volcanic rock structures create an otherworldly landscape that resembles a natural fortress. According to Icelandic folklore, Dimmuborgir is the home of elves and trolls, adding to its mystical allure.
Goðafoss Waterfall
Visit the wide, crescent-shaped Goðafoss waterfall, known as the 'Waterfall of the Gods.' According to legend, statues of Norse gods were thrown into the falls when Iceland officially adopted Christianity around 1000 AD. This stunning sight marks a significant moment in Icelandic history and offers a breathtaking view of the cascading waters.
Jökuldalur Valley
The basalt column canyon rises dramatically above a turquoise glacial river, creating one of Iceland’s most breathtaking natural sights. Nestled in the upper part of Jökuldalur Valley in East Iceland, this scenic valley is also known for its numerous sheep farms. The dramatic geology and tranquil pastoral scenes combine to offer a uniquely Icelandic experience.
Mývatn Nature Baths (or Forest Lagoon in Jan-Mar 2026)
Unwind in the soothing geothermal waters of Mývatn Nature Baths, renowned for their milky blue color rich in skin-beneficial minerals and silica. Set in a stunning natural area near Lake Mývatn, these baths offer a serene and rejuvenating experience surrounded by Iceland’s beautiful landscape. Alternatively, from Jan–Mar 2026, enjoy the Forest Lagoon's tranquil woodland setting as it temporarily replaces Mývatn Nature Baths during renovations. Indulge in the warmth and healing properties of Iceland's geothermal waters.
Akureyri
Make a brief stop in Akureyri, the Capital of the North, a charming town known for its vibrant culture and beautiful surroundings. Explore the town's colorful streets, visit the iconic Akureyri Church, and enjoy the stunning views of Eyjafjörður fjord. Akureyri offers a perfect blend of urban amenities and natural beauty.
Eyjafjörður Fjord
Enjoy breathtaking views of the fjord surrounded by majestic, mountain-covered landscapes throughout the day. This stunning scenery showcases Iceland’s natural beauty at every turn. Keep an eye out for wildlife, including seals and seabirds, as you traverse this picturesque fjord.
Dalvík
Stop in the charming fishing town of Dalvík, where a whale watching boat trip awaits you. Get ready to experience close encounters with majestic whales in their natural habitat. Dalvík is renowned for its whale watching tours, offering a high chance of spotting various whale species.
Whale Watching Boat Trip (from Dalvík)
During the 3-hour boat trip, you’ll have the chance to see humpback whales, white-beaked dolphins, minke whales, and occasionally even the majestic blue whale. You can also try sea angling and enjoy tasting freshly caught fish right on board. This unique experience offers a thrilling opportunity to connect with Iceland's marine wildlife.
Siglufjörður
Drive to Siglufjörður, a charming fishing village known for its rich history as the herring fishing capital of the Atlantic in the 20th century. Explore the Herring Era Museum to learn about the town's past and its significance in Iceland's fishing industry. Enjoy the picturesque harbor and the stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
Tröllaskagi Peninsula (Troll Peninsula)
Your journey around Tröllaskagi, also known as the Troll Peninsula, will treat you to some of Iceland’s most stunning ocean views and renowned skiing spots. The peninsula is dotted with small villages, offering a unique glimpse into life in Iceland’s remote coastal communities. This rugged and scenic region is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking to experience Iceland's unspoiled beauty.
Borgarnes
You will spend the night at a cozy small hotel located in the charming town of Borgarnes. This comfortable accommodation provides a restful stopover during your journey, offering a peaceful retreat after a day of exploration. Enjoy the town's amenities and prepare for further adventures in the Borgarfjörður region.
Borgarfjörður
Explore Borgarfjörður, an area named one of the best destinations by Lonely Planet in 2016. Start the day with a short hike up to Grábrók, a stunning volcanic crater, followed by visits to many other incredible sights in the region. Discover the diverse landscapes and historical landmarks of this captivating area.
Hraunfossar Waterfall
Visit the breathtaking Hraunfossar waterfall, where icy-cold water flows gently out of the lava fields, creating a unique and stunning natural sight that highlights Iceland’s volcanic beauty. The cascade of water stretching along the Hvítá river offers a serene and enchanting experience.
Reykholt
The final stop is Reykholt, a site rich in Iceland’s medieval history. See Snorralaug, a historic hot spring pool named after Snorri Sturluson, the renowned 12th/13th-century scholar, lawyer, historian, and saga writer. Immerse yourself in the past and learn about the influential figure who shaped Iceland's literary heritage.
Hvalfjörður (Whale Fjord)
On your way back to Reykjavík, you’ll drive along the stunning Hvalfjörður, also known as Whale Fjord. This scenic route offers breathtaking views of the fjord’s dramatic landscapes and tranquil waters. The fjord's name comes from the many whales that used to inhabit its waters, adding to its allure.
Deildartunguhver Hot Spring
Deildartunguhver, Europe’s most powerful hot spring, is not only a stunning natural wonder but also a crucial energy source for the Borgarfjörður region. Its abundant geothermal water supplies heating for homes and businesses, showcasing Iceland’s innovative use of geothermal power in everyday life. Witness the power of nature harnessed for sustainable living.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes WIFI on board, whale watching in Eyjafjörður Fjord, a professional guide, national park fees, a glacier hiking adventure, 5 nights of accommodation, Reykjavik pick-up and drop off, breakfast, live commentary, and a stop at Myvatn Nature Baths. Not included are food and drinks, gratuities, and the optional entrance fee to the nature baths (approximately 40 EUR).
Hot Tip
To make the most of the experience, pack layers of clothing as Iceland's weather can change quickly. Bring a swimsuit if you plan to visit the Myvatn Nature Baths. It's also a good idea to bring snacks and drinks for the long drives between destinations.
Review Summary
People find this 6-day Ring Road tour highly enjoyable and excellent value for experiencing Iceland's major attractions efficiently. Travelers consistently praise the knowledgeable local guides, comfortable minibus transportation, and the convenient inclusion of accommodation that removes the hassle of booking multiple hotels. The tour effectively balances iconic stops like the Golden Circle and Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon with less-visited gems in East and North Iceland, offering memorable experiences of waterfalls, glaciers, geothermal areas, and wildlife. Common positives include seamless logistics, timely pickups, and the small-group format that feels personal without being cramped. Some travelers note that lunch and dinner aren't included, requiring budget planning for meals, and that certain activities can be weather-dependent—a reality of Iceland tourism that most understand. Overall, this tour receives strong recommendations from visitors who appreciate its comprehensive itinerary and professional execution.
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