ICELAND

May 20-26, 2027

KEY DETAILS

TRIP ITINERARY

THIS JOURNEY AT A GLANCE

Length

6

DAYS

MAY 20-26, 2027

Capacity

24

TRAVELERS

Cost

$3,465

PER PERSON

WELCOME TO ICELAND

This is not simply a sightseeing tour. Rather, it is a carefully curated journey through land and elements, designed for thoughtful travelers seeking perspective, beauty, and shared experience in one of the most visually striking places on earth.

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Begin in Reykjavík, where colorful streets, Nordic architecture, and the North Atlantic introduce you to the character of Iceland. Travel west into a landscape shaped by ancient volcanic forces, where rugged mountains, open valleys, and geothermal waters offer a first glimpse into the extraordinary natural world that defines this island.

Continue to the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, where dramatic coastlines, volcanic peaks, and sweeping beaches converge beneath the towering presence of Snæfellsjökull glacier. Explore a region that captures the remarkable diversity of Iceland's landscapes, from quiet fishing villages to vast stretches of wilderness where land and sea meet at the edge of the Atlantic.

Journey into the heart of Iceland's geological heritage along the Golden Circle. Stand within Þingvellir National Park, where tectonic plates drift apart across a landscape of profound historical and geological significance. Witness the raw energy of the Geysir geothermal area and the immense power of Gullfoss, where glacial waters plunge into a rugged canyon. Discover the ingenuity behind Iceland's geothermal agriculture at Friðheimar, where the warmth beneath the earth sustains life in a climate defined by cold and darkness.

Cross the Atlantic to the Westman Islands, an archipelago shaped by volcanic eruptions and the relentless movement of the sea. Explore an island landscape where black volcanic rock, dramatic cliffs, and open ocean tell a story of resilience and renewal.

Travel along the southern coast, where waterfalls descend from towering cliffs and black sand beaches stretch beneath vast mountain ranges. Stand before Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss, two of Iceland's most celebrated waterfalls, and experience the scale and beauty of a landscape carved by water, wind, and ice. Return to Reykjavík to discover the capital's distinctive character, where Icelandic heritage and contemporary Nordic life converge along the harbor and city streets.

Throughout the journey, Iceland reveals itself through its extraordinary scenery. Geothermal waters, volcanic landscapes, cascading waterfalls, and remote Atlantic coastlines combine to create an experience that is both deeply grounding and profoundly memorable.

WHAT TO EXPECT

DISCOVER THE ICELAND ITINERARY

Day 1: Arrival in Reykjavík

Welcome to Iceland. Our journey begins in Reykjavík, Iceland's coastal capital, where colorful streets, Nordic architecture, and the North Atlantic set the scene for the days ahead. After arriving at Keflavík International Airport, we will transfer to our hotel and settle in for our first evening on the island.

Day 2: Western Iceland & Húsafell

Where the earth gives way to warmth.

We leave the capital behind and travel into the landscapes of western Iceland, making our way toward Húsafell. Here, surrounded by rugged countryside, we will pause at the Húsafell Canyon Baths, where naturally heated waters offer a quiet encounter with Iceland's geothermal landscape.

The day concludes in the Borgarnes region, where we settle in for the evening.

Day 3: The Snæfellsnes Peninsula

A world of contrasts.

Often described as Iceland in miniature, the Snæfellsnes Peninsula brings together many of the landscapes that define the island: volcanic peaks, rugged coastlines, black and golden beaches, and villages shaped by life beside the sea. With Snæfellsjökull glacier rising above the peninsula, we will spend the day exploring a region where the natural world feels both vast and intimate.

Day 4: The Golden Circle & South Iceland

The forces that shaped an island.

Today brings us to some of Iceland's most celebrated natural wonders. At Þingvellir National Park, we will encounter a landscape of geological significance and deep historical importance. At the Geysir geothermal area, the earth reveals its restless energy, while Gullfoss demonstrates the sheer power of glacial water.

We will also visit Friðheimar, where geothermal energy makes greenhouse cultivation possible in Iceland's cool climate. By evening, we arrive in the south, surrounded by the mountains and open landscapes of the region.

Day 5: The Westman Islands

An island shaped by fire and sea.

We cross to the Westman Islands, an archipelago off Iceland's southern coast where volcanic forces and the Atlantic have shaped both the land and the lives of its people. On Heimaey, the largest island, dramatic coastal scenery and a remarkable volcanic history offer a different perspective on Iceland. Returning to the mainland, we settle in for another evening in the south.

Day 6: South Coast & Reykjavík

Waterfalls, open horizons, and the journey home.

Our final full day takes us along Iceland's spectacular southern coast, with stops at Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss, two of the country's most memorable waterfalls. Each offers a different expression of the landscape, from the distinctive curtain of water at Seljalandsfoss to the immense cascade of Skógafoss. We then return to Reykjavík for a panoramic walking tour, taking in the Old Harbour, Harpa Concert Hall, and Hallgrímskirkja. It is a final opportunity to experience the character of the capital before our journey concludes.

Day 7: Departure

Until next time, Iceland.

After breakfast, we transfer to Keflavík International Airport for our return journeys home, carrying with us the memories of an island shaped by ancient forces, remarkable landscapes, and the enduring relationship between people and nature.