Reykjavík is the northernmost City in the World, and the Capital of Iceland. From Reykjavík, you can start your action packed getaway with a boat tour of the coast, catching a glimpse of Iceland’s many types of whale and dolphin species.

Try something that you would never get the chance to try at home and catch your own fish on this kayak fishing tour.

This is one of the all time classic day tours from Reykjavík. The tour takes you sea kayaking on the beautiful Hvalfjörður Fjord or the historic Þingvallavatn Lake. The Hvalfjörður Fjord is a deep fjord created by the ice age glaciers, with steep 1000 metre tabletop mountains reaching for the sky. This is where the allied troops hid their submarines and battleships during WWII. The Þingvallavatn Lake is Iceland´s biggest natural lake.

This amazing adventure starts in Þingvellir National Park between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. You can snorkel in the beautiful Silfra fissure, known as one of the best diving sites in the world for two reasons - Silfra is a crack between the tectonic plates and you will be snorkelling right where the plates are drifting apart by 2 cm each year. Also the water in Silfra is so pure and clear that underwater visibility is over 100 metres - After the astonishing dive the tour will take you to the spectacular Geysir Geothermal Area and surrounding Golden Circle.

This is a fun and relatively gentle trip that is suitable for everybody. On this West Glacial River trip, fun and scenery swirl around you to deliver an unforgettable rafting adventure in Iceland! Looking for something a little more daring?

is what you’re looking for. This great river rafting tour takes you down the Hvítá river. This river has a perfectly balanced mix of beautiful, steep canyons and adrenaline pumping waves and rapids. On our way we pass through the magnificent Brúarhlöð canyon and in that stunning setting you can jump from a cliff into the river.

Driving to Lake Mývatn along a rugged track to the unique volcano Hverfell, you will head through a crater row of Lúdentarborgir to the roots of Mt. Hvannfell. After a 20 minute walk across a lava field which is adorned by endless ropy lava, we reach the Lofthellir Lava Cave. Explore the underground as this cave boasts the greatest natural ice sculptures currently known in an Icelandic lava cave.

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