Adventurous travelers always make a list of things that they want to do before going on a holiday. They contact their travel provider to find out what they should do and when they should go in order to make their vacation unforgettable. You should also apply the same thing when you are planning a trip to Iceland.

Here we will discuss some popular Iceland tours that will take you to stunning locations and are good value for your money. But yes, the tours are for different purposes and age. Some are limited to age, some are not suitable for families with kids, or there can be adventurous tours that require the individuals to be fit while some that focus on relaxation.

When you are booking Iceland tours, make sure the tours you are interested in are available at the time when you are planning to go because there are a few tours that run only at specific times. For example, the Iceland Northern Lights and ice cave tours. They run only during winter time. On the other hand, river rafting and Inside the Volcano tours take place during summers only. And the glacier walks and whale watching tours operate all year round.

Here are 2 Iceland tours that will give you a mind-blowing and unforgettable experience.

Go Inside a Volcano



Iceland is known to be a land of volcanoes and glaciers. And many individuals plan to visit to watch the eruption, depending on the type of eruption. The Thrihnukagigur Volcano Tour will give you an opportunity to go inside. This volcano is dormant for the past 4000 years and it shows no sign of activity. You will get a chance to go right to the bottom of magma cavity safely.

Northern Lights

Northern Lights are one of the biggest attractions of Iceland. However, they are also one of the most unpredictable attractions. The Iceland Northern Lights are bright, colorful dancing lights. These lights are the result of electrically charged particles from the sun bombarding with the gaseous particles in the earth's atmosphere. If you want to see Northern Lights, you should visit Iceland in winter. The best time to see them is from September to mid-April. These are the months when you will witness full dark nights.








Get in touch with a professional tour operator to discuss different Iceland tours to match your needs and budget.