Reykjavik
4 nights
8 days
Iceland is a 8-day guided tour with Adventures by Disney through Europe. 6 departures are open from Jun 9, 2027 to Sep 11, 2027. The lowest current price is $9,999 per person (twin share), for the Jul 31, 2027 departure. Included: Disney-trained Adventure Guides and knowledgeable local experts, Outstanding Accommodations as specified in the itinerary, Meals as specified in the itinerary, Daily activities and entertainment as specified in the itinerary and 7 more.
Revel in the unparalleled natural beauty of Iceland as you explore its dramatic landscapes that feature majestic waterfalls, lunar-like valleys, mountainous glaciers and stunning volcanoes. You’ll also savor culinary flavors and take part in the local traditions of this vibrant Nordic island. And be sure to keep an eye out for Yule Lads! Please note: This itinerary, including but not limited to activities, hotels, meals and transportation, is subject to change.
Arrive in Reykjavik: Velkomið (welcome) to Iceland! Fly into Keflavík International Airport (KEF), where you will be greeted by your driver who will take you to your hotel. Check-in at Hilton Reykjavik Nordica: As your Adventure Guides prepare for your 3:00 PM check-in, enjoy exploring your home for the next 3 nights. The hotel is walking distance from quaint shops and restaurants while being just a short taxi ride away from the old harbor and downtown areas. Welcome Reception at the Hotel: Meet your fellow Adventurers and Adventure Guides before setting off for a relaxing visit to Blue Lagoon. Blue Lagoon: Start your vacation off with some serious relaxation at this oasis serenity. Head to the Blue Lagoon for an extraordinary experience that includes a silica mud mask, sauna and steam rooms and a man-made waterfall that will help melt away any jet lag. Welcome Dinner at LAVA Restaurant: Following your relaxing experience at Blue Lagoon, you’ll enjoy a delicious welcome dinner featuring fresh and natural Icelandic ingredients in the stunning, modern surroundings of LAVA restaurant, a part of the Blue Lagoon complex.
Breakfast at the Hotel: Start your morning off with a tasty breakfast before heading out for your first day of adventures in Iceland. Thingvellir National Park: Located next to Lake Thingvallavatn, the largest lake in Iceland, this remarkable national park is home to a beautiful canyon which is the meeting point of two of the Earth’s tectonic plates. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the location where the world’s oldest form of parliament first assembled in AD 930 and, over 1,000 years later, on June 17, 1944, the site where parliament members signed and solidified Iceland’s independence from Denmark. Ice Cream at Efstidalur II Farm: Spend some time in the idyllic country setting of this wonderful farm that has been family-owned since 1850, where you’ll taste their famous homemade ice cream. Gullfoss Waterfall: See thousands of tons of water cascade down this majestic 2-tiered waterfall into the deep canyon below. This is truly one of the most magnificent waterfalls in Iceland. Strokkur Geyser: Explore this geothermal area where you’ll come across a myriad of bubbling hot springs and geysers. Among them is Strokkur, the area’s most active geyser which spouts almost 90 feet every few minutes. Lunch at Friðheimar Greenhouse Farm: You’ll feel right at home at this family-run tomato farm and restaurant that invites you to see their working greenhouses, then enjoy a delicious taste of the crop for lunch. Kerið Crater: Visit this volcanic crater, a popular Icelandic attraction that was formed nearly 6,500 years ago. Located in the Grímsnes area in South Iceland, the massive crater measures 890 feet (271 m) across, 560 feet (171 m) wide and 180 feet (55 m) deep. Adventurers can take in the natural beauty of the Kerið’s vivid colors as they choose between a walk around the crater’s rim or around the natural pool below. Dinner at VOX Brasserie: Adults will savor a fusion of modern Icelandic and international classics that showcase the freshest ingredients. Junior Adventurer Dinner and Movie Night: The kids will enjoy hanging out and grabbing a bite together before settling in for a movie.
Breakfast at the Hotel: Grab a bite to fuel up for your adventure-filled day. Seljalandsfoss Hike: Get up close to one of the most magnificent waterfalls in Iceland. Explore all around this waterfall, including the ability to go behind it to see it in an entirely different light. Lunch at Skógar Café: Refuel after your morning hike and get ready to hit the trail for an afternoon glacier hike. Sólheimajökul Glacier Hike: Grab your crampons and hit the ice as you set out on this amazing glacier hike adventure where you will explore the dramatic terrain of ice formations, glacier-carved landscapes and vast panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. A glacier expert guide accompanies you every step of the way. Evening & Dinner On Your Own in Reykjavik: Return to Reykjavik, Iceland’s capital and largest city, where you and your fellow Adventurers can enjoy some free time and a nice meal on your own in this vibrant city. Ask your Adventure Guides for recommendation on sights to see and places to eat.
Breakfast at Hotel: Enjoy a hearty breakfast before heading to the airport for your flight to Akureyri. Travel to Akureyri: Transfer to Reykjavik Domestic Airport (RKV) for your flight from Reykjavik to Akureyri, which is approximately 40 minutes. Lunch at Baccalá Bar: Relax and enjoy a lovely meal overlooking Eyjafjörður Bay. The restaurant features delicious local fish dishes, as well as non-fish options. Ektafiskur Experience & Culinary Tasting: Visit this quaint fishing village and fish factory where you will learn about the fascinating history about its connection to the fish industry in Iceland. You’ll tour the facilities and see all the steps involved in exporting salted cod. Plus, for those brave Adventurers with a strong stomach, you can join “The Rotten Shark Club of Hauganes” by tasting fermented shark—and you’ll receive a verification card to prove that you actually did it! Whale Watching in Iceland's Longest Fjord: Set sail from Hauganes, a small fishing village along the west bank of Eyjafjörður—the longest fjord in Iceland—and keep a watchful eye out for the humpback whales that swim throughout these waters, surfacing to say hello to whale watchers. Depending on weather conditions, Adventurers can also try out some cod fishing from the boat. Dinner On Your Own in Akureyri: Enjoy a savory meal in Akureyri—which has earned the nickname “The Capital of North Iceland.” Find a restaurant on your own or ask your Adventure Guides for a recommendation.
Breakfast at the Hotel: Start your day of adventures out right—with a lovely breakfast of bread, pastries, eggs, waffles and more. Grenjaðarstaður Turf Houses: The farm at Grenjaðarstaður dates back over a thousand years to Iceland’s settlement. The picturesque turf house that currently stands was one of the country’s largest, with its oldest part dating back to 1865. This museum display offers a unique glimpse into how life once was for the Icelandic people. Lunch and Afternoon on Your Own in Húsavík: Explore this seaside village with much to offer. Visit the village’s unique Whale Museum (ticket included), check out the natural surroundings or stroll through the local shops of this wonderful town. Goðafoss Waterfall: With a height of almost 40 feet (12 m) and a width of almost a staggering 100 feet (30 m), Goðafoss Waterfall, which translates to “Waterfall of the Gods,” is one of the most impressive waterfalls in Iceland. Get up close to the water’s edge to get a feel for the power of this natural wonder. Dinner at Aurora Restaurant: Return to the hotel for a delicious meal featuring a menu of simple, delicious dishes in a warm, cozy atmosphere.
Breakfast at Hotel: Start off your day of adventure with a delicious breakfast before heading out for your amazing day. Lake Mývatn: Discover some of Iceland’s natural beauty and wonders, including its distinctive flora and fauna, natural hot springs and magnificent lava formations. Fuglasafn Sigurgeirs Bird Museum: Check out the largest private bird collection in Iceland at this spectacular museum established following the pioneering work of Sigurgeir Stefansson. The interactive display of the collection is both interesting and educational and contains a specimen of all of the Icelandic breeding birds except one. There are also several bird hides where you can get close up to the wildlife for photography or bird watching. Lunch at Café Vogafjós: Enjoy a hearty lunch at this unique café located inside the stable. The café offers not just a view of the cows, but also some of Iceland's most fresh and authentic cuisine. Dimmuborgir Lava Labyrinth: Visit the lava fields at Dimmuborgir and you’ll see where the landscape, which means, “black castle,” gets its name. The lava pillars, columns and arches were created over 2,000 years ago and, as legend says, is the home to the Icelandic Yuletide Lads, 13 mischievous boys who are akin to a trouble-making Santa Claus. Námafjall Mud Pots: Learn about geothermal energy and the raw power of the Earth as you witness boiling mud bubbles, steaming vents and colorful minerals that create a surreal environment that feels out of this world. Dinner On Your Own in Akureyri: Return to Akureyri and enjoy a nice meal on your own as you reflect on the beauty and adventure of your exciting day. Fresh fish is always on the menu as Akureyri is an important port and fishing center. Ask your Adventure Guides for a recommendation that will satisfy every appetite.
Breakfast at Hotel: Eat a nice breakfast at the hotel to prepare for the adventures that await you. River Rafting in Skagafjörður: Take to the water for a dramatic, but not too intense adventure through some of Iceland’s most spectacular deep canyon scenery. This trip is mostly Class II rapids with the occasional Class III, so it’s perfect for the less experienced rafter. Dry suits are included to keep you warm! Lunch at Hotel Varmahlíð: Discover the flavors of Iceland’s delicacies with both traditional and experimental dishes. Travel to Reykjavik: Transfer by motor coach to Reykjavik for a scenic ride along the famed Ring Road, Iceland’s national road which runs around the island and connects most of the major areas. Farewell Dinner at Restaurant Hōfnin: Celebrate the end of your amazing journey as you gather with your fellow adventurers at this family-run restaurant that mirrors the spirit of the surrounding harbor and it’s 1930s aquagreen houses that served as baiting sheds for local fisherman. Dine on classic Icelandic cuisine while enjoying the magnificent marina view with Esja mountain in the background.

Breakfast at the Hotel: Enjoy a final breakfast in Iceland before heading off to the airport for your trip home. Transfer to Keflavík International Airport (KEF): Say góður við to Iceland as you board a motor coach and head from Reykjavik to Keflavík International Airport (KEF) for your return flight home.
Reykjavik
4 nights
Akureyri
1 night
North Iceland
2 nights
Per person, twin share
The lowest current price is $9,999 per person (Jul 31, 2027 departure). Prices are per person, twin share, and depend on the departure date; the page lists every date with its price.
July 2027 has the lowest current price, from $9,999 per person, among 3 months with priced departures.
6 departures are open in June 2027, July 2027 and September 2027. Departures marked "On request" are confirmed by an advisor.
Disney-trained Adventure Guides and knowledgeable local experts, Outstanding Accommodations as specified in the itinerary, Meals as specified in the itinerary, Daily activities and entertainment as specified in the itinerary, Admission fees to attractions and performances as specified in the itinerary, Porterage service, Transportation within your adventure, Transfers upon arrival and departure (excluding pre- or post-nights not booked through Adventures by Disney ), All gratuities except for Adventure Guides, Taxes, including airport departure taxes (where applicable) and 1 more. Not included: Airfare to and from destination including excess baggage fees and other airport/airline fees, Travel protection insurance, Gratuities for Adventure Guides, Passport and visa fees, Alcoholic beverages, unless specified by the Adventure Guides and Phone calls, laundry and other items of a personal nature.
The 8-day itinerary visits Reykjavik, Golden Circle, South Iceland, Akureyri, North Iceland, Lake Mývatn and Akureyri and Reykjavik.
Hotels on this tour: Hilton Reykjavik Nordica, Reykjavik, Berjaya Akureyi Hotel, Akureyri and Berjaya Akureyri Hotel, North Iceland.
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