Iceland · 7-DAY EXPERIENCES
9 reviewed
Out of 9 7-day experiences written up here, these 9 stand up to the money. See what the morning demands of you, the per-person cost, and how far east or north it drags you.
A 7-day small-group sweep of Iceland’s south coast, Golden Circle, East Fjords, Akureyri, and Snæfellsnes with breakfast and guided stops.
“Exceeding Beyond any expectations. The guide is delivering jaw dropping sceneries wherever we go ! Highly highly recommended !”
7-day small-group Ring Road tour from Reykjavik with hotel stays, breakfast, guided sights, and optional glacier hike plus geothermal baths.
“The 19 seater van was too small for this tour. It was more crammed than airline basic economy, with very little leg room and little space for our day bags. One of the 3 tour guides should talk less. She should not share her personal stories. Stick to tour related material. Acureyri hotel room was too small, no table space, no bag space, poorly lit, no closet, no safe, bathroom too small. Other than the above the tour was very enjoyable.”
Small-group Ring Road tour from Reykjavik with waterfalls, Myvatn steam, optional boat icebergs, and hot springs.
“I was in the fence about self driving vs a guided tour and I am thankful that I chose the latter. It was so nice to sit back and let someone else do the driving while still getting to see majority of the sites that were on my list. On top of that I had the most incredible guide, Olí. All the accommodations were up to par and I ate some really great food. Highly recommend this tour to get the basics of ring road!”
A 7-day small-group Iceland loop from Reykjavik, mixing Ring Road sights, Katla ice cave, Vök Baths, and whale watching.
“Really happy with the trip. The guide (Starri) was really super, informed, witty and obviously enjoyed his job and showcasing his country to visitors. the Hotels were really good quality. the only problem is that there is so much to see and do, that at times things can seem a bit rushed - but that is true for many tours in many countries.”
7-day private campervan self-drive through Iceland south and west, with geothermal baths, an ice cave tour, and Northern Lights flexibility.
“We rented a camper van (VW Crafter) from CampEasy for one week over Christmas to explore Iceland for the first time, and it was an incredible experience!”
7-day small-group Ring Road loop from Reykjavik with included hotels, breakfasts, and a Jökulsárlón amphibian boat ride.
“Book this tour, you see almost all of the must sees and some surprises too.”
Private 7-day around Iceland tour from Reykjavik with a guide, hotel stays, breakfasts, and big-name geology, from Golden Circle to ice lagoons.
“Traveling Iceland helped us have a wonderful trip to Iceland. It gave us a glimpse of the life and beauty of the island. Our tour guide,Dr. Helga Bara, was so knowledgeable and made our trip so interesting and informative while we enjoyed the beauty of the landscape. Strongly recommend Travelling Iceland to those planning a visit to Iceland.”
7 days in Iceland with Reykjavik, Golden Circle, Blue Lagoon, Snæfellsnes, and Northern Lights hunting, with transfers and key tickets included.
“Overall, was a great itinerary. Viator uses Arago Travel agency out of India. Some good, some not so good aspects. Pro’s: itinerary, responsiveness and re-bookings when needed, they tracked all issues and changes and adjusted quickly. Con’s: hotel chosen. Was one of 3 FossHotels in area and were put in the oldest and cheapest facility. We weren’t there much of course, but property was very bare bones. For example, if you pointed your elbows out on either side of you, the shower wasn’t big enough to accommodate. Very cramped and noisy, every sound could be heard through walls. Not one good night sleep.”
Relaxed Iceland highlights in 7 days, with Reykjavik on a 24-hour bus pass, Golden Circle, South Coast ice, and Blue Lagoon.
“Major Disappointment with Untapped Potential! Let me start with a few disclaimers: 1. My wife and I have been traveling the world for the past 20 years (at least two, sometimes three trips a year). 2. For two decades we have been using Viator as the “to go” agency for our toRead more”
