Iceland Tours & Things to Do

215 tours from 15 operatorsfrom $10 per person93% free cancellationrated 4.8/5 from 3,937 reviews See the numbers

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Iceland tours by the numbers

As of November 7, 2026, TripWays lists 215 bookable tours in Iceland from 15 operators. Prices start at $10 per person; half of them cost $1,132 or less, and the top price is $19,041. A typical tour lasts 6 hours; 193 finish within a day and 22 are multi-day trips. 93% offer free cancellation and 99% can be booked by a single traveler. Rated tours average 4.8 out of 5 across 3,937 reviews (46 rated tours).

Bookable tours
215
Operators
15
Lowest price per person
$10
Typical price (median)
$1,132
Middle half of prices
$348 – $1,627
Typical length
6 hours
Free cancellation
93%
Bookable by one traveler
99%
Average rating
4.8/5 (3,937 reviews)
Guide languages
English (209), French (84), German (79), Spanish (77)
Iceland tours by length
LengthToursFromTypical price
Up to 4 hours84$10$337
4 hours to 1 day109$74$1,426
2–3 days10$220$1,792
4–7 days11$789$1,500
8 days or more1$19,041$19,041
Where the tours are
PlaceToursFromTypical priceTypical length
Reykjavik180$10$1,1136 hours
Selfoss39$930$1,36910 hours
Keflavik20$322$1,1929 hours
Vik20$980$1,64212 hours
Akureyri11$322$1,6396 hours
Borgarnes8$1,431$2,07910.5 hours
Blaskogabyggd5$930$1,16210 hours
Seltjarnarnes5$815$1,2234 hours
Popular activities
ActivityToursFromTypical priceTypical length
Sightseeing137$49$1,0855 hours
Day Trips And Excursions97$106$1,4136.5 hours
Private Car Tour87$259$1,44210 hours
City Break80$66$8024.5 hours
Cultural And Theme Tours76$10$1,1824.5 hours
Vip And Exclusive72$102$1,4266 hours
City Tours70$74$8974 hours
Shore Excursions66$106$1,4266 hours

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Source: the live TripWays catalog of bookable tours, refreshed weekly (last update November 7, 2026). Prices are the lowest per-person price shown on each tour, in US dollars. Ratings combine reviews shown on each tour page. These numbers as JSON.

Iceland Travel Guide & FAQs

Iceland is a land of stunning natural wonders, known for its dramatic landscapes of volcanoes, glaciers, hot springs, and waterfalls. The best time to visit Iceland generally spans from late spring to early autumn, when the weather is milder and the days are longer, allowing travelers to fully explore its unique outdoor attractions. Typical trips to Iceland last about one to two weeks, giving visitors ample time to experience both the vibrant capital city and the breathtaking countryside.

With over 210 tours available in the TripWays catalog, Iceland offers a diverse range of activities, from guided glacier hikes and Northern Lights excursions to cultural city tours in Reykjavik and adventures around Selfoss and Reykjavikurborg. Whether you seek thrilling outdoor experiences or immersive cultural encounters, Iceland’s varied itineraries cater to all interests and travel styles.

Explore Iceland’s remarkable natural beauty and vibrant urban life on a TripWays tour, where you can choose from more than 200 options that highlight the country’s unique landscapes and rich heritage.

What is the best time to visit Iceland?

The best time to visit Iceland is generally from late spring to early autumn, when the weather is milder and daylight hours are longer, making it ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.

How many days should I spend in Iceland?

A typical trip to Iceland lasts between one to two weeks, allowing enough time to explore both the capital and the surrounding natural attractions.

What is the typical cost range for tours in Iceland?

On TripWays, tours in Iceland range from $10 to $19,041 per person, and half of them cost $1,132 or less (prices as of November 7, 2026). Tours of a day or less start at $10; multi-day tours start at $220.

How many days should I spend in Reykjavik?

Spending 2 to 3 days in Reykjavik is common, providing enough time to explore the city's cultural sites, restaurants, and nearby natural attractions.

What are popular day trips from Reykjavik?

Popular day trips from Reykjavik include visits to the Golden Circle, Blue Lagoon, and nearby waterfalls and geothermal areas.

How can I get to Reykjavik?

Reykjavik is accessible via Keflavik International Airport, with various transport options including shuttle buses, car rentals, and taxis connecting the airport to the city center.

How long are tours in Iceland?

Half of the tours in Iceland last 6 hours or less. By length: Up to 4 hours: 84; 4 hours to 1 day: 109; 2–3 days: 10; 4–7 days: 11; 8 days or more: 1.

Can I cancel a tour in Iceland for free?

199 of 215 tours in Iceland (93%) offer free cancellation. The exact deadline is shown on each tour page before you pay.

Can a solo traveler book a tour in Iceland?

Yes: 213 of 215 tours in Iceland can be booked for one person. The others need a minimum group of two or more travelers, shown on the tour page.

Which of the tours in Iceland has the most reviews?

Reykjavik Culinary Tour: Experience Traditional Icelandic Cuisine has the most reviews: 4.9 out of 5 from 655 reviews. It starts at $147 per person.