From £7,618 per person (excluding flights from the UK)
For the Iceland part, this is based on 10 nights’ accommodation with breakfast, a 6-day escorted bus tour with an English-speaking guide/driver-guide, the listed excursions, and return airport transfers.
For the Greenland part, this includes a return flight between Keflavik and Ilulissat (including airport taxes), transfers to/from the hotel in Greenland, 4 nights in a 4-star hotel in Ilulissat with breakfast, and welcome and farewell dinners.
This roughly converts to 9,065 EUR | 9,827 USD
Departure days: Every other Friday from June-September
Located in one of the greenest areas in Reykjavik, the Natura Berjaya is the perfect location for those who love nature and the outdoors, with easy access to expansive stretches of biking, running and walking trails. Reykjavik’s Nautholsvik Geothermal beach area and the famous Perlan, Iceland’s Natural history museum are close by. The city centre is within easy reach – just a few minutes away by car or bus or approximately a 20-minute walk. With the popular shopping street ‘Laugavegur’ just a few minutes longer. Inside the hotel you will find a warm and inviting atmosphere, with furnishings inspired by the beautiful nature that surrounds the property. Facilities at the hotel include the Satt Restaurant, bar, Spa and fitness areas.
Located in one of the greenest areas in Reykjavik, the Natura Berjaya is the perfect location for those who love nature and the outdoors, with easy access to expansive stretches of biking, running and walking trails. Reykjavik’s Nautholsvik Geothermal beach area and the famous Perlan, Iceland’s Natural history museum are close by. The city centre is within easy reach – just a few minutes away by car or bus or approximately a 20-minute walk. With the popular shopping street ‘Laugavegur’ just a few minutes longer. Inside the hotel you will find a warm and inviting atmosphere, with furnishings inspired by the beautiful nature that surrounds the property. Facilities at the hotel include the Satt Restaurant, bar, Spa and fitness areas.
Berjaya Akureyri Hotel is the perfect base to enjoy Iceland’s beautiful North region and only a short walk away from the centre of town with many shops, bars, restaurants and the Akureyki Art Museum, Botanical Gardens and geothermal swimming pool nearby. The friendly hotel is tastefully decorated with bright rooms and magnificent views. It also offers the Aurora restaurant and bar.
Spend the morning exploring Akureyri, the capital of North Iceland, with stunning views over Eyjafjörður fjord. From April to October, you may opt for a whale-watching tour (09:00–12:00). In the afternoon, visit Goðafoss, the waterfall of the gods, before heading to Lake Mývatn, a geological wonderland teeming with birdlife. Explore the lava formations at Kálfaströnd, the pseudo craters at Skútustaðir, and the tephra cone Hverfjall. End the day with a relaxing soak in the Mývatn Nature Baths, enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
Overnight: Berjaya Mývatn Hotel or similar.
Berjaya Akureyri Hotel is the perfect base to enjoy Iceland’s beautiful North region and only a short walk away from the centre of town with many shops, bars, restaurants and the Akureyki Art Museum, Botanical Gardens and geothermal swimming pool nearby. The friendly hotel is tastefully decorated with bright rooms and magnificent views. It also offers the Aurora restaurant and bar.
Overnight: Berjaya Hérað Hotel or similar.
Overnight: Fosshotel Glacier Lagoon or similar.
Start the day at Jökulsárlón, a breathtaking glacial lagoon filled with floating icebergs, where you may spot seals in the icy waters. From May to September, a boat tour among the icebergs is included. Walk along Diamond Beach, where glistening ice chunks wash ashore. Travel along the southern edge of Vatnajökull National Park, home to Iceland’s highest mountains and Europe’s largest glacier.
Continue along the South Coast, crossing the vast Eldhraun lava field and black sand plains. Visit Reynisfjara’s striking black lava beach before stopping at Skógafoss, one of Iceland’s most impressive waterfalls. At Skógar, explore a fascinating folk museum with turf houses and historic artefacts. End the day at Seljalandsfoss, where a walking path lets you venture behind the cascading water—if you don’t mind getting wet!
Overnight: Stracta Hotel Hella or similar.
Located in one of the greenest areas in Reykjavik, the Natura Berjaya is the perfect location for those who love nature and the outdoors, with easy access to expansive stretches of biking, running and walking trails. Reykjavik’s Nautholsvik Geothermal beach area and the famous Perlan, Iceland’s Natural history museum are close by. The city centre is within easy reach – just a few minutes away by car or bus or approximately a 20-minute walk. With the popular shopping street ‘Laugavegur’ just a few minutes longer. Inside the hotel you will find a warm and inviting atmosphere, with furnishings inspired by the beautiful nature that surrounds the property. Facilities at the hotel include the Satt Restaurant, bar, Spa and fitness areas.
Depart by bus (no guide) and drive through lava fields to the Blue Lagoon, where you can unwind in its geothermal waters, rich in minerals believed to have healing properties. The afternoon is free to explore Reykjavík at your own pace or enjoy an optional spa treatment at the Blue Lagoon. Entrance fee and towel are included.
Overnight: Berjaya Reykjavík Natura Hotel or similar
Located in one of the greenest areas in Reykjavik, the Natura Berjaya is the perfect location for those who love nature and the outdoors, with easy access to expansive stretches of biking, running and walking trails. Reykjavik’s Nautholsvik Geothermal beach area and the famous Perlan, Iceland’s Natural history museum are close by. The city centre is within easy reach – just a few minutes away by car or bus or approximately a 20-minute walk. With the popular shopping street ‘Laugavegur’ just a few minutes longer. Inside the hotel you will find a warm and inviting atmosphere, with furnishings inspired by the beautiful nature that surrounds the property. Facilities at the hotel include the Satt Restaurant, bar, Spa and fitness areas.
Transfer to Keflavík International Airport for a three-hour flight to Ilulissat. Upon arrival, transfer to your accommodation and attend a welcome meeting with your local guide. Enjoy a guided city walk to explore Ilulissat, visit the local museum, and observe daily life at the busy harbour.
In the evening, take a three-hour sunset cruise through the Ilulissat Icefjord, the world’s largest ice sculpture park. The constantly shifting lights and colours create a mesmerising experience. From late May to late July, enjoy the Midnight Sun; outside this period, the cruise showcases the sunset reflecting off the icebergs. Dress warmly.
Overnight: Best Western Hotel Ilulissat or similar.
Located in one of the greenest areas in Reykjavik, the Natura Berjaya is the perfect location for those who love nature and the outdoors, with easy access to expansive stretches of biking, running and walking trails. Reykjavik’s Nautholsvik Geothermal beach area and the famous Perlan, Iceland’s Natural history museum are close by. The city centre is within easy reach – just a few minutes away by car or bus or approximately a 20-minute walk. With the popular shopping street ‘Laugavegur’ just a few minutes longer. Inside the hotel you will find a warm and inviting atmosphere, with furnishings inspired by the beautiful nature that surrounds the property. Facilities at the hotel include the Satt Restaurant, bar, Spa and fitness areas.
After breakfast, take a guided tour to Sermermiut, an ancient Inuit settlement located on the Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Learn about the different Inuit cultures that have lived here over the past 4,000 years and admire views of the massive icebergs. The 3 km (1.9 mi) round-trip hike takes about an hour over a mix of track bridges and natural terrain—sturdy footwear is recommended.
After the hike, visit a local family’s home for coffee and an insight into daily life in Greenland.
Overnight: Best Western Hotel Ilulissat or similar.
Sail south along the Ilulissat Icefjord, passing enormous icebergs and local fishermen in their small boats. Visit the settlement of Ilimanaq, where hunting and fishing remain central to daily life. Stroll past historic wooden houses from the old Danish trading post, dating back to 1730. Enjoy a lunch of Greenlandic specialities at a small local restaurant before returning to Ilulissat via Disko Bay, keeping an eye out for migrating whales.
Overnight: Best Western Hotel Ilulissat or similar.
Set out early for a full-day boat trip to Eqi, one of Greenland’s most striking calving glaciers, located 80 km north of Ilulissat. Get close to the towering 5-km-wide glacier front and witness enormous chunks of ice crashing into the sea. The combination of sound and spectacle makes for an unforgettable experience.
Overnight: Best Western Hotel Ilulissat or similar.
Spend the morning exploring Ilulissat or shopping for last-minute souvenirs before your flight back to Keflavík. Upon arrival, transfer to your accommodation in Reykjavík for a two-night stay.
Overnight: Berjaya Reykjavík Natura Hotel or similar.
Located in one of the greenest areas in Reykjavik, the Natura Berjaya is the perfect location for those who love nature and the outdoors, with easy access to expansive stretches of biking, running and walking trails. Reykjavik’s Nautholsvik Geothermal beach area and the famous Perlan, Iceland’s Natural history museum are close by. The city centre is within easy reach – just a few minutes away by car or bus or approximately a 20-minute walk. With the popular shopping street ‘Laugavegur’ just a few minutes longer. Inside the hotel you will find a warm and inviting atmosphere, with furnishings inspired by the beautiful nature that surrounds the property. Facilities at the hotel include the Satt Restaurant, bar, Spa and fitness areas.
Depart by bus (no guide) for an excursion to Raufarhólshellir, one of Iceland’s longest and most famous lava tubes. The guided tour lasts about three hours, with approximately 55–60 minutes spent inside the cave, offering a fascinating glimpse into Iceland’s volcanic past.
Overnight: Berjaya Reykjavík Natura Hotel or similar.
Located in one of the greenest areas in Reykjavik, the Natura Berjaya is the perfect location for those who love nature and the outdoors, with easy access to expansive stretches of biking, running and walking trails. Reykjavik’s Nautholsvik Geothermal beach area and the famous Perlan, Iceland’s Natural history museum are close by. The city centre is within easy reach – just a few minutes away by car or bus or approximately a 20-minute walk. With the popular shopping street ‘Laugavegur’ just a few minutes longer. Inside the hotel you will find a warm and inviting atmosphere, with furnishings inspired by the beautiful nature that surrounds the property. Facilities at the hotel include the Satt Restaurant, bar, Spa and fitness areas.
Transfer by Flybus shuttle from your accommodation in Reykjavík to Keflavík International Airport for your onward journey.
Located in one of the greenest areas in Reykjavik, the Natura Berjaya is the perfect location for those who love nature and the outdoors, with easy access to expansive stretches of biking, running and walking trails. Reykjavik’s Nautholsvik Geothermal beach area and the famous Perlan, Iceland’s Natural history museum are close by. The city centre is within easy reach – just a few minutes away by car or bus or approximately a 20-minute walk. With the popular shopping street ‘Laugavegur’ just a few minutes longer. Inside the hotel you will find a warm and inviting atmosphere, with furnishings inspired by the beautiful nature that surrounds the property. Facilities at the hotel include the Satt Restaurant, bar, Spa and fitness areas.
