Embark on an exciting adventure to the land of fire and ice! Discover the breath-taking wonders of Iceland, from majestic whales in their natural habitat to the stunning landscapes of the Golden Circle tour. Unwind in the calming waters of the Blue Lagoon and experience some of what this extraordinary.
With so much to do throughout the year, no matter the weather, Iceland is a fantastic choice for a luxurious-yet-adventurous holiday that is one for the bucket list.
View below our variety of holiday packages to Iceland:
Iceland is a land of breath-taking natural beauty, steeped in rich history and brimming with unforgettable experiences. From its dramatic volcanic landscapes and towering glaciers to its vibrant cultural heritage, this Nordic island offers something truly extraordinary for every traveller.
Join us as we uncover the wonders of Iceland, where every moment is filled with breath-taking scenery, fascinating history, and unforgettable experiences.
3 Nights
Iceland, Reykjavik
Whale watching
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Iceland is a land of unparalleled natural beauty, where dramatic landscapes unfold at every turn. From towering glaciers and rugged mountains to vast lava fields and cascading waterfalls, the scenery is both awe-inspiring and diverse.
The Golden Circle showcases some of the country’s most iconic sights, including the geothermal wonders of Geysir and the majestic Gullfoss waterfall. In the south, the black sand beaches of Vik contrast starkly with the vibrant blue of the Atlantic Ocean, while the Reynisfjara beach features stunning basalt columns and towering sea stacks.
In the winter months, the landscape transforms into a winter wonderland, with the Northern Lights dancing across the sky, illuminating the snow-covered terrain. Whether hiking on a glacier, exploring volcanic craters, or soaking in a natural hot spring, the breath-taking landscapes of Iceland leave an indelible mark on all who visit.
To maximise your experience, why not add on one of our recommended Activities?
10 hour Katla Ice Cave Under the Volcano Tour – £153p
3-5 hour Northern Lights Super Jeep Tour – £120pp
8 hour Classic Golden Circle Day Tour – £65pp
12 hour South Coast, Waterfalls, and Glacier Hike – £125pp
8-10 hour Glacier Snowmobiling Tour from Reykjavik – £165pp
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This carefully curated journey takes you from Iceland’s dramatic volcanic landscapes to the untouched Arctic beauty of Greenland. Begin in Reykjavik, where you’ll explore world-famous highlights including the Golden Circle and the rugged South Coast, home to powerful waterfalls, black sand beaches, and vast glaciers.
Crossing into Greenland, the scenery becomes even more remote and extraordinary. In Ilulissat, marvel at towering icebergs drifting through the UNESCO-listed Icefjord and experience the quiet charm of Arctic life. A stay in the secluded Ilimanaq Lodge offers a rare opportunity to disconnect, surrounded by pristine wilderness, with opportunities to hike to glaciers and witness the region’s raw natural power up close.
Back in Iceland, your journey ends with pure relaxation at the Blue Lagoon, where mineral-rich waters provide the perfect contrast to the adventure before. Combining iconic landmarks with remote, lesser-visited destinations, this itinerary offers a unique and immersive Arctic experience from start to finish.
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It is a misconception there are Glass Igloos in Iceland, currently this is not the case as there are no Iceland Glass Igloos - there are a a number of resorts currently offering the Glass Igloos however they are available mostly in Finland, Norway and Sweden, not Iceland. If you would like to stay in a glass Igloo but aren't sure which - please call our travel team today on 01793 939035 or alternatively fill out the enquiry form below.
The glass igloos that people think are in Iceland are actually in Finland, we have a number of glass Igloo options with our most popular and well known resort being the Kakslauttanen Glass Igloos in Finland (pictured above).
Talk through the different Glass Igloo options available to you with our sales team on 01793 939035 – remember to add +44 if calling from outside the UK
Prices start from around £1,450pp and includes flights from Heathrow/Manchester, 2 nights in a log cabin, 1 night in a glass igloo, a selection of activities and all transfers.
Ice Hotel Iceland?
People also tend to ask about an Ice Hotel Iceland – again this is a common misconception, there are no Ice Hotels in Iceland – the closest Icehotel is in Sweden – our most popular package is the 3 night Ice Hotel which is for the Swedish Ice Hotel.
Discover all of our ice hotel holiday packages! If you’re looking to travel to Iceland and don’t mind not staying in an ice hotel or glass Igloo then we can arrange packages to your requirements. Despite the Name Iceland the yearround temperature averages doesn’t make it souitable to build an icehote; You can, however, visit and even go into a glacier. Because the snow is less regular than in Sweden, Finland and Norway it is also less common to find activities like Husky sledging and snowmobiling. So if you want a break with a glass igloo and/or Ice hotel just let us know and we’ll be happy to provide some suggestions that might be best for you.
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8 Day Around Iceland Tour is an itinerary designed to see the best sights around the country. In the Winter there is a good chance to see the Northern Lights. Summer is the time you will witness the midnight sun. If you’ve always wanted to see Iceland or perhaps you’ve only ever visited Reykjavík and wanted to see more of this amazing island, this is absolutely the tour for you.
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4 Day Iceland Golden Circle and South Coast tour showcases the very best of Iceland on an unforgettable short break, combining iconic sights with once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Explore the geothermal wonders of the Golden Circle, including the erupting hot springs at Geysir, the powerful cascade of Gullfoss, and the dramatic landscapes of Thingvellir National Park.
Continue along Iceland’s spectacular South Coast to discover towering waterfalls such as Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss, and stroll the striking black sands of Reynisfjara.
By night, venture out in search of the magical Northern Lights, before unwinding in the soothing, mineral-rich waters of the world-famous Blue Lagoon. A perfect balance of adventure and relaxation, this four-day Iceland escape highlights the very best of the Golden Circle and South Coas
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4 Day Iceland Glaciers and Ice Caves invites you to answer the call of the wild in breath-taking Iceland, where fire and ice collide in spectacular fashion. This expertly crafted short break takes you beyond the ordinary, deep into shimmering glaciers, dramatic volcanic landscapes, and extraordinary natural caves shaped by lava and ancient ice. From thundering waterfalls along the iconic South Coast of Iceland to the crystal-blue depths of the mighty Katla Ice Cave, every day delivers unforgettable adventure and striking photo opportunities. Perfectly balanced with comfort, guided exploration, and authentic experiences, this immersive 4 Day Iceland getaway showcases the country’s raw beauty, powerful nature, and bucket-list glacier adventures in one unforgettable escape.
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Exploring Iceland can feel akin to admiring intricate details of a watercolour painting, such is the country’s natural beauty. Much of that beauty is also unspoilt by human influence, enabling you to feel as though you have essentially stepped right into a nature documentary.
Iceland also has much to recommend it, whether you are more attracted to the day or night. Though the days and nights there are roughly equal in length during the March and September equinoxes, December is dark for almost 20 hours a day, while the sun can remain up at 11pm in the summer.
Getting used to the way of doing things in Iceland also does not have to be a massive culture shock. English is widely spoken here despite Icelandic being the country’s official language – and most of the shops, restaurants and hotels accept credit/debit card payments.
The most obvious draw for tourists is Reykjavík – Iceland’s capital city, comprising more than a third of the country’s population. The city is renowned as one of the world’s cleanest and safest, and includes the exhibition space Safnahúsið, which belongs to the National Museum of Iceland.
Other notable settlements in Iceland include the picturesque Akureyri, which lies on the Ring Road, and Keflavík, which can easily be explored by foot and provides ready access to the geothermal spa the Blue Lagoon, as well as Keflavík International Airport.
Still, you should be wary of making the all-too-common tourist mistake of sticking to well-populated areas. That’s because many of Iceland’s most memorable sites are actually organic spots much further afield – like the large volcanoes, which you can see without having to pay any entry fees.
On the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, you can even find the ice-covered volcanic crater where the classic Jules Verne science fiction novel Journey to the Centre of the Earth was set.
Why look for a manmade light display when the world naturally creates its own? Our Iceland Northern Lights Explorer package offers you a great chance of seeing this delightful aurora in the sky – especially as finding the right conditions for you to do so could otherwise be a hit-and-miss affair.
While on the subject of stunning sights, you can also see plenty of them by riding a horse to Iceland’s Golden Circle. The key attractions you can expect to see here include the Gullfoss waterfall and the hot spring Geysir, the name of which inspired the English word ‘geyser’.
You might have also heard of Iceland’s Midnight Sun, but what is it? It is a natural phenomenon where the sun sits above or close to the horizon on an almost 24-hour basis. With our Midnight Sun summer package, you can enjoy amazingly lengthy days of sunlight.
At Arctic Direct, we create luxury Arctic holidays that go beyond the ordinary. From staying in a glass igloo under the Northern Lights to sledding across frozen landscapes with a team of huskies, our packages include flights, premium accommodations, and unforgettable activities. With expert planning, financial protection, and 24/7 support, you can book with complete confidence.
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With years of expertise, our Arctic specialists design bespoke itineraries, from polar bear tracking to glass igloo stays, ensuring every journey is personalised to your travel style.
Our packages cover flights, premium accommodations, and unforgettable Arctic experiences like husky sledding and Northern Lights tours, so you know exactly what you’re paying for – no hidden surprises.
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Secure your dream Arctic getaway with low deposits and interest-free monthly payments, making luxury travel more accessible while giving you full control over your budget.
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Winter temperatures usually range from -1°C to 4°C (30°F to 39°F), but it can feel colder with wind. Inland areas may drop below -10°C (14°F). Iceland’s weather can be very unpredictable with snow, rain and wind therefore temperatures can change suddenly.
Yes! Iceland is one of the best places to see the Northern Lights, especially from September to April.
No, UK passport holders do not need a visa to visit Iceland for short stays. However, if you hold a different passport, we recommend checking your country’s official government website for specific entry requirements.
