Iceland may not be the first place that comes to mind when you’re thinking of romantic getaways. That said, many couples believe it's the ultimate destination for adventurous spirits to explore together. And, more importantly, we think that you and your loved one will agree.

Whether you’re planning your dream honeymoon or celebrating an anniversary, let Iceland’s incredible natural beauty sweep you off your feet.

Absolutely! You’ll always have an unforgettable holiday in Iceland, thanks to its breathtaking scenery, geological wonders, and cultural gems. Add romance into the mix and you have the ideal honeymoon destination.

You’ll love experiencing everything that Iceland has to offer together, including top attractions like the famous Blue Lagoon. Plus, you don’t need to head far off the beaten track to have hidden gems and jaw-dropping views all to yourselves.

The Land of Fire and Ice makes for a stunning backdrop to your honeymoon photographs. If capturing and sharing these precious moments is important to you, then find out why Iceland is the perfect Instagram honeymoon destination.

Iceland is a country with a big heart, and there are plenty of ways to feel the love when travelling here. These are some of our favourite romantic things to do in Iceland:

• • Pamper yourself with a private spa treatment or a soothing dip in a geothermal pool
• • Savour Icelandic cuisine and enjoy elegant candlelit restaurants and gourmet tasting menus
• • Let the northern lights enchant you as they dance in flickering arcs across winter’s dark night skies
• • Venture inside one of the country’s glaciers on a guided tour to explore dazzling ice caves together
• • Snorkel in crystal-clear water, where the North American and Eurasion tectonic plates touch
• • Take a helicopter tour over geothermal plains and admire their colourful patchwork from above

Discover more top things to do in Iceland and check out these Iceland volcano tours for more trip inspiration.

Iceland’s stunning landscapes mean that you’ll find romantic places to explore with your loved one around every corner.

Of course, it’s being there together that makes a destination special. So get ready for romance, whether you’re driving Iceland’s scenic Ring Road or going on a secluded hike

These are some of the most romantic places to visit in Iceland:

• • Reykjavík — for meals out and drinks in trendy bars
• • Blue Lagoon — for spa treatments and relaxing in mineral-rich water
• • Snæfellsjökull National Park — for geological wonders
• • Landmannalaugar — for untouched landscapes and quiet hiking trails
• • South Iceland — for road trips to glacier lagoons and black sand beaches
• • Westfjords — for off-the-beaten-path sights and puffin-watching outings
• • East Iceland — for dramatic fjords and an eclectic art scene
• • North Iceland — for breathtaking waterfalls and whale-watching tours

Read more about the top 10 places to visit in Iceland. If you’d love to head off the beaten path, add some of Iceland’s hidden gems to your itinerary.

Iceland’s dreamy landscapes and opportunities for indulging in magical activities make it an ideal honeymoon destination. How you choose to explore on one of these romantic tour packages in Iceland is up to you.

You could rent a car and enjoy the flexibility of exploring stunning spots at your own pace on a self-drive tour. Drive around Iceland's Ring Road to experience as much of the country as you can in one trip.

Or focus on one or two regions – like South and West Iceland – to spend longer in each place. Another option is to go off the beaten path and take a road trip around North Iceland and the Westfjords.

On the other hand, opt for a privately guided tour of Iceland and let someone else do the driving. You’ll both be able to relax while your expert local guide takes you to the best spots and shares their in-depth knowledge with you.

Alternatively, you could select an action-packed multi-day Iceland tour. Travelling this way on a shorter trip allows you to make the most of your time in Iceland.

You’ll be based in Reykjavík with time for seeing the sights and experiencing the city’s nightlife. Your package also includes excursions and guided activities in the countryside. Think touring the renowned Golden Circle, snowmobiling together and visiting a glacier ice tunnel.

For more ideas on how to make your honeymoon an unforgettable experience, check out this blog.

The best time to take a honeymoon to Iceland depends on what you both enjoy doing, and how you like to travel as a couple. Iceland’s cultural highlights, jaw-dropping scenery and geological attractions make it a wonderful place to visit no matter the time of year.

Summer in Iceland brings milder temperatures, easier road conditions for a self-drive trip, and longer daylight hours compared to the winter.

In fact, with the midnight sun keeping the skies light at night, you can continue exploring until late. There are also more festivals and active excursions to choose from during the summer months. For example, you could go horse riding, enjoy hiking in the highlands and look for puffins.

On the other hand, winter in Iceland brings its own set of charms. Think seeing the sights with fewer visitors around, touring natural ice caves together, and bathing in geothermal pools surrounded by snow. Another major draw of the winter months are the northern lights.

Indeed, witnessing this natural phenomenon together is an experience you’ll both treasure. Plus, if you’re seeking a honeymoon with a touch of festive flair, you could make it even more magical by choosing an Iceland Christmas tour. Or join the celebrations on a New Year Iceland package.

The shoulder months of May and September are also a good time to go to Iceland. This is because there are less people visiting than during the summer and you’ll get more hours of daylight than in winter.

Check out this complete guide to the best time to visit Iceland to find out more about what you can do depending on the season. And read up on the best times and places to see the northern lights in Iceland if you dream of chasing the aurora borealis together.