Luxury Tour Packages in Iceland

Awe-inspiring natural beauty is what makes Iceland such an incredible destination for luxury holidays. This is a country unlike any other on Earth, awash with geological wonders and rich in local folklore.

These are just some of the best things to do on your luxury tour of Iceland:

• Ride in a helicopter over volcanoes and glaciers
• Indulge in sumptuous spa treatments at the Blue Lagoon Retreat
• Marvel at the geysers, gorges and waterfalls of the Golden Circle
• Hike on glaciers or step inside them on a caving adventure
• Listen to folk tales while exploring sites steeped in Icelandic mythology
• Walk on a rift valley between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates
• Soak in warm, nutrient-rich geothermal baths or hot springs
• Venture into the rugged highlands to witness wild landscapes
• Stroll along volcanic black sand beaches with views of basalt sea stacks
• Step behind a mighty waterfall to see rainbows rising from the spray

The incredible experiences that await you are enhanced on a luxury tour, as you’ll have a private guide to share their stories and local knowledge with you. Read our blog to find out more of the best things to do in Iceland on your private tour and the most romantic things to do in Iceland.

In Iceland, you can stay at sophisticated hotels set in remote locations, with uninterrupted views of the natural surroundings. You could wake up to the sight of a shimmering lake, mossy lava fields or rolling hills outside your window. It is simply a privilege to sleep this close to nature in total comfort.

When you visit Iceland on a luxury tour with Nordic Visitor, we book you into the country’s best premium accommodation. We’ve done all the research to ensure that every hotel on your itinerary meets our high standards. We also know which are the best rooms, so you don’t need to give it a second thought.

Here are some of our top recommended places to stay in Iceland, with exclusive amenities, stunning views, or both:

• The Retreat at the Blue Lagoon
• Kerlingarfjöll Highland Base
• Hotel Geysir
• Magma Hotel
• Canopy Hotel
• Hotel Húsafell

Find out more about these top Iceland boutique hotels on our blog. 

Of course, we will tailor your luxury tour to meet your every wish. Want a gourmet food and wine tour of the capital city? Perhaps an upgrade to a snowmobile or helicopter transfer? No problem. Whatever you have in mind, we will make it happen.

Our luxury tours already include experiential activities with a private guide and top recommended routes. However, no request is too small, so whether you want to add extra nights, destinations or excursions, we will customise your itinerary to match your preferences.

Yes, you can choose your ideal arrival dates. We have a wide range of arrival options depending on the package and season. Our packages are available to purchase online so you can choose the best dates for you.

If you’ve already got a tour but now need to change your dates, contact your travel consultant as soon as possible to rearrange your package.

We recommend that you book your Nordic Visitor tour first to secure your preferred dates before buying your flights. Do search for flights in the meantime so you know what’s available, but wait to purchase them until after your travel consultant has confirmed your tour booking.

By securing your Iceland holiday first, you get introduced to your dedicated travel consultant and you will receive all of your tour details. This means you can make a more informed choice when reserving flights in and out of Iceland. If you have any questions you can always contact us for advice.

Since Iceland’s weather is as changeable as its landscape, we highly recommend you pack for all conditions. If you visit in winter, make sure to bring plenty of warm layers for the cold temperatures. If you are coming in the summer, an eye mask will help you sleep during the light nights.

Here are our top recommendations on what to bring to Iceland:

• A lightweight jacket
• Wool sweater
• Waterproof jacket and trousers
• Sensible footwear with good grip
• Gloves, scarves and thermal socks
• A swimsuit and sandals
• Sunscreen and insect repellent in the summer months
• An insulated coat and thermal layers in the winter months

You also might want to bring smarter outfits for dining out in Reykjavík. A swimsuit is another key item if you want to go hot spring bathing in Iceland, especially at the luxurious Blue Lagoon Retreat. If you forget anything though, don’t worry. Your guide will help you find it here in Iceland!

For more ideas on what you’ll need on your tour, read our packing guide.