What defines this journey
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A broader route connecting multiple regions of Iceland
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West Iceland, South Coast, and glacier landscapes in one journey
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Private driver-guide throughout
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Structured approach to longer travel days
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Balanced pacing across a full week
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Flexibility within a clearly planned framework
Journey details
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Duration: 7 days / 6 nights
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Journey type: Private, guided journey
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Guided days: 5 full days
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Start: Reykjavík or Keflavík Airport
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End: Reykjavík or Keflavík Airport
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Season: Year-round, adjusted to conditions
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Group size: Private (typically 2–6 guests)
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Activity level: Light to moderate
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This journey is designed for those who want to experience more of Iceland in a single route, while maintaining a steady and manageable pace.
What’s included
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Private experienced driver-guide
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Private vehicle (fuel, parking, and road fees included)
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Accommodation for 6 nights with breakfast
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Planned routing and full journey coordination
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Reykjavík food experience on arrival day
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Entrance to Sky Lagoon (SER package)
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Reserved lunch experience at Friðheimar or Vinstofa
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Glacier hike with a certified guide
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Boat experience on Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon (summer tour)
(or seasonal Puffin tour — typically May to early August) -
Entrance to Blue Lagoon (Premium package) on departure day
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All on-the-ground handling throughout the journey
Not included
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International flights
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Dinners (unless specified)
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Spa treatments at Sky Lagoon or Blue Lagoon
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Personal expenses
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Additional activities not confirmed in advance
Pricing
From ISK 2,990,000 per private journey
Based on 2 guests. Adjusted for group size and accommodation choices.
GRAND ICELAND JOURNEY
GRAND ICELAND JOURNEY
THE EXPERIENCE
This seven-day journey brings together multiple regions of Iceland, connecting them in a single, well-paced route.
Arrival and departure are handled smoothly, creating a clear start and finish. Between those points, the journey unfolds over five full days of guided exploration with a private driver-guide.
You move from Reykjavík into the west, continue through changing landscapes toward the south and glacier regions, and return through some of Iceland’s most defining terrain.
The distances are longer, but the structure is designed to keep the pace steady and manageable. Each day is planned with intention, allowing the journey to flow without feeling rushed.
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