Akureyri

Blue Lagoon

Dettifoss

Diamond Beach

Dynjandi

Geysir

Goðafoss

Gullfoss

Húsavík

Jökulsárlón

Kerið

Kirkjufell

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Reykjavík

Discover how and where queer history in Reykjavík began, how the battle for equality has evolved through the years and where we are at now. See venues frequented by LGBTQIA&#43; people throughout the years and learn about the general history and outlook of the people who built Reykjavík and those who inhabit it today. &#xfeff; The tour starts at the Pink Iceland office on Skólavörðustígur 16. Places visited include the old center of town where we see Parliament, Iceland&#39;s Cathedral, Hotel Borg, Iceland&#39;s first (and oldest) street, Reykjavík&#39;s oldest house (which used to house a gay bar) and many other sites of interest. We end the tour the a suitably glamorous bar where your guide will join you for a drink and finish the tour by going over Iceland´s LGBTQ&#43; history &#xfeff; We welcome and encourage your questions during the tour. We&#39;re pretty knowledgeable about the city and if we don&#39;t know the answer we&#39;re good storytellers and can probably come up with an answer more interesting than the facts!Our City Walk either starts or ends with a drink (as all good tours should!)

Queer City Walk & Social Hour | Private Tour

Pink Iceland

Pink Iceland, Skólavörðustígur, Reykjavík, Iceland

The Golden Circle is Iceland&#39;s most popular day tour, and for good reason. Your Golden Circle experience with Pink Iceland will begin by treading in the footsteps of the Vikings at Thingvellir National Park. You’ll walk through the gorges, that are being torn apart as the tectonic plates move away from each other. If you listen closely, you just might hear the echos of the vikings deliberating at this UNESCO world heritage site of the first parliament in the world. The renowned Geysir geothermal area is not to be missed as you’ll walk the path through boiling ground, but be on your guard as the geyser Strokkur will erupt when you least expect it! These otherworldly geothermal grounds are one of the most visited in Iceland for good reason. The majestic waterfall Gullfoss is widely considered to be one of the most beautiful in the world. Were it not for local hero Sigríður Tómasdóttir who would walk all the way to the capital Reykjavik to argue against a dam being built up-river it would not exist in its current form - and our tour would be considerable less impressive. We recommend lunch at one of the organic farms in the area. One of which is Efsti Dalur who offer the best ice cream in Iceland in our humble opinion - or maybe you&#39;d rather like to enjoy tomato soup in a greenhouse at Friðheimar Tomato Farm.You can also relax in the geothermal waters of Laugarás Lagoon, a beautiful modern spa surrounded by mountains and looking out over the Hvítá River. As the newest spot on the Golden Circle, Laugarás Lagoon welcomes guests with warm geothermal pools that blend naturally with the surrounding landscape. You can choose to add standard admission to Laugarás Lagoon at check out.Traveling with Pink Iceland gives a unique opportunity for flexibility, so if something catches your eye, we’ll stop to take a look!

The Golden Circle | Private Tour

You’ll see the villages and farms of the southern part of Iceland before we arrive at the Eyjafjöll mountain range. In clear weather you can see volcanos and glaciers that have erupted 9 times in the last 50 years, the latest of which was the infamous Eyjafjallajökull eruption of 2010 stranding millions of travellers all around the world. Reynisfjara beach, a black sand beach with its basalt column cliffs, is a particular favourite of the south. The crashing waves of the open Atlantic break on the black sandy beach of Reynisfjara which is incredibly picturesque with its mountainous backdrop. Remember to be extra careful at this powerful beach as the waves are unpredictable and powerful. We’ll stop at the hidden waterfall Gljúfrabúi and the iconic Seljalandsfoss, the one you can walk behind. Along this stretch of the old sea cliffs, you’ll also see numerous other characterful waterfalls cascading down the mountainsides — and if the wind is strong, some of them even flow upward. The South Coast of Iceland truly has it all: waterfalls, glaciers, beaches, volcanoes, beautiful mountains, and farmlands.If you&#39;re interested, you can add a glacier hike to your South Shore Adventure. Short and Easy Glacier Walk on Sólheimajökull Glacier, led by the most certified and experienced glacier guides, promises an intimate and enriching experience, while our glacier trucks maximise your time on the glacier. This Sólheimajökull glacier walk isn&#39;t just an adventure but a respectful homage to nature, offering plentiful photo opportunities amidst awe-inspiring landscapes. You can choose to add the glacier hike at check out.Our private tours offer flexibility and freedom to veer off the beaten track, change the itinerary due to weather and cater to everyone&#39;s culinary interests!

South Shore Adventure | Private Tour

A woman draped in an icelandic woollen blanket stands on a rock on Djúpalónssandur beach taking in the views

A man observes the awesome landscapes on Snæfellsnes Peninsula

Vivid greens of lush vegetation and moss on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula

A hand is reached towards the sea, as in a toast, on the black sand  beaches of Djúpalónssandur

The sun rises, or sets, who knows, behind Kirkjufell Mountain:)

The impressive Lóndrangar cliffs on the western tip of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula

The picturesque town of Arnarstapi nestled on top of impressive cliffs on the southern side of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula

An aerial view of a long and winding road, threading its way through mountainous landscapes

We’ll drive through quaint fishing villages of the northern part of the peninsula where you’ll see one of Iceland’s most picturesque mountains, Kirkjufell and one of Iceland&#39;s most photographed waterfall, Kirkjufellsfoss. We’ll then enter the Snæfellsjökull National Park, named after the glacier-capped Snæfellsjökull Volcano which towers over the area. The 700,000 year old volcano, now covered by a glacier plays a pivotal role in Jules Verne&#39;s classic Sci-Fi novel the Journey to the Center of the Earth as the location of lava tubes reaching all the way to the earth&#39;s core. Jules&#39;s groundbreaking novel has inspired a number of films and TV shows you might want to see if you can find before visting the area yourself!  The Snæfellsnes National Park is covered by fields of lava that have flowed down the slopes of the volcano creating a truly unique landscape of moss covered lava fields, black pebble beaches, coastal cliffs and other-worldy wonders. Said to be one of the seven great energy centres of the earth, the glacier has been attributed various mystical powers and many who visit claim to experience an amazing connection to Mother Earth and her powers while others feel the presence of elves and trolls all around them. Regardless of any spiritual or magical connections  all agree that the Snæfellsnes Peninsula is beautiful and and awe-inspiring. You simply cannot go wrong with a visit to the Snæfellsnes Peninsula and while it&#39;s a long tour it&#39;s one well worth doing. You&#39;ll be taken good care of by your private guide who will not only regale you with stories but also you&#39;re warm and watered in between stops. All our private tours include light snacks and drinks for guests. Our private tours offer flexibility and freedom to veer off the beaten track, change the itinerary due to weather and/or cater to everyone&#39;s culinary interests.

Snæfellsnes Peninsula | Private Tour

Reykjavík, Iceland

Private Northern Lights tour // Luxury vehicle // meals included

We honestly believe this is the best Northern Lights Hunt available from Reykjavik - and it&#39;s all about flexibility, fun and storytelling as we want to make sure that regardless of whether or not the lights come out you&#39;ll still have an amazing time!This tour is well stocked with snacks and drinks. what&#39;s your poison, we&#39;ll make sure to stock some and then together we will embark on an adventure to whatever part of the country we&#39;re most likely to track down the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights). This tour takes you to some of the most beautiful places in Iceland, seldom seen in the dark by those who visit the country and let&#39;s face it, it&#39;s dark so they&#39;ll be barely seen. Your guide will do their best to make sure you find the Northern Lights. If however our hunt is unsuccessful, we promise that by the end of the night you will still have had a great time in great company. Mother Nature rules this land and we follow her lead. This means that we&#39;ll be closely monitoring the forecasts and promise to be fully transparent on your chances of seeing the lights so that you can make an informed decision. Our private tours offer flexibility and freedom to veer off the beaten track, change the itinerary due to weather and cater to everyone&#39;s culinary interests.

Northern Lights Hunt | Private Tour

Pink City Walk

Discover how and where gay history in Reykjavík began, how the battle for equality has evolved through the years and where we are at now. See the venues frequented by LGBTQIA&#43; people throughout the years and learn about the general history and outlook of the people who built Reykjavík and those who inhabit it today. &#xfeff; We start at Pink Iceland offices on Skólavörðustígur, just above the Rainbow Street. We welcome and encourage your questions during the tour. We&#39;re pretty knowledgeable about the city and its &#34;herstory&#34; and if we don&#39;t know the answer we&#39;re good storytellers and can probably come up with an answer more interesting than the facts! &#xfeff;

Queer City Walk | Pride Edition

Háifoss Waterfall in the Icelandic Highlands

Gjáin (e. The Gorge) A natural oasis of lush greenery and waterfalls

Hjálparfoss, a unique double waterfall framed by lava formations

Fossabrekkur, a lesser-known gem where crystal-clear streams tumble through mossy fields

Skálholt, once Iceland’s cultural and religious center

Canyon leading down from Háifoss Waterfall

This private tour is only available between Mid-May to Mid-October as it ventures into highland roads, inaccessible during winter. Duration: 9 - 10 hours depending on conditionsEscape the city and journey deep into one of Iceland’s most enchanting regions, Þjórsárdalur, also known as Paradise Valley. This privately guided day tour takes you from Reykjavík into the Icelandic highlands, where nature, history, and cinematic landscapes await.Your adventure begins with a scenic drive through the south, passing the charming town of Selfoss before heading inland. Our first stop is Þjóðveldisbærinn, a reconstructed Viking-era farmstead that brings Iceland’s medieval past to life. History buffs and Game of Thrones fans alike will enjoy stepping into this atmospheric replica, which served as a filming location for the series.Next, we visit Hjálparfoss, a unique double waterfall framed by lava formations, followed by Gjáin, a hidden oasis of waterfalls, beautiful rock formations and lush greenery. Few, if any, places in Iceland feel more like you&#39;re stepping in to a scene from a fairytale. From there, we continue deeper into the highlands to witness two of Iceland’s most spectacular waterfalls: Háifoss, the country’s second-highest waterfall, and its elegant brother, Granni, cascading side-by-side into a dramatic canyon.Finally, we visit Fossabrekkur, a lesser-known gem where crystal-clear streams tumble through mossy fields, a peaceful, off-the-beaten-path ending to an awe-inspiring day.On our return to Reykjavík, time and interest allowing, we’ll stop at the historic Skálholt, once Iceland’s cultural and religious center.

Paradise Valley & Highlands | Private Tour

The beautiful Kleifarvatn Lake on the Reykjanes Peninsula

Experience the edge of Iceland at Reykjanestá

Gunnuhver Hot Spring and The Reykjanes Lighthouse - steam rising from the hot spring

Gunnuhver Hot Spring and The Reykjanes Lighthouse

The Bridge between Continents - Stand between Tectonic Plates

A boiling mud pool at Seltún geothermal area

You can add a visit to the world famous Blue Lagoon to this tour

You can add a visit to the Blue Lagoon to this experience

You can add an exciting two hour ATV tour to this experience

You can add a two hour ATV tour to this experience

Add an exciting two hour ATV tour to this experience

The Reykjanes Peninsula really has it all. Awesome geothermal landscapes, beautiful lakes and mountains, charming fishing towns, cosy cafés, The Blue Lagoon, Tectonic Plates, The Bridge Between Continents, local history and sometimes an active volcano! The tour explores some of the highlights of the Reykjanes Peninsula including the Krísuvík road which takes you through some incredibly dramatic landcapes, Seltún geothermal area and Kleifarvatn Lake. If an eruption is happening we&#39;ll get as close as we&#39;re allowed of course! Upgrade your experience by adding a visit to the Blue Lagoon and/or an exciting 2 hour Black Beach ATV tourOur private tours offer flexibility and freedom to veer off the beaten track, change the itinerary due to weather and cater to everyone&#39;s culinary interests.

Reykjanes Lunar Landscapes | Private Tour

Glacier-carved valleys, ancient rivers, Iceland’s largest lava cave, and the world’s most powerful hot spring! These are just a few of our favorite things on this enchanting journey through West Iceland.We begin in Whale Fjord (Hvalfjörður), a quiet, dramatic fjord with deep ties to Icelandic folklore. The origin of its name is still debated, but one version tells the tale of Rauðhöfði (“Red Head”), an enormous, vengeful whale whose heart exploded atop Whale Mountain. Your guide may have a different version, possibly funnier, possibly weirder, possibly truer, possibly not. From there, we head to Deildartunguhver, the most powerful hot spring in Europe. Its boiling water supplies much of West Iceland with geothermal energy and enabling generations to live in the area. Next, you choose your own adventure:Víðgelmir Lava CaveDescend into the underworld and explore one of Iceland’s largest lava caves. With otherworldly colours, natural ice formations, and the eerie beauty of volcanic rock, Víðgelmir is a surreal and unforgettable experience, made safe and accessible with expert guides and subtle lighting.ORKrauma Geothermal BathsPrefer to stay above ground? Krauma combines water from Deildartunguhver hot spring with glacial meltwater to offer five hot baths, a cold plunge, two steam rooms, and a relaxation lounge where you can sip, snooze, or soak it all in.Before heading back, we visit one of Iceland’s most striking natural wonders: Hraunfossar and Barnafoss. Here, clear spring water flows straight out of the lava field, forming hundreds of tiny waterfalls. The nearby Barnafoss (“Children’s Falls”) has a haunting legend of its own, ask your guide to tell you the story if you’re in the mood for a little drama.Bonus stop (when possible): We love swinging by Háafell Goat Farm, where a dedicated family is working to save the rare Icelandic goat from extinction. Get up close and personal with these ancient (and adorable) creatures and maybe sample some goat cheese or soap while you’re there.