Iceland: Land of Fire & Ice
Self-drive through dramatic landscapes where glaciers meet waterfalls and the Northern Lights dance across endless skies.
Why Iceland?
Iceland isn’t just a destination, it’s a journey that transforms you. Every kilometer you drive on your own reveals a fresh side of the country’s raw beauty. You might feel the power of roaring waterfalls one moment and then watch the Northern Lights paint the sky the next.
Choosing a self-drive adventure in Iceland gives you complete freedom. You can stop wherever a view captures your heart, spend extra time in places that inspire you, and discover hidden spots that most guided tours never reach. It’s the perfect way to explore if you love traveling at your own pace and creating your own path.
Perfect for Group and Self-Drive Adventures
Featured Routes
Discover the most spectacular self-drive routes across Iceland
Days 1-2: Golden Circle & South Coast
Explore Reykjavík, Þingvellir, Geysir, Gullfoss, Secret Lagoon. Visit stunning waterfalls and black sand beaches. Northern Lights hunting both evenings.
Days 3-4: Glaciers & East Fjords
Discover Jökulsárlón ice lagoon, Diamond Beach, Blue Ice Cave. Explore Vestrahorn mountain and scenic East Fjords. Aurora viewing nightly.
Days 5-6: North Iceland Wonders
Visit Dettifoss waterfall, Mývatn geothermal area, Goðafoss. Explore Akureyri city and historic turf churches. Nightly Northern Lights hunts.
Days 7-9: Peninsula, Lagoon & Departure
Optional Snæfellsnes Peninsula with Kirkjufell. Relax at Blue Lagoon spa. Explore Reykjavík museums. Final aurora attempt before departure.
Upcoming Iceland Trips
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21st March - 29th March
9 Days of Fire, Ice & Northern Lights
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30th March - 7th April
9 Days of Fire, Ice & Northern Lights
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Ready to Explore?
Book your Iceland adventure today and create memories that last a lifetime
Limited spots available
Travel Essentials
Everything you need to know before your Icelandic adventure
Best Time to Visit
- Iceland’s shoulder months offer balanced weather, fewer crowds, and excellent Northern Lights chances.
- March–April: Ideal for auroras and early spring landscapes.
- September–October: Autumn colors and strong Northern Lights activity.
What to Pack
- Waterproof layers (weather changes rapidly)
- Sturdy hiking boots for terrain exploration
- Camera and protective gear for harsh conditions
Driving Tips
- Drive on the right side of the road (Iceland follows right-hand driving)
- Main roads are well-maintained and safe, but weather can change quickly
- Choose a 4WD vehicle if you plan to explore F-roads or remote areas
9-Day Ring Road Itinerary
Complete winter circuit around Iceland's Ring Road with Northern Lights hunts, glacier walks, and iconic landmarks
Capital & Peninsula + Golden Circle
Explore Reykjavík landmarks: Hallgrímskirkja, Rainbow Street, Sun Voyager. Visit Þingvellir (UNESCO), Silfra, Geysir/Strokkur, Gullfoss, Kerið, Bruarfoss, and relax at Secret Lagoon. Evening: Northern Lights hunt.
South Coast Waterfalls & Black Sands
Discover Seljalandsfoss, Gljúfrabúi, Skógafoss, Reynisfjara black sand beach, Dyrhólaey, and Vík Church. Optional hike to Sólheimasandur plane wreck. Evening: Northern Lights check.
Skaftafell & Jökulsárlón
Visit Fjaðrárgljúfur canyon, Skaftafell (Vatnajökull NP) with Svínafellsjökull glacier, Jökulsárlón shoreline, and Diamond Beach. Guided Blue Ice Cave visit (seasonal). Evening: Northern Lights viewing.
East Fjords & Vestrahorn
Explore Höfn, stunning Vestrahorn (Stokksnes) with Viking Village, Stuðlagil canyon, and scenic Seyðisfjörður. Experience the dramatic East Iceland landscapes. Evening: Northern Lights hunt.
North Iceland & Lake Mývatn
Visit Europe's most powerful waterfall Dettifoss, Selfoss, Hverir/Námafjall geothermal area, Dimmuborgir lava fields, Grjótagjá cave, Lake Mývatn, and Goðafoss. Evening: Northern Lights check.
Akureyri & West Iceland
Explore Akureyri, Iceland's northern capital. Visit Grábrók Crater, Icelandic Seal Center in Hvammstangi, and Víðimýrarkirkja, one of Iceland's loveliest turf churches. Evening: Northern Lights hunt.
Snæfellsnes Peninsula (Optional)
Optional 1-day Snæfellsnes & Borgarnes excursion featuring Kirkjufell mountain, black church, and dramatic coastal landscapes. Alternative: Relaxation day or additional Reykjavík exploration.
Blue Lagoon & Reykjavík
Optional Blue Lagoon admission for a relaxing geothermal spa experience. Explore Reykjavík: Lava Show, Perlan Museum (planetarium & aurora), Sky Lagoon ritual. Final Northern Lights attempt.
Departure
Airport transfer and departure. Take home unforgettable memories of Iceland's fire and ice, Northern Lights, and the spirit of adventure.