Incentive Tours
Reward your teams and partners with a once-in-a-lifetime Icelandic adventure—where untamed landscapes meet exhilarating activities, and team spirit ignites in the land of fire and ice!
At BusTravel Iceland, we specialize in designing unforgettable incentive tours and team-building events that combine breathtaking natural wonders with dynamic group challenges.
Imagine your group gazing at majestic glaciers, cascading waterfalls, and bubbling hot springs, then bonding over heart-pounding adventures like snowmobiling across icy terrains or conquering roaring white-water rapids. Spark creativity and unity through imaginative icebreaker questions, scavenger hunts, and problem-solving exercises that transform colleagues into collaborators. And when it’s time to recharge, indulge in Iceland’s delicious local cuisine, savoring unique flavors that fuel fresh inspiration.
Every moment in Iceland is an invitation to embrace the unexpected—from the thrill of glacier hiking to the magic of volcanic vistas. Let us craft a program tailored to your team’s goals, ensuring lasting memories, improved communication, and elevated motivation.
With BusTravel Iceland, you can decide how much support you need. Looking for help with hotels, meals, or even the entire itinerary? We’ve got you covered. Our team of expert guides brings each experience to life, sharing local insights while leading you through some of the country’s most awe-inspiring sites. From budget-friendly escapes to luxury getaways, our curated selection of unforgettable adventures ensures every traveler can relish the magic of Iceland, leaving you with memories that will spark excitement long after you’ve returned home.
Our adventure tours are perfect for any type of group—whether you’re coworkers looking to bond, a bachelor party craving excitement, or friends eager for something new.
From riding snowmobiles across vast glacier plains to venturing into crystal ice caves by glacier super-truck, Iceland presents thrill-seekers with countless ways to explore its otherworldly terrain. Your group can hike across newly formed lava fields at the site of Iceland’s latest volcanic eruption, switch gears to off-road adventures on buggies and ATVs in the rugged hills surrounding Reykjavík, and then treat yourself to the soothing warmth of world-class geothermal spas—like the iconic Blue Lagoon. As night falls, set your sights on the sky to chase the mesmerizing Northern Lights, completing an unforgettable Icelandic adventure that blends adrenaline, discovery, and natural wonder.
(Refer to the Highlights and Itinerary section for a sample itinerary.)
Embark on this extraordinary journey with BusTravel Iceland, and reward your group with an unforgettable adventure that will leave them inspired, invigorated, and eager for more.
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Accommodation options for incentive tours in Iceland can be tailored to suit a wide range of budgets and preferences, from cozy hostels and welcoming guesthouses for more casual retreats, to comfortable mid-range hotels and upscale country lodgings for a touch of luxury.
Private or shared bathrooms, complimentary Wi-Fi, and practical amenities like hairdryers and kettles are often available, while communal lounges or shared spaces provide a relaxed setting for team members to connect, brainstorm, or debrief after the day’s activities.
Many accommodations showcase a minimalist Nordic style, creating an inspiring yet tranquil environment that perfectly complements Iceland’s breathtaking natural scenery. Each morning typically begins with a generous continental breakfast featuring fresh, local produce—fueling your group’s day of exploration and bonding.
During the winter season, some properties offer a Northern Lights wake-up service, ensuring that no one misses out on one of Iceland’s most magical natural spectacles.
- It's recommended to bring a swimsuit when traveling in Iceland.
- Check out the Highlights and Itinerary section for a sample itinerary.
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Itinerary
Itinerary
Day 1 - Blue LagoonAirport greeting and the Blue Lagoon. Evening Northern Lights hunt.
1 Airport GreetingWhen you land at Keflavík International Airport, a friendly local guide will greet you, assist with your luggage, and lead you to your transport, all while sharing a few highlights about Iceland’s landscape, culture, and what lies ahead in your journey.
2 The Blue LagoonYour first stop is the iconic Blue Lagoon, a world-renowned geothermal spa set amid a dramatic lava field—an ideal spot for your group to relax, bond, and immerse themselves in the soothing, mineral-rich waters. Surrounded by volcanic rock, you’ll learn about the geothermal processes that power this calming oasis, while your team connects in a serene, one-of-a-kind environment. On-site amenities such as private group facilities and indulgent spa treatments make this a rejuvenating introduction to Iceland’s natural wonders, setting the tone for the thrilling adventures ahead.
3 Hotel in ReykjavikIn the early afternoon, your group will settle into comfortable accommodations, then come together for a hearty dinner and begin looking forward to the adventures ahead.
Depending on demand, this may range from cozy hostels and welcoming guesthouses to more traditional hotels—ensuring a good night’s rest before tomorrow’s explorations.
4 Evening Northern Lights tourFrom September to April, Iceland offers one of the best opportunities on earth to witness the mesmerizing Northern Lights. When conditions are right, we’ll venture into the peaceful countryside under the evening sky, watching in awe as vibrant ribbons of color dance across the horizon—creating a truly unforgettable shared experience for everyone.
5 Day 2 - Lava Cave AdventureExplore Borgafjörður and venture underground at Viðgelmir lava cave.
6 ReykjavikWe’ll begin our morning at our accommodation with a hearty breakfast, fueling up for the day of exploration ahead.
7 Exploring the Charm of BorgarfjörðurVenture into Borgarfjörður, a scenic region in West Iceland renowned for its rugged beauty and geothermal wonders. Your group will visit Deildartunguhver—Europe’s most powerful hot spring—where naturally heated water surges to the surface at a staggering rate. Take in the ethereal beauty of Hraunfossar, a series of waterfalls streaming through ancient lava fields, and discover the whimsical Barnafoss (“Children’s Falls”), steeped in local folklore. Along the way, sample fresh cheeses and produce at nearby farms, and soak up the area’s rich Viking heritage in quaint villages.
8 Descend into Víðgelmir Lava CaveFrom the surface wonders of Borgarfjörður, continue your adventure underground at Víðgelmir, one of Iceland’s largest lava caves. Explore the vast passageways carved by volcanic activity, witnessing awe-inspiring rock formations and intricate lava textures illuminated by professional lighting. It’s a truly remarkable subterranean journey that adds an unforgettable layer to your Icelandic incentive or group experience.
9 ReykjavikIn the evening, we will return to the same comfortable accommodation in Reykjavík, enjoy a relaxing dinner, and settle in for a good night’s sleep, ensuring we’re fully rested for the discoveries of the next day.
10 Day 3 - Glacier SnowmobilingGolden Circle highlights and snowmobiling on Langjökull glacier.
11 ReykjavikWe’ll begin the day with a hearty breakfast at our accommodation, fueling up before we set off on our day of exploration.
12 Thingvellir National ParkBegin your Golden Circle journey at Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates slowly diverge. Your group can marvel at the visible fissures in the Earth’s crust and discover the park’s profound historical importance—this was the gathering place of Iceland’s first parliament, the Althing, established over a thousand years ago. Thingvellir’s remarkable blend of geological wonders and cultural heritage provides an immersive introduction to Iceland’s distinct identity.
13 Geysir Geothermal AreaContinue your journey to Haukadalur Valley, the birthplace of the original “Geysir,” which lent its name to all geysers worldwide. While the Great Geysir now lies mostly dormant, its neighbor Strokkur bursts into action every few minutes, hurling boiling water skyward. This mesmerizing display of geothermal power reveals the Earth’s restless energy, offering visitors a deeper appreciation for Iceland’s dynamic landscape.
14 Gullfoss WaterfallFrom there, continue on to Gullfoss, the “Golden Waterfall,” where glacial waters plunge into a steep canyon. Standing at the viewing platforms, visitors can witness nature’s raw power and reflect on the importance of conservation. The waterfall’s preservation history underscores Iceland’s enduring commitment to safeguarding its natural treasures.
15 Snowmobile adventure on Langjokull GlacierDeparting from the Gullfoss visitor center, we’ll board a powerful super jeep and set off for Langjökull—Iceland’s second-largest glacier—for an exhilarating snowmobiling adventure atop its vast ice cap. Once there, you’ll suit up for an exhilarating snowmobiling adventure, skimming over the glacier’s vast, icy surface under breathtaking panoramic views. Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie or just eager to experience the raw power of nature, this activity offers a thrilling challenge that’s perfect for bonding and sharing memorable moments with your group.
16 Return to ReykjavikAfter exploring the major highlights of the Golden Circle and enjoying an exhilarating snowmobiling adventure on the glacier, your incentive group will head back to their comfortable Reykjavík accommodation for a satisfying meal and some well-deserved relaxation—an opportunity to connect, celebrate the day’s achievements, and recharge for the next round of Icelandic adventures.
17 Day 4 - Glacier HikingSouth Coast highlights and glacier hike.
18 ReykajvikWe’ll start the day with a hearty breakfast at our accommodation, ensuring everyone is energized and ready for the exciting experiences ahead.
19 Seljalandsfoss and Gljúfrabúi WaterfallsAfter a hearty breakfast at your accommodation, your group will set off along Iceland’s scenic South Coast. Your first stop is the striking Seljalandsfoss, where a path behind the cascading water offers a refreshing mist and a truly unique vantage point. Just a short walk away, you’ll find Gljúfrabúi, hidden behind a mossy canyon—a secluded spot that adds an enchanting twist to the day’s waterfall adventures.
20 Skógafoss WaterfallContinue on to Skógafoss, one of Iceland’s most impressive and frequently photographed waterfalls. Watch as its thundering waters crash into the pool below, and if the sun is out, be on the lookout for rainbows dancing across the mist. Along the way, your group can dive into local stories and geological insights, deepening their connection to the cultural and natural heritage of this remarkable region.
21 Glacier Hike on SólheimajökullNext, prepare for a guided glacier hike on Sólheimajökull, an awe-inspiring outlet glacier branching off from the Mýrdalsjökull ice cap. Under the guidance of experienced instructors, your group will tread across ancient ice, weaving around deep crevasses and marveling at crystal-blue formations. This encounter also serves as a powerful reminder of climate change’s visible impacts, encouraging meaningful discussions about environmental responsibility and each participant’s role in preservation.
22 Vik i MyrdalAfter the thrill of the glacier experience, head to one of Iceland’s famous black sand beaches along the southern coast. Formed by ancient volcanic activity, the ebony shoreline near Vík í Mýrdal creates a striking contrast against the roaring Atlantic. Here, your group can learn about the land’s volcanic roots and explore the fragile coastal ecosystems that flourish against this dramatic backdrop.
23 Overnight in South IcelandAs evening settles in, your group will arrive at their South Iceland accommodations, the distant crash of waves and the day’s glacier adventures still fresh in their minds. A locally sourced meal awaits, offering a taste of the region’s culinary bounty before everyone settles in to rest and gear up for another day of unforgettable Icelandic experiences.
24 Day 5 - Crystal Ice CavingJökulsárlón glacier lagoon, monster jeep ride and Crystal Ice Cave tour.
25 Breakfast at South Iceland AccommodationKick off the day with a hearty breakfast at your South Iceland accommodation, ensuring everyone is energized and prepared for the adventures ahead.
26 Jökulsárlón Glacier LagoonBegin your day by visiting the awe-inspiring Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, where vast icebergs drift across brilliant turquoise waters. Here, your group will witness climate change firsthand as pieces of the glacier calve and make their way toward the Atlantic Ocean. This serene yet constantly shifting landscape offers a powerful glimpse into Earth’s ever-evolving processes.
27 Crystal Ice Cave Adventure with super jeep rideEmbark on a thrilling Super Jeep journey across Iceland’s rugged terrain, venturing deep into the heart of the glacier to explore a mesmerizing crystal ice cave. Marvel at the cave’s translucent blue walls, formed by centuries of compressed ice and shaped by shifting glacial currents. Guided by local experts, you’ll learn about the glacier’s ever-evolving history while safely navigating its hidden chambers. This once-in-a-lifetime experience invites you to fully immerse yourself in Iceland’s unique blend of raw natural power and otherworldly beauty.
28 Reynisfjara Black Sand BeachOn your way back to Reykjavík, pause at Reynisfjara—one of Iceland’s most renowned black sand beaches. Here, towering basalt columns meet crashing waves, showcasing how volcanic sands are continually reshaped by coastal erosion, shifting marine habitats, and the relentless forces of nature along Iceland’s shores.
29 Return to ReykjavíkAs evening approaches, make your way back to Reykjavík, returning to the same comfortable accommodations (subject to availability). Over a well-earned meal, your group can reflect on the day’s experiences, recognizing how each discovery sheds new light on Iceland’s extraordinary geology and its ties to our ever-evolving world.
30 Day 6 - Volcanic Eruption Site HikingFagradalsfjall volcanic eruption site hike and exploration.
31 Breakfast at Your Reykjavík AccommodationStart the morning with a hearty breakfast at your Reykjavík lodging, ensuring everyone is energized and ready for the day’s explorations.
32 Kleifarvatn lakeYour first stop on the Reykjanes Peninsula is Kleifarvatn, a stunning lake nestled amid volcanic landscapes. Its otherworldly terrain showcases Iceland’s ongoing geological evolution, sparking conversations about the fascinating interplay between land, water, and volcanic forces.
33 Seltún Geothermal AreaContinue to Seltún, where steaming vents, bubbling mud pots, and vivid mineral deposits form a geothermal wonderland. Your group will gain insight into how Iceland harnesses geothermal energy and learn about the processes that continuously reshape this vibrant region.
34 Fagradalsfjall Volcano Eruption SiteNext, visit the recent Fagradalsfjall eruption site. Although the lava has cooled, newly formed rock formations remain, offering a firsthand look at the dramatic birth of fresh landscapes. Knowledgeable guides explain how scientists monitor volcanic activity and what these eruptions reveal about Earth’s inner workings, creating a captivating, hands-on experience for your group.
35 Bridge Between ContinentsStop at the Bridge Between Continents, a symbolic footbridge spanning the rift between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. Here, your group can literally step from one continent to another, deepening their appreciation for Iceland’s globally significant geological setting.
36 Reykjanesviti LighthouseBefore returning to Reykjavík, visit Reykjanesviti—Iceland’s oldest lighthouse—perched on a dramatic coastal overlook. Take in sweeping views of cliffs and crashing waves, reflecting on how this beacon once guided sailors through a land shaped by extremes.
37 Return to ReykjavíkAfter a day spent exploring the raw power and subtle beauty of the Reykjanes Peninsula, head back to your comfortable Reykjavík accommodation for dinner. It’s the perfect moment to relax, share impressions of the day, and celebrate the unique insights gained from Iceland’s geothermal wonders and ever-shifting landscapes.
38 Day 7 - ATV AdventureFantastic buggy and/or ATV ride in the hills around Reykjavík.
39 Breakfast at AccommodationBegin your final morning in Reykjavík with a relaxed breakfast at your accommodation, taking a moment to reflect on the week’s adventures.
40 Buggy or ATV AdventureHead out to the rugged terrain just outside Reykjavík for an adrenaline-pumping buggy or ATV ride. As you navigate gravel paths, riverbeds, and scenic viewpoints, your group will get a taste of Iceland’s raw landscape while enjoying a dynamic team-bonding experience. Skilled guides will share safety tips and local insights, highlighting the region’s volcanic origins and the forces that shaped its dramatic contours.
In between revving engines and splashing through shallow streams, pause to absorb the views of distant mountains, lava fields, and shimmering coastlines. Each stop provides a unique chance to take photos and bond over the thrill of the ride—all while learning about Iceland’s natural history.
Day 7/8 - Airport transfer and departureTransfer to the Airport: As the day progresses, we will transfer your group to Keflavík International Airport for your departure flight. (Depending on your flight schedule, departure may take place on Day 7 or Day 8.)
Airport greeting and the Blue Lagoon. Evening Northern Lights hunt.
When you land at Keflavík International Airport, a friendly local guide will greet you, assist with your luggage, and lead you to your transport, all while sharing a few highlights about Iceland’s landscape, culture, and what lies ahead in your journey.
Your first stop is the iconic Blue Lagoon, a world-renowned geothermal spa set amid a dramatic lava field—an ideal spot for your group to relax, bond, and immerse themselves in the soothing, mineral-rich waters. Surrounded by volcanic rock, you’ll learn about the geothermal processes that power this calming oasis, while your team connects in a serene, one-of-a-kind environment. On-site amenities such as private group facilities and indulgent spa treatments make this a rejuvenating introduction to Iceland’s natural wonders, setting the tone for the thrilling adventures ahead.
In the early afternoon, your group will settle into comfortable accommodations, then come together for a hearty dinner and begin looking forward to the adventures ahead.
Depending on demand, this may range from cozy hostels and welcoming guesthouses to more traditional hotels—ensuring a good night’s rest before tomorrow’s explorations.
From September to April, Iceland offers one of the best opportunities on earth to witness the mesmerizing Northern Lights. When conditions are right, we’ll venture into the peaceful countryside under the evening sky, watching in awe as vibrant ribbons of color dance across the horizon—creating a truly unforgettable shared experience for everyone.
Explore Borgafjörður and venture underground at Viðgelmir lava cave.
We’ll begin our morning at our accommodation with a hearty breakfast, fueling up for the day of exploration ahead.
Venture into Borgarfjörður, a scenic region in West Iceland renowned for its rugged beauty and geothermal wonders. Your group will visit Deildartunguhver—Europe’s most powerful hot spring—where naturally heated water surges to the surface at a staggering rate. Take in the ethereal beauty of Hraunfossar, a series of waterfalls streaming through ancient lava fields, and discover the whimsical Barnafoss (“Children’s Falls”), steeped in local folklore. Along the way, sample fresh cheeses and produce at nearby farms, and soak up the area’s rich Viking heritage in quaint villages.
From the surface wonders of Borgarfjörður, continue your adventure underground at Víðgelmir, one of Iceland’s largest lava caves. Explore the vast passageways carved by volcanic activity, witnessing awe-inspiring rock formations and intricate lava textures illuminated by professional lighting. It’s a truly remarkable subterranean journey that adds an unforgettable layer to your Icelandic incentive or group experience.
In the evening, we will return to the same comfortable accommodation in Reykjavík, enjoy a relaxing dinner, and settle in for a good night’s sleep, ensuring we’re fully rested for the discoveries of the next day.
Golden Circle highlights and snowmobiling on Langjökull glacier.
We’ll begin the day with a hearty breakfast at our accommodation, fueling up before we set off on our day of exploration.
Begin your Golden Circle journey at Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates slowly diverge. Your group can marvel at the visible fissures in the Earth’s crust and discover the park’s profound historical importance—this was the gathering place of Iceland’s first parliament, the Althing, established over a thousand years ago. Thingvellir’s remarkable blend of geological wonders and cultural heritage provides an immersive introduction to Iceland’s distinct identity.
Continue your journey to Haukadalur Valley, the birthplace of the original “Geysir,” which lent its name to all geysers worldwide. While the Great Geysir now lies mostly dormant, its neighbor Strokkur bursts into action every few minutes, hurling boiling water skyward. This mesmerizing display of geothermal power reveals the Earth’s restless energy, offering visitors a deeper appreciation for Iceland’s dynamic landscape.
From there, continue on to Gullfoss, the “Golden Waterfall,” where glacial waters plunge into a steep canyon. Standing at the viewing platforms, visitors can witness nature’s raw power and reflect on the importance of conservation. The waterfall’s preservation history underscores Iceland’s enduring commitment to safeguarding its natural treasures.
Departing from the Gullfoss visitor center, we’ll board a powerful super jeep and set off for Langjökull—Iceland’s second-largest glacier—for an exhilarating snowmobiling adventure atop its vast ice cap. Once there, you’ll suit up for an exhilarating snowmobiling adventure, skimming over the glacier’s vast, icy surface under breathtaking panoramic views. Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie or just eager to experience the raw power of nature, this activity offers a thrilling challenge that’s perfect for bonding and sharing memorable moments with your group.
After exploring the major highlights of the Golden Circle and enjoying an exhilarating snowmobiling adventure on the glacier, your incentive group will head back to their comfortable Reykjavík accommodation for a satisfying meal and some well-deserved relaxation—an opportunity to connect, celebrate the day’s achievements, and recharge for the next round of Icelandic adventures.
South Coast highlights and glacier hike.
We’ll start the day with a hearty breakfast at our accommodation, ensuring everyone is energized and ready for the exciting experiences ahead.
After a hearty breakfast at your accommodation, your group will set off along Iceland’s scenic South Coast. Your first stop is the striking Seljalandsfoss, where a path behind the cascading water offers a refreshing mist and a truly unique vantage point. Just a short walk away, you’ll find Gljúfrabúi, hidden behind a mossy canyon—a secluded spot that adds an enchanting twist to the day’s waterfall adventures.
Continue on to Skógafoss, one of Iceland’s most impressive and frequently photographed waterfalls. Watch as its thundering waters crash into the pool below, and if the sun is out, be on the lookout for rainbows dancing across the mist. Along the way, your group can dive into local stories and geological insights, deepening their connection to the cultural and natural heritage of this remarkable region.
Next, prepare for a guided glacier hike on Sólheimajökull, an awe-inspiring outlet glacier branching off from the Mýrdalsjökull ice cap. Under the guidance of experienced instructors, your group will tread across ancient ice, weaving around deep crevasses and marveling at crystal-blue formations. This encounter also serves as a powerful reminder of climate change’s visible impacts, encouraging meaningful discussions about environmental responsibility and each participant’s role in preservation.
After the thrill of the glacier experience, head to one of Iceland’s famous black sand beaches along the southern coast. Formed by ancient volcanic activity, the ebony shoreline near Vík í Mýrdal creates a striking contrast against the roaring Atlantic. Here, your group can learn about the land’s volcanic roots and explore the fragile coastal ecosystems that flourish against this dramatic backdrop.
As evening settles in, your group will arrive at their South Iceland accommodations, the distant crash of waves and the day’s glacier adventures still fresh in their minds. A locally sourced meal awaits, offering a taste of the region’s culinary bounty before everyone settles in to rest and gear up for another day of unforgettable Icelandic experiences.
Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, monster jeep ride and Crystal Ice Cave tour.
Kick off the day with a hearty breakfast at your South Iceland accommodation, ensuring everyone is energized and prepared for the adventures ahead.
Begin your day by visiting the awe-inspiring Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, where vast icebergs drift across brilliant turquoise waters. Here, your group will witness climate change firsthand as pieces of the glacier calve and make their way toward the Atlantic Ocean. This serene yet constantly shifting landscape offers a powerful glimpse into Earth’s ever-evolving processes.
Embark on a thrilling Super Jeep journey across Iceland’s rugged terrain, venturing deep into the heart of the glacier to explore a mesmerizing crystal ice cave. Marvel at the cave’s translucent blue walls, formed by centuries of compressed ice and shaped by shifting glacial currents. Guided by local experts, you’ll learn about the glacier’s ever-evolving history while safely navigating its hidden chambers. This once-in-a-lifetime experience invites you to fully immerse yourself in Iceland’s unique blend of raw natural power and otherworldly beauty.
On your way back to Reykjavík, pause at Reynisfjara—one of Iceland’s most renowned black sand beaches. Here, towering basalt columns meet crashing waves, showcasing how volcanic sands are continually reshaped by coastal erosion, shifting marine habitats, and the relentless forces of nature along Iceland’s shores.
As evening approaches, make your way back to Reykjavík, returning to the same comfortable accommodations (subject to availability). Over a well-earned meal, your group can reflect on the day’s experiences, recognizing how each discovery sheds new light on Iceland’s extraordinary geology and its ties to our ever-evolving world.
Fagradalsfjall volcanic eruption site hike and exploration.
Start the morning with a hearty breakfast at your Reykjavík lodging, ensuring everyone is energized and ready for the day’s explorations.
Your first stop on the Reykjanes Peninsula is Kleifarvatn, a stunning lake nestled amid volcanic landscapes. Its otherworldly terrain showcases Iceland’s ongoing geological evolution, sparking conversations about the fascinating interplay between land, water, and volcanic forces.
Continue to Seltún, where steaming vents, bubbling mud pots, and vivid mineral deposits form a geothermal wonderland. Your group will gain insight into how Iceland harnesses geothermal energy and learn about the processes that continuously reshape this vibrant region.
Next, visit the recent Fagradalsfjall eruption site. Although the lava has cooled, newly formed rock formations remain, offering a firsthand look at the dramatic birth of fresh landscapes. Knowledgeable guides explain how scientists monitor volcanic activity and what these eruptions reveal about Earth’s inner workings, creating a captivating, hands-on experience for your group.
Stop at the Bridge Between Continents, a symbolic footbridge spanning the rift between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. Here, your group can literally step from one continent to another, deepening their appreciation for Iceland’s globally significant geological setting.
Before returning to Reykjavík, visit Reykjanesviti—Iceland’s oldest lighthouse—perched on a dramatic coastal overlook. Take in sweeping views of cliffs and crashing waves, reflecting on how this beacon once guided sailors through a land shaped by extremes.
After a day spent exploring the raw power and subtle beauty of the Reykjanes Peninsula, head back to your comfortable Reykjavík accommodation for dinner. It’s the perfect moment to relax, share impressions of the day, and celebrate the unique insights gained from Iceland’s geothermal wonders and ever-shifting landscapes.
Fantastic buggy and/or ATV ride in the hills around Reykjavík.
Begin your final morning in Reykjavík with a relaxed breakfast at your accommodation, taking a moment to reflect on the week’s adventures.
Head out to the rugged terrain just outside Reykjavík for an adrenaline-pumping buggy or ATV ride. As you navigate gravel paths, riverbeds, and scenic viewpoints, your group will get a taste of Iceland’s raw landscape while enjoying a dynamic team-bonding experience. Skilled guides will share safety tips and local insights, highlighting the region’s volcanic origins and the forces that shaped its dramatic contours.
In between revving engines and splashing through shallow streams, pause to absorb the views of distant mountains, lava fields, and shimmering coastlines. Each stop provides a unique chance to take photos and bond over the thrill of the ride—all while learning about Iceland’s natural history.
Transfer to the Airport: As the day progresses, we will transfer your group to Keflavík International Airport for your departure flight. (Depending on your flight schedule, departure may take place on Day 7 or Day 8.)