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Iceland
Iceland
Iceland holidays
Iceland may be part of Europe but its far northerly location, epic natural wonders and distinctively unique architecture truly put it in a world of its own. This is a land where waterfalls and geysers create swirling mists and craters carve deep impressions in the landscape. With a city break to the capital, Reykjavik, you can experience this inspired island for yourself.
Discover our Northern Lights tour
Want to make your trip even more special? Head here between September and April on one of our special trips. You can experience the unique Northern Lights tour, which is included in your city break, then relax in the Blue Lagoon and uncover the culture of cosmopolitan Reykjavik. Book for this winter or next!
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Blue Lagoon Tour
Explore more by adding this bucket-list heavyweight to your booking too:
Journey to the Reykjanes Peninsula, where you’ll visit Iceland’s Blue Lagoon. You’ll have entrance to the lagoon included, with 2.5 hours of time to spend there. Book now to avoid any disappointment – it’s hugely popular!
Golden Circle Tour
Fancy sorting even more sightseeing on your trip? No problem! Just add this top tour when you book your break:
Explore three of Iceland’s most popular attractions: Gullfoss waterfall, the spouting hot springs of Geysir and the national park of Thingvellir, the site of the Viking parliament. This 8-9-hour tour will take you to Fridheimar tomato farm too!
South Shore Tour
Secure your sightseeing trips early and book this fantastic, guided tour before you go:
Visit the charming village of Vik, the island’s southernmost point, before marvelling at the spectacular cliffs that are home to nesting birds. See the mesmerising Skógafoss waterfall and stop off at the world-famous black-sand Reynisfjara Beach. Admire Seljalandsfoss waterfall, and weather permitting, you’ll get to venture into the cave behind to capture the best photos!
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£551pp
Based on
- Birmingham, Mon 24 Mar 2025
- 3 Nights, Bed and Breakfast
- 2 Adults, 0 Children
Alda Hotel Reykjavik
Reykjavik, Reykjavik
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Based on 2266 reviews
- Northern Lights tour included
- Complimentary use of smartphone with calls, Wi-Fi and maps
- Stylish and contemporary design
- 400m from Laugavegur shopping street
- 1km from the Reykjavik Art Museum
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£421pp
Based on
- Birmingham, Mon 17 Mar 2025
- 3 Nights, Bed and Breakfast
- 2 Adults, 0 Children
Hotel Klettur
Reykjavik, Reykjavik
Our rating
Based on 2368 reviews
- Northern Lights tour included
- Close to shops & restaurants
- Simple yet comfortable
- 1km from the Hallgrimskirkja Church
- 1.6km from the Harpa Concert Hall
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£448pp
Based on
- Birmingham, Mon 17 Mar 2025
- 3 Nights, Bed and Breakfast
- 2 Adults, 0 Children
Fosshotel Baron
Reykjavik, Reykjavik
Our rating
Based on 2886 reviews
- Northern Lights tour included
- Great for exploring
- Traditional charm
- 1km from the Reykjavik Art Museum
- Certified Sustainable Hotel
Golden moments
The natural wonders of Iceland are world famous, and you can discover them all by following the Golden Circle. This trail takes in the colossal Gullfoss waterfall, the 70m high Geysir and the volcanic crater lake of Kerid. The tour also takes in the Thingvellir National Park, where the first Icelandic parliament was formed way back in 930.
Enchanting water
Iceland is surrounded by the cool blue tones of the northern Atlantic Ocean. This deep body of water hosts a remarkable range of whale species. Get a boat trip from Faxafloi Bay and see if you can spot grey, minke and pilot whales gracefully breaking the water’s surface. For an even more relaxing event in the water, it’s well worth a visit to the Blue Lagoon, a beautiful geothermal spa close to Keflavik Airport.
Explore the city
Iceland’s capital, Reykjavik, is home to a roll call of fascinating attractions and architecture. That starts with the Hallgrimskirkja. The largest church in Iceland, its jagged edges reach skywards. It’s also well worth visiting the National Museum of Iceland. Here, you’ll find bronze figures and ancient manuscripts, taking you on a story of the country across the ages, from 800 to the present day.
