Iceland
Iceland itineraries for families
An self-drive road trip is a perfect way to explore Iceland. Aside from the specified overnight stops (and any included activities), you have complete flexibility to check out the various glaciers, hot-springs, geysers and, of course, the many waterfalls and volcanoes along the way. With numerous daily flights throughout the year, it is up to you how long you travel for – and when.
Iceland in the spring and summer is utterly spectacular with breathtaking views everywhere you go. Lush green hills and striking blue waterfalls contrast with the black sand beaches and lava fields. It’s not called the Land of the Midnight Sun for nothing – the 24-hour daylight will mean you don’t miss a thing!
Iceland in the autumn/winter months is stark, rugged and beautiful. A holiday at this time of year is full of exciting activities, including horse riding, hiking to frozen waterfalls and soaking in geothermal baths, surrounded by snow. There is, of course, also a good chance of seeing the Northern Lights.
7 days
Visit Reykjavik, Faxafloi Bay, Vik, Myrdalsjokull Glacier, Thingvellir, the Golden Circle & Smoky Valley
From £1,750 per person
Plus international flights from £250
10 days
Visit Reykjavik, Faxafloi Bay, Vik, Myrdalsjokull Glacier, Thingvellir, the Golden Circle, Smoky Valley & the Blue Lagoon
From £2,500 per person
Plus international flights from £250
Both our Iceland itineraries can be enjoyed all year round, though we will tailor certain activities to the season. These example holidays are designed to give you an idea of the kind of thing you could do on a family trip to Iceland. Whether you’re looking for a leisurely summer escape circumnavigating the entire country, a half-term treat or a whirlwind long weekend in winter, give us a call and speak to someone with firsthand knowledge.
Explore on four legs, on winter, spring and summer Iceland itineraries
Iceland in pictures
