Your private guide collects you from Keflavik Airport and drives you to the Blue Lagoon, where 4 hours of premium access offer you time to ease into Iceland. A silica mud mask, bathrobe, and welcome drink are included. Back on the road, your guide sees you through hotel check-in and walks you through your travel documents before the rest of Iceland opens up.

Your welcome package, including your full itinerary and any relevant documents for your trip, will be waiting on arrival in destination.

Make your way to Reykjavik's old harbor this evening where you'll hop aboard a shared yacht for a celestial odyssey - a guided cruise in search of the majestic Northern Lights. As the city lights fade into the darkness, a world of wonder unfolds overhead. Glide through the tranquil waters, where the dance of the elusive Aurora Borealis paints the night sky with ethereal hues. Wrapped in the embrace of a small group setting, every passenger enjoys unparalleled views of this celestial spectacle. The cruise offers not only a celestial display but also a unique perspective of Reykjavik's iconic landmarks. Marvel at the modern elegance of the Harpa Reykjavik Concert Hall & Conference Centre, witness the artistry of the Sun Voyager sculpture, and contemplate the history that echoes within the walls of the Hofoi house – the very site where the Cold War met its end in 1986.Drift along the coastline, enchanted by the magic of the Northern Lights, and enjoy the cozy warmth of provided blankets as you witness this celestial spectacle that will surely leave you with a night to remember.

Departing from your hotel with a private guide and vehicle, embark on a tour of Reykjavik to uncover the city's most fascinating sights. Catch beautiful views of Reykjavik's landmark mountain, Mt. Esja, most visible from the northern waterfront. Admire the stark and modern City Hall, standing proudly on the shore of Reykjavik's small central lake, Lake Tjornin. Spot the 19th-century Althingi, home to the world's oldest parliament, and see the stark white Hofdi House, built in 1909, location for the historic 1986 summit which effectively marked the end of the Cold War. You'll visit the iconic Hallgrimskirkja Church - the largest in all of Iceland. This mid-20th-century cathedral is Reykjavik's main landmark structure, its peak visible from almost everywhere in the city. Out front, you can spot an impressively intimidating sculpture of Leif Erikson, donated by the United States in recognition of the discovery of the New World by Norse explorers from Iceland. Your tour will also include a visit to one of Reykjavik's celebrated museums: the National Museum, displaying objects that provide insight into Icelandic cultural history. Time permitting, you'll have the option of visiting the Asmundarsafn Sculpture Museum, featuring works by celebrated artist Asmundur Sveinsson.

With so many options to choose from, deciding on a restaurant during your day can prove challenging in any foreign city. To assist, you’ll receive a supplemental composition within your final trip documents, showcasing our top restaurant suggestions for dining in Reykjavik, as recommended by Kensington Tours Destination Experts.

No first trip to Iceland would be complete without experiencing the country’s most famed touring route, the Golden Circle. Join a group of fellow adventurers and depart Reykjavik, pausing at the most picturesque natural sites Iceland has to offer. Your first stop is mossy Thingvellir National Park, site of the Viking parliament, home to over 1,000 years of human history. The park offers dramatic scenery and woodland that changes colors throughout the year, making the area a photographer’s delight. Then, stretch your legs with an easy hike to the beautiful Oxararfoss waterfall, one of the very few human-made waterfalls in Iceland. Continue on to Efstidalur dairy farm, boasting incredible views of Mount Hekla. The chance to interact with Icelandic cows, horses and dogs make this family farm a great place to stop. Discover the great Geyser geothermal area where the dependable Strokkur geyser spouts hot water as high as 100 feet in the air. Right after, encounter the magnificent Gullfoss (Golden Falls), one of Iceland’s largest and most photogenic waterfalls, with water constantly rushing from a river fed by the melting Langjokull glacier. Stop for lunch (not included) at Fridheimar tomato farm before making your final stop at Kerid crater lake. The lake features intense pristine waters inside a 3.000 years old caldera. This unforgettable day offers plenty of stunning natural wonders and enough photo stops to remember them forever.

Embark on a full day tour of Iceland’s picturesque southern coast. Join a group of fellow adventurers and depart Reykjavik with your knowledgeable guide. Journey along the Ring Road to the south coast, passing over the Hellisheidi mountain range, through bucolic farmlands and across glacial outwash plains offering ever-changing scenery. Visit the ever-popular Seljalandsfoss waterfall where, and if conditions allow, you'll walk behind the waterfall’s curtain before paying a visit to its nearby cousin Gljufrabui, found hidden from view in the mountainside. Next, you’ll make a stop at one of Iceland's scenic vistas as you view the majestic Skogafoss waterfall. Standing at an impressive 60 meters, its thunderous cascade promises an unforgettable spectacle of nature's power and beauty. Continue on to the charming coastal village of VÍk, the most southern town in Iceland. From here, journey towards Iceland‘s most famous black sand beach, Reynisfjara, where the roaring Atlantic Ocean fiercely hits the shore. Unearth natural majesty with a visit to the Solheimajokull Glacier, a part of the Myrdalsjokull ice cap, Iceland's 4th largest glacier. The adventure concludes with a transfer back to Reykjavik.

Situated in the heart of downtown Reykjavik, Alda Hotel (4*) is found on Laugavegur, a premier street in the capital’s vibrant shopping district. Steps away from many museums and restaurants, Alda Hotel is perfectly positioned for your stay in Reykjavik, while its well-situated guestrooms featuring Nordic design and modern amenities offer the perfect blend of both comfort and style. Whether you're turning in for the night after a long day of exploring Iceland's magnificent countryside, or resting in between visiting some the city sights literally just steps away from the property, guests at Alda Hotel can be guaranteed one thing – a thoroughly relaxing sleep.