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Iceland

Iceland Holiday Packages & Tours at -45%

Our recommendation to visit Iceland

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From Glaciers & Waterfalls to Hot Springs
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From £ 2,189

£ 1,199

Per night: £ 200

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    Geysir Geothermal Area
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    Gullfoss Waterfall
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    Reykjavik
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    Skogafoss Waterfall
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  • Accommodation
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  • Activities
Natalie, Travel Expert

Natalie
Travel crafter

Enjoy a magical fully-guided excursion through the land of ice and fire where you will get to experience landscapes unlike anywhere else in the world; from volcanoes and waterfalls to glaciers and geysers.

Live your dream trip then do it again!

Our recommendation to visit Iceland and neighboring countries

Holidays to Iceland

Extraordinary Iceland Holiday Packages & Tours

Are you looking for extraordinary Iceland holiday packages? Experience this breathtaking destination with its dramatic, mountainous landscapes, incredible natural wonders, and vibrant culture. 

Enjoy a relaxing holiday and see the best of Iceland without the hassle of figuring out bookings and payments in a foreign country. 

Our packages include flights, hotels, tours, and transfers with trusted providers. Widen your horizons without worrying about the nitty-gritty details.

Experience once-in-a-lifetime occurrences like seeing the Northern Lights or relaxing at the famous Blue Lagoon with our expertly crafted itineraries. Iceland has something for everyone, whether looking for adventure or relaxation

Trips to Iceland from the UK

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Iceland holiday packages are the perfect way to experience natural beauty, unique culture, and endless opportunities for adventure.

From glaciers and ice caves to volcanic landscapes and hot springs, there’s no shortage of untouched wonders to discover. 

The country also has a vibrant arts and music scene and mouth watering cuisine. The friendly locals are always happy to share their love of their homeland with visitors.

Are you ready to explore the Golden Circle and soak in the famous Blue Lagoon? Maybe a hike to a remote waterfall, whale watching off the coast suits you best? We have travel options to suit your preferences.

At Exoticca, we offer the best Iceland holiday packages with various itineraries to suit your interests and budget. 

We include flights from the UK, accommodations in top-rated hotels or cozy guesthouses, and tours led by experienced local guides. 

We’ll handle the logistics, so you can focus on making unforgettable memories from one of the world’s most spectacular destinations.

 

Top points of interest in Iceland

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Broaden your horizons and enjoy iconic landmarks with vacation packages to Iceland. From the Blue Lagoon and the Northern Lights to geothermal pools, there’s no shortage of breathtaking sights to explore.

Reykjavik


Iceland’s capital city is an extraordinary destination for travelers seeking unique experiences. 

Its vibrant cultural scene, stunning natural landscapes, and friendly locals provide the perfect destination for relaxation, adventure, and cultural enrichment.

Experience the city’s rich culture by exploring iconic landmarks like the Hallgrímskirkja Church and Harpa Concert Hall

Enjoy the thriving food scene by tasting the fresh, locally sourced ingredients and world-class seafood.

Invest in a Reykjavik Iceland vacation package to enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and whale watching. Explore the magnificent glaciers and hot springs for a holiday that’s hard to forget.

Golden Circle


Stop by the Golden Circle to get the most out of your vacation packages to Iceland. It offers stunning landscapes with historical significance and geothermal activity.

Visit iconic landmarks like Geysir geothermal area, the Gullfoss waterfall, and Thingvellir National Park for breathtaking views and photo opportunities. 

Thingvellir National Park is also the site of Iceland’s first parliament, the Althingi. Learn about the country’s rich cultural heritage through unique interactive exhibits.

The Geysir geothermal area features the famous Strokkur geyser, hot springs, and geothermal pools. It’s near Reykjavik, making it a simple day trip for tourists.

Blue Lagoon


Indulge in a relaxing and refreshing soak in Iceland’s mineral-rich geothermal waters to let the silica mud rejuvenate your skin. 

The warm, milky-blue water is renowned for relieving stress, making it the perfect destination for those seeking calm and relaxation. 

Experience ultimate relaxation as you enjoy the steamy mist rising from the water. The surrounding lava fields and snow-capped mountains make for a truly picturesque setting. 

Take a 20-minute drive from Reykjavik to learn about the lagoon’s history and unique geothermal properties, or enjoy the tranquility.

Invest in vacation packages to the Blue Lagoon in Iceland to unwind at this spectacular natural wonder.

The Northern Lights


The Aurora Borealis, better known as the Northern Lights, is a stunning display of colorful lights in the sky. Watching the dancing lights in the night sky is a truly unforgettable experience.

This ethereal natural phenomenon occurs when electrically charged particles from the sun collide with particles in the Earth’s atmosphere.

Iceland’s location near the Arctic Circle makes it one of the best places in the world to see the Northern Lights. Seeing them is a once-in-a-lifetime experience steeped in Icelandic folklore.

Visiting the Northern Lights can be an adventure in itself. Go on a snowmobile or dog sledding adventure, or stay in a glass-roofed cabin while you wait for the lights to appear.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to witness one of Earth's most beautiful and awe-inspiring natural phenomena.

Visit other extraordinary tourist destinations like Húsavík, Myvatn, and Egilsstadir to make your Iceland vacation tour packages even more memorable.

Book your trip to Iceland with Exoticca

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We strive to provide everything you need for an unforgettable trip with our Iceland holiday package deals. Enjoy a romantic getaway or an adventure-filled holiday with Exoticca.

All included: Flights, hotels, tours & transfers


Experience stress-free travel with Exoticca’s all-inclusive packages that cover everything you need to enjoy your trip to the fullest. 

You won’t have to worry about anything, but enjoy your holiday with our Iceland holiday packages and airfare. Fly with top-rated airlines to your destination and stay in hand-picked hotels with excellent amenities. 

Our knowledgeable guides take you on unforgettable tours. From visiting iconic landmarks to experiencing local cultures, we have tours that cater to all interests.

We include transfers, so you won’t have to worry about navigating public transport or hailing taxis. Our offers may even include hassle-free meals to savor the local cuisine.

Exoticca is committed to making travel accessible and affordable for everyone. You won’t have to break the bank to enjoy Iceland holiday packages that are all-inclusive. Please note that not all packages include meals, so please check the details carefully before confirming your booking.

Iceland trips partially or fully guided


Experience the beauty of Iceland like never before with Exoticca’s partially or fully guided group tours. 

Whether you’re an adventure seeker or looking to relax and unwind, our experienced guides will ensure you get the most out of your trip to Iceland.

Our guided trips offer a unique experience of Iceland, allowing you to explore all the natural wonders. Local guides know the country’s culture and history, making your trip educational and enjoyable.

We cater to all travelers, including individuals, couples, and families. Our team of experts can help you choose the right trip for your needs and preferences.

Book your guided holiday packages in Iceland with Exoticca to explore the land of fire and ice.

Crafted by our own travel experts


Our travel experts prepare Iceland all-inclusive holiday packages to ensure you have a hassle-free trip.

All tours are carried out by guides who are locals to the area and take you to some of Iceland’s most iconic destinations. Enjoy the Golden Circle and Blue Lagoon while sharing their insider knowledge and tips.

From the rugged beauty of Iceland’s landscapes to its vibrant culture and history, our itineraries showcase the best of this fascinating country

At Exoticca, we believe that travel should be extraordinary and affordable, and our Iceland holiday packages are no exception. Let our travel experts create the perfect itinerary for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best month to visit Iceland?

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Invest in Iceland's summer vacation packages from June to August. The weather is pleasant, and the days are long, perfect for exploring the country’s natural wonders. September to March‌ puts on quite a display with the Northern Lights.

How many days do you need for Iceland?

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Spending at least five to seven days there to get the most out of your Iceland vacation packages. If you have limited time, experience some of the country’s top attractions in three to four days. 

Where is the best food in Iceland?

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There are many great places to try Icelandic cuisine in Reykjavik, like Matur og Drykkur and Grillmarkadurinn. Sample traditional dishes like fermented shark, lamb soup, and skyr for a unique culinary experience.

What is the temperature of Iceland by month?

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The warmest months are June through August, with average temperatures around 10–13°C (50–55°F). The coldest months are December through February, averaging -1 to 2°C (30–35°F).

Iceland Travel advice

Iceland tourist attractions

More information about Iceland

A Nordic nation located in the North Atlantic, Iceland is a sparsely populated country famed for its abundance of epic landscapes which feature glaciers, geysers, waterfalls, active volcanos, and lava fields. Known as the Land of Ice and Fire, thanks to its geothermal activity, the country’s isolated location has not affected its cultural wealth and in fact, has fostered a vibrant and unique cultural scene and a prosperous nation.

The majority of the population are concentrated in the southwest corner of the island, where the capital city, Reykjavik is located, the northernmost capital city in the world. A tour of Iceland is the best way to experience the vast landscapes and more underdeveloped parts of the country, away from the popular city.

Many are drawn to Iceland for the unique natural phenomenon of the Northern Lights or to bathe in the warming thermal waters of the Blue Lagoon. A holiday to Iceland is sure to ignite your love of untamed nature and open your eyes to a beautiful country, which has thrived despite its secluded location.

 

History of Iceland

The island of Iceland was first settled in 847 AD by Norse communities, who, over the following centuries, continued to build communities on the island, along with other Scandinavian settlers. The country spent much of its history under Norwegian and Scandinavian rule and, on a trip to Iceland, you are sure to notice the influence this has left on the culture and traditions of the country.

In the late 14th century, the country was unified with the kingdoms of Denmark, Norway and Sweden in the Kalmar Union. Under foreign rule, Iceland saw many years of hardship, from the Black Death to the turbulence of the Reformation and extreme weather, which often caused starvation and suffering as Norwegian merchant ships carrying precious supplies could not reach communities due to frozen fjords and icebergs. The 18th-century eruptions of the Katla and Laki volcanos devastated much of the country with toxic ash, lava and floods. It was not until the 20th-century that things began to look up for the island as a period of home rule, followed by sovereignty and eventually complete independence in 1944 saw progress in economic and social spheres.

The post-World War II period was a turning point for Iceland as its prospects transformed completely. Industrialised fisheries and membership to the European Economic Area lifted the country out of poverty and subsistence farming and within a short space of time the country made huge developments. Today, it is thought to be one of the wealthiest countries in the world, known for its technology and high standard of living.

Iceland runs almost entirely on renewable energy, has the worlds highest median wealth per adult and is also considered the most peaceful country on earth. It has no standing army and gender-based pay inequality is illegal, proof of the countries dedication to equality, peace and freedom. A tour to Iceland will open your eyes to a progressive, friendly and open society, who despite centuries of isolation and struggle, have built a truly successful and admirable nation.

 

Nature in Iceland

Above all, a holiday to Iceland is the first choice for nature lovers. The island is home to such a wide array of natural wonders that it is impossible to leave the country without feeling a sense of awe for the power of mother nature. Many travellers choose Iceland to experience the spectacle of the Northern Lights whose green, blue and purple streaks dance across the night sky between late August to mid-April.

It is unlikely to see the light show in the summer months when daylight hours are long. The further north you travel, the more likely you are to catch sight of the phenomenon, although darkness, low levels of light pollution and clear skies are the three main factors which will determine your chances of witnessing the Northern Lights. Northern Lights tours, with professional meteorologists, are also a safe bet for hunting down the elusive natural attraction.

Another highlight of Iceland’s natural environment is its many impressive waterfalls, such as the Skógafoss, Goðafoss, Seljalandsfoss, Háifoss and Svartifoss which are among the most popular and are largely concentrated in the southern part of the country. If the soothing sound of waterfalls makes you want to kick back and relax, the iconic geothermal Blue Lagoon is perhaps one of the countries most popular tourist attractions, welcoming visitors to bathe in its steamy waters, surrounded by a snowy landscape.

Iceland has a mostly subarctic climate, lying just outside of the Arctic Circle. It often sees sub-zero temperatures in the winter and has mild summers, so as long as you are prepared for the cold, a trip to Iceland is suitable any time of year. The unique geology of the island is characterised by its volcanic nature. It is home to 30 active volcanic systems and its most famous and active volcano is Hekla, which last erupted in the year 2000. Geysers, springs which periodically erupt with hot water, are another of Iceland’s rare natural phenomenon, and a prime tourist attraction.

The Strokkur Geyser, which erupts as frequently as every 10 minutes, propelling steam and hot water into the air, is the country’s most popular. Wildlife is another element of Iceland’s natural attractions that cannot be missed. Its only native land mammal is the Arctic Fox, but you can also find reindeer, rabbits and the famous wild Icelandic horses, roaming freely in the wilderness of the interior. The occasional polar bear has also been sighted on the mainland, arriving on floating icebergs from Greenland.

 

Culture in Iceland

Iceland has a unique and rich culture, focused strongly on the country’s Scandinavian heritage. The country’s isolated location has ensured that its culture has preserved its own traditions and originality away from outside influences. Much of the population is descended from Gaelic and Norse settlers, and the Icelandic language is closely linked to Old Norse and has retained a number of unique runic letters, not seen in any other modern language.

Medieval sagas are still a prominent feature in Icelandic culture; stories and literature about the island's history, particularly the era between the 9th and 11th centuries, are passed down through the generations. Folk dance remains an important component, with a number of active dance ensembles committed to keeping the tradition alive. In Reykjavik, there are numerous cultural institutions, from professional theatres to an opera house and a large number of art galleries, bookstores, cinemas, and museums.

Visitors on holiday in Iceland will find no shortage of both modern and traditional cultural attractions. A further point to note about the culture of Iceland is the importance of community to the inhabitants. Due to its small population and geographical isolation, there is a huge focus on community and helping each other. It is not unusual for locals to strike up conversations with visitors and the country is also famed for its egalitarian politics; Iceland is thought to have one of the lowest inequality rates in the world.

Land of ice and fire, a tour of Iceland is a captivating experience, which will charm visitors with its plethora of natural wonders, from volcanos, geysers, and waterfalls, to the dazzling Northern Lights. Travelers can be sure to find respite from the sub-arctic chill of its harsh climate in the bustling capital of Reykjavik and the warm hospitality of the locals.

 

Iceland travel information

  • Entry requirements

    Passport with a minimum of 6 months validity required.

  • Visa

    No visa is required to enter the country.

  • Time zone

    UTC.

  • Currency

    Icelandic Krona.

  • Language

    Icelandic.

  • Tourist Office website

  • Electricity

    220 V.

  • Other useful information

    Tap water is drinkable and probably even more healthy than bottled water, as it is sourced in general from the nearest glacier.

  • Health

    There are no mandatory vaccinations.

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