VACATION PACKAGES TOURS

Where does the trip start?

All our Vacation Packages offer pick-up from Reykjavik city’s greater area from designated locations found on a drop-down menu at the time of booking.

Are food and accommodation included in the packages?

Accommodation at various country hotels is included. You have a private bathroom and breakfast before heading out for your adventure.

What is the difference between the 6 and 8-Day Packages?

During the 8 Day Tour you will explore the west side of Iceland, and the beautiful volcanic area - Snæfellsnes Peninsula (a beautiful place with a lot of wild seals).

What Should I bring with me?

The weather in Iceland is very unpredictable. To enjoy the tours, it is essential to bring warm clothes with a waterproof layer. Beanie, gloves, and shoes with ankle support.

For tours during winter: warm clothing as the first layer, waterproof outdoor jacket and pants, hiking boots with high ankle protection, a hat, and gloves are ideal. For tours during summer, bringing a light rain jacket and pants is in most cases enough protection. Icelanders often say, “If you don’t like the weather, just wait 5 minutes”. Jeans are not recommended for outdoor trips as they become very heavy and cold when wet.

Packing list for your adventure in Iceland:
• Warm clothes (first layer)
• Hiking boots (available for rent when booking)
• Waterproof outdoor clothing (second layer) (available for rent when booking)
• A beanie and gloves
• Swimsuit and a towel
• A phone or camera to take pictures of trip!
• Joy and happiness!

How Difficult are the Glacier Hikes?

Our tours are considered to be safe for anyone in good physical condition. You have to be able to walk for about an hour up and down on slopes and uneven surfaces. Longer tours will be more challenging in endurance for some areas of the glacier. We also recommend you remember that we offer all the safety equipment necessary, and you will be hiking with a professional and certified glacier guide. If you have specific questions regarding one of our glacier tours, feel free to email us.

I’m a solo traveler. Is there a single supplement?

Yes, a single fee supplement is mandatory for solo travelers on all multiday tours to ensure your private room in our accommodation. There is no way to opt-out of a single-fee supplement if you are a solo traveler.

How much luggage can I bring?

The limit is one suitcase of 24 inches and a normal size backpack per person, but you can store your extra luggage in our office for 3,000 ISK. It can be added as an additional fee at the time of booking and is non-refundable upon payment in all cases.

The Tröll Minibuses

All our multi-day tours are in a minibus and offer a small-group experience.
Most of the buses we use for longer trips have Wi-Fi included. Just note that Iceland does not have a good signal everywhere, for example, in rural places.

What is the best time to visit Iceland?

The best time to visit Iceland depends on your preferences and the activities you have in mind:

Summer (June to August): This is the peak tourist season. The weather is relatively mild, with longer days and midnight sun, providing ample time for exploration. However, popular attractions may be more crowded.

Shoulder Seasons (May and September): These months offer a balance between decent weather and fewer crowds. You can still experience some of the benefits of summer, such as extended daylight while avoiding the peak tourist numbers.

Winter (October to April): Winter is perfect for witnessing the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis). However, the days are shorter, and the weather can be cold. Winter activities like ice cave tours and glacier tours are great this season.

Ultimately, the best time to visit Iceland depends on your interests and what you want to experience. Whether you prefer the lively summer atmosphere, the tranquility of the shoulder seasons, or the magical winter landscapes, Iceland has something to offer throughout the year.

All our vacation packages run all year.