5-Day Winter Package Iceland Tour from Reykjavík: Golden Circle, Snæfellsnes Peninsula and Thingvellir | Small Group Tour

• Pickup takes place between 08:30am - 09:00am - so please be ready from 8:30am at your pick up location.
• Tour is operated under all weather conditions: please bring warm, wind & waterproof clothes.
• Estimated arrival time in Reykjavík on Day 5 is around 20:00pm (Depending on weather and road conditions).
• If you are a single traveler then a Single Room Supplement is mandatory.
• PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to modify the itinerary of this tour by changing the order of visited attractions.
• PLEASE NOTE: If you select option with visit at Canyon Baths please remember to bring your own towel and swimwear.
• Q&A:
  How does pickup and drop off work?
  When you complete your booking, you'll be asked to choose a pick up and drop off location. Where possible, we will collect you directly from your hotel.
  Some parts of the city have traffic restrictions, so you'll need to go to a designated bus stop for collection instead if your hotel is in that area. (Note: Please confirm with us in advance for your specific pickup point)
  There's a 30-minute window for collection while we pick up other passengers from their locations.
  At the end of your tour, you'll be dropped off at the same place unless you choose to get off at another stop instead – that's your choice! Drop off can also take up to 30 minutes.
  What should I wear on your tours and what to bring?
  Iceland's weather is famously unpredictable, so you'll need to prepare appropriately, whatever the time of year for your tour.
  That means choosing the right clothes (light layers), shoes (sturdy and waterproof) and coats (windproof & waterproof). And not wearing jeans, just in case it rains!
  What is the luggage allowance?
  If you're booking a multi-day tour of up to three days, the maximum "carry-on" bag size is 22 inches (56 x 45 x 25 cm or 22 x 18 x 10 inches)
  If your multi-day tour is longer than three days, then your ticket includes "carry-on" (see above) and 24 inch "checked" baggage sized no bigger than 60 x 41 x 23 cm (24 x 16.4 x 9.2 inches)
  For shorter tours, you can choose to add "checked" baggage for an additional fee during the booking process.
  If you want to guarantee bringing a larger bag on a shorter tour, it is best to book in advance. Oversized luggages can not be taken on board but need to be stored prior the tour at either our office or at one of the public luggage lockers dotted across Reykjavík 
  What hotels are used?
  You'll enjoy a private room with en suite bathroom facilities and breakfast, WiFi, towels and, in most cases, a kettle for a morning brew.
  Outside the capital, most Icelandic hotels are comfortable and unfussy, with friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable staff.
  Enjoy the scenery while relaxing at the end of each day!
  What is the single supplement fee, and why is it mandatory for all solo travelers?
  Hotel rooms are sold based on two adults sharing, so single-room occupancy is more expensive as a result.<
  If you are a solo traveler, we will not assign you a room with a stranger, so the single supplement fee becomes applicable.
  If you are two people traveling together and staying in the same room but paying separately, the single supplement fee is not applicable.
  Simply add the name of your travel companion in the "special requirements" section when completing your booking.
  What are the room arrangements at our overnight accommodation?
  For couples or groups traveling together, rooms will be assigned according to the number of people who have booked together. Depending on availability at each location, you may request twin beds if that is your preference.
  Larger groups will be accommodated in combinations of triple, double and twin rooms – three people in a triple room, four people in two doubles or twin rooms, five people in one triple and one double, and so on.
  If a person in your group would prefer a single room, you must select "single supplement fee" for them when booking.
  Solo travelers must pay a single supplement fee in all instances.
  Are meals included and what kind of food is available on the tour?
  Breakfast is included at each overnight location, featuring bread and butter, preserves, boiled eggs, cooked meats, fruits, yoghurts, tea, and coffee.
  All other meals are at your own expense.
  As the tour continues around the country, you can grab lunch and dinner at each of the scheduled stops, and we'll offer recommendations if you want them!
  Can the itinerary change due to the weather?
  Yes. We monitor the weather and road conditions on the tour route to maximize your chance to see Iceland's attractions at their best.
  That means we may change the order or timing of the stops to take advantage of the weather (avoiding rain or snow showers where possible) and "golden hour" photo opportunities.
  If we receive a weather alert from the Icelandic Meteorological Office or roads are closed by the local authorities, we must cancel tours for your safety.
  Iceland's weather is very changeable, meaning changes may occur quickly. If we have to cancel tours, we will send you an email notification immediately.
  So please check your email inbox before heading out to the collection point, particularly if the weather looks bad in the city.
  Sometimes the weather is worse outside the city, or vice versa!
  Will I see all the attractions during the winter when there is limited sunlight?
  We schedule our tours carefully to ensure you see Iceland's natural marvels in daylight, even in the winter when there are more hours of darkness.
  Many attractions are also illuminated, adding another layer of magic to the natural splendor! During shortest days, these places are usually visited at dusk or 
  In the winter months, tours will begin and end in darkness, but rest assured, you will see all the places you want to see!
  Will I see Northern Lights?
  But it's important to remember that it's a natural phenomenon, requiring certain levels of solar activity and clear, dark skies.
  That means there's no guarantee that you'll be lucky enough to see them while you're in Iceland. 
  Our selected hotels are in the remote Icelandic countryside, ideal for spotting the Aurora Borealis, with far less artificial light than in the city.
  Wake-up calls can be requested if the Northern Lights are spotted later at night.
  How long will we be driving on the tour?
  On average, we will cover 200-300 kilometers each day, with four to five hours of driving.
  We schedule our tours as evenly as possible, with driving distances between each stop varying from 45 minutes to a couple of hours.
  You'll have around 30 to 60 minutes to explore each location, with most attractions just a short walk from the parking lot.
  As with everything in Iceland, the precise timings of the tour will depend on weather and road conditions on the day, as our priority is to keep you safe while exploring Iceland.
  What happens if I want to bring my young children on the tour?
  If you want to bring small children on our tours, we will provide booster seats to ensure their safety and comfort.
  Important: bringing children younger than the minimum age stated for each trip is not permitted; please check carefully before submitting your booking.
  Please contact us by email at least 12 hours in advance, with the subject line "Booster seat + your booking reference number".
  When and where will I be dropped off?
  After the final stop on the tour, we will return to the city. There is no specific time or drop off location – this can differ from the pick up spot. 
  You're free to ask the guide to drop you off in the city center, or back at your collection point, whichever is the most convenient for your evening plans.
  You can expect to be dropped off within 30 minutes after the scheduled end of the tour.
  Are there changing facilities available before the bathing experience?
  Yes, you'll find modern changing facilities with cubicles, showers and lockers to store your valuables.
  Are towels and swimsuits available to rent?
  Yes. Towels are provided as part of your admission price. If you've forgotten to bring your swimsuit, you can rent one, but it's not guaranteed that all sizes are always available.
  It's best to bring your bathing suit to ensure you don't miss your chance to enjoy a soothing soak in one of Iceland's glorious geothermal pools!

The time we mentioned in the itinerary is for reference only. Please refer to your guide on tour for the actual arrangement. The visiting order and duration might be changed according to actual and practical situation for better service.
This tour/activity is overseen by a select local operator in the region. Upon booking your tour or activity and after receiving confirmation, you will be issued an e-ticket detailing the local operator's name and contact information. If you require assistance finding a specific tour, please contact us for more information.

Yellow Fever Vaccination Requirement: If you have traveled to or transited through yellow fever-endemic regions including East African countries (excluding Tanzania) or South American countries, either before or after your trip, you may be required to present a valid yellow fever vaccination certificate. This requirement can apply not only for joining tours but also for certain flights or entry into specific countries. For more details, please refer to the official site: : Yellow Fever Risk Areas - Fit for Travel