Iceland

Highlights

Iceland is the perfect destination for a seasoned traveler, a first-time solo traveler, or an adventurous family looking to road trip around the island. With friendly locals, stunning scenery, tons of adventure, and a lively tourism hub, you should experience Iceland at least once in your lifetime.
We offer amazing deals on holidays, tours & excursions around the beautiful island….Iceland is the perfect destination for a seasoned traveler, a first-time solo traveler, or an adventurous family looking to road trip around the island. With friendly locals, stunning scenery, tons of adventure, and a lively tourism hub, you should experience Iceland at least once in your lifetime.

Itinerary

This offer includes 5 nights in Iceland for ₹99,999/- per person

• The Blue Lagoon, Iceland

  Not far from the capital city Reykjavik, the Blue Lagoon geothermal spa is the most touristic place in Iceland. This man-made lagoon is fed by the water output of the geothermal power plant nearby. This geothermal seawater is known for its healing effect and active ingredients such as minerals, silica and algae.

• Whale Watching, Iceland

  set off in search of minke whales, humpbacks and more on this whale-watching cruise from Reykjavik. Pull on a pair of provided coveralls and then stay on the lookout for harbor porpoises, white-beaked dolphins and whales as you cut through the still waters of Faxaflói Bay.

• Geysir Geothermal Area

  Strokkur is Iceland’s most visited active geyser. One of the three major attractions on the world-famous Golden Circle sightseeing route, it is usually visited alongside Gullfoss Waterfall and Þingvellir National Park. Geysirs of Iceland Strokkur is found in the Geysir Geothermal Area, titled after the Great Geysir, which lent its name to all others across the world. It is the greatest active geyser on site; Geysir itself is in a period of inactivity. Strokkur erupts more regularly than Geysir ever did, blasting water to heights of around fifteen to twenty metres every five to ten minutes, although it is known to reach up to forty metres.