Iceland enjoys a surprisingly warm and pleasant summer. It is the native´s favorite time of the year because one can easily explore the vastness and pureness of highlands and other uninhabited areas. The days are never-ending and strolling past the “Midnight Sun” is a unique experience. Summers also offer a great choice of activities for visitors like mountain biking, diving, cliff hanging, kayaking or glacier-skiing. You can also go for boat safari to spot the magnificent whales. And of course this is the favorite time to spot wild flowers and the beautiful ‘Puffins’.

Day 1 : Geo-Thermal Pools Group arrives in the day and on the way to the hotel from airport, we stop at the Blue Lagoon for 2-3 hours. The Geothermal pools helps you get relaxed after the flight. You can enjoy shopping at the Blue Lagoons stores which has Icelandic clothes and great skin-care products. Drive toward the Golden Circle and the group spends the night in a traditional Icelandic Bungalow. Drive: 50 Kms

Day 2 : In and out Golden Circle It will be an early rise for the group as we go to marvel the Golden Circle. From there we will head south where we will witness the Majestic waterfall, Seljalandsfoss. Drive to the destination, where the group will spend the night, close to Jokulsarlon, Vík and Höfn. Drive: 362 Kms/Approximate time of travel 4.30 hours

Day 3:Heading towards Mývatn We start early for a long and exciting day towards Mývatn. Our first stop will be at Jokulsarlon. From here we will drive along the East Coast of Iceland by passing amazing sceneries and dynamic mountain views. We do have a dinner option at Egillstadir; from there we head towards the incredible Mývatn to spend the next three days. Drive: Drive 550 kms/Approximate time of travel 7 hours

Day 4: Dettifoss Tour begins around Mývatn for the next three days. We get to visit Dettifoss, the biggest waterfall of Europe and Queen of all mountains of Iceland, Herdubreid. There is much to explore in this part of the island.Drive: 150 Kms

Day 5 : In and out Mývatn Representative picks you up in the early morning. We go for whale watching and observe the gentle giants in their natural habitat. It is an experience in itself to watch the biggest mammals up close. We will also enjoy bathing in cave cracks that day. Drive: 100 Kms

Day 6 : Mývatn fter spending half a day in Mývatn, the Representative drives the group back to Reykjavík. During the trip we will stop at many different, stunning places like Godafoss, Akureyri and other destination to enjoy the spectacular views. The group spends the night at a good hotel. Drive: 600 Kms / Approximate time of travel 6 hours

Day 7 : Back to capital city Once back in the capital city the group will have plenty of activities to choose from, including swimming in geothermal waters for relaxation, shopping and visiting the local museums. The group goes back to the hotel where they can rest and pack up for their flight the next day.

Day 8 : Flight back The troop flies back home with the sweet memories of Iceland.

Cost for Winter Package Per Person in INR

Group Size	2 Passengers	4 Passengers	6 Passengers	8 Passengers
Summer Package	3,37,260	2,40,900	2,02,000	1,84,700

 

We at Gets holidays wish you to enjoy the best out of Iceland during your holidays. From our past 10 years’ experience, we have learnt that travellers enjoy a lot and get the feel of Iceland if they taste the local food, stay around nature and amazing landscapes of Iceland.

 

Hence we have carefully designed the two best packages that will amaze you with the beauty of the Iceland.

Your package cost includes…

• Accommodation
• Car rent
• Fuel
• Airport Transfer
• Entry tickets and ferry tickets to sight-seeing places which are mentioned in itinerary
• Representative’s fees
• Representative’s accommodation

Package cost does not include…

• Visa Charges
• Airfare
• Travel Insurance
• Food / Meals
• Additional / Personal use of vehicle

  

The following tips will ensure that you have a fun-filled trip to Iceland:

1. Carry enough warm clothes, bathing suits, gloves, etc. or you can even rent it from our partner company at Iceland

2. Learning few Icelandic words will help you connect with the locals better. You will be able to feel the essence of Iceland and besides learning a new language is always fun. Though it is not a high priority because most Icelanders are fluent in English.

3. Iceland is “Photographer’s Paradise”. The Dream Team will help you in clicking good pictures and provide you binoculars for better viewing

4. While visiting the volcanic caves, it is advisable to carry helmet, thick gloves (rubber or leather), good source of light, and a pair of hiking shoes. 

5. The Representative will take care of your requirement of electrical charger’s, equipment and other necessary things

6. It’s advisable to get information about the current weather conditions of Iceland before venturing out for sightseeing. The reason being the unpredictable weather conditions in Iceland. You can get all the information about the weather conditions fromwww.weather.com or http://en.vedur.is/

7. In Iceland you have to try for the local cuisines, especially fish and lamb; you will surely crave for more

8. You should view the night life at Reykjavik, enjoy the cultural activities, and visit museum’s to get information of Icelandic history

9. Tipping is never ever expected in Iceland. But if you want to give tips anyways, nothing will stop you as Icelanders as whole are frequent travelers and they are well aware about tipping on services in other countries.

10 Clean air, water, unpolluted surroundings and fresh high quality food have ensured that Icelanders have a very long life. People are very particular of leading a healthy lifestyle and the living standards are very high. So visitors have to be very cautious while conducting sightseeing in Iceland and should ensure that the atmosphere of the place doesn’t get polluted. 

11. People of Iceland are addressed only by their first names.

12.Icelandic women are very beautiful and the country has given “three Miss Universe” to the world so far.

13.The Icelandic Red Cross has a helpline that is open 24x7, every day, for anyone needing assistance with grief, anxiety, fear, depression or suicidal thoughts. By dialing 1717, Red Cross volunteers will reach across Iceland.Crime rate is very low in Iceland and as a result there are very few policemen in the country. Iceland also has no army, navy or air force. It does have a coast guard though.

14.Iceland has excellent infrastructure for disabled. All the government buildings, museums, malls, shopping centers, public bus system and taxis have facilities for individuals with disabilities. But many stores in the old downtown area in Reykjavik, such as around the popular shopping street of Laugavegur, are not wheelchair accessible.

15.Off-road driving is strictly prohibited in Iceland and can incur fines of up to $2000. If you drive on a road that the Icelandic authorities have marked as closed or impassable, and then become stuck, you may incur fines of up to $1500 for emergency assistance.