Iceland at a glance
Tap through to the live Land-tour Atlas for every place’s card: how ships or tours use it, who goes and when.
Tour start cityOvernight stopDay highlightClassic route
Tours run year-round · Ring Road May–September, aurora late Aug–Apr
- Jansailing
- Febsailing
- Marsailing
- Aprsailing
- Maypeak
- Junpeak
- Julpeak
- Augpeak
- Seppeak
- Octsailing
- Novsailing
- Decsailing
Ring Road tours run mostly May to September, with spring fares below June's. Visit Iceland puts the aurora season at late August to late April, and winter tours are short loops built around it.
Every Iceland place we map
10 land-tour stops, grouped as the itineraries use them. Places with a full Seabound guide link straight to it.
Day highlights 5
Overnight stops 4
The classic routes
The routes the tour companies sell most often here, drawn on the map above.
Reykjavík → Gullfoss → Vík → Jökulsárlón → Höfn → Egilsstaðir → Lake Mývatn → Akureyri → Borgarnes → Snæfellsjökull National Park → Þingvellir National Park → Reykjavík · 8 to 10 days
Reykjavík → Borgarnes → Snæfellsjökull National Park → Þingvellir National Park → Gullfoss → Reykjavík · 6 days
Run by Trafalgar
Tour companies that go here
The number is how many places on this map each one uses.
Iceland map questions
How many land-tour stops are on the Iceland map?
10: 5 day highlights, 4 overnight stops, 1 tour start cities. Each one opens a card on our interactive map.
When is the Iceland season?
Tours run year-round · Ring Road May–September, aurora late Aug–Apr. Ring Road tours run mostly May to September, with spring fares below June's. Visit Iceland puts the aurora season at late August to late April, and winter tours are short loops built around it.
Who runs tours in Iceland?
Trafalgar, Globus, Intrepid, CIE Tours, Tauck, Collette, plus 1 more use places on this map.
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