An introductory coach tour contrasting the colourful historic centre with newer parts of the city. Also visit the surrounding towns, such as Bessastadir, the presidential residence and Hafnafjordur. Child 12-17 years £14 / 11 and under free.

The classic tour of the famous trio of sights: the rainbowmisted waterfall Gullfoss, which many consider Iceland’s finest; Geysir with its spouting geysers and colourful hot springs; Thingvellir, the ancient assembly site and a renowned beauty spot. Also visit Nesjavellir, Hveragerdi, the crater Kerid and the historic church at Skalholt. This is a great day out with plenty of variety. Child 12-17 years £29 / 11 and under free (6 hour trip 12-17 years £23 / 11 and under free).

.A trek on the sure-footed Icelandic horse can be enjoyed even by first-time riders. These alert, willing animals, with a friendly nature, are a pleasure to ride in their natural surroundings. The 1 to 2 hour treks take place in the lava fields surrounding Mount Helgafell volcano and are accompanied by an expert rider. Further details on request. Child 11 and under 1 hr £30 / 1.5-2 hours £36 / with lunch £46.

Capture the essence of Iceland’s wonderful landscapes, coastline of surf-lashed black sand beaches, powerful waterfalls, trolllike sea stacks and towering cliffs. The highlight of the day is the Jokulsarlon Glacial Lagoon - cruise amongst the icebergs with a beautiful view over the glacier. Child 12-17 years £68 / 11 and under free.

Search for cetaceans and seabirds off the coast of Reykjavik on a 3-hour trip on board the vessel, Elding. Around 90% of trips enjoy sightings of white-beaked dolphins or minke whales and occasionally other species such as humpback and orca along with puffins, fulmars, gannets and kittiwakes. Transfers to and from your hotel to the harbour are included. Child 7- 15 years £17 / 6 and under free.

Enjoy the warm mineral rich waters of the Blue Lagoon, before heading to Keflavik for your flight home.

This is an excellent way to begin your holiday.

This popular tour is an ideal combination of a ride on an Icelandic horse and a relaxing bathe at the mystical Blue Lagoon. Child 11 and under £50. This tour can be combined with an afternoon flight departure. Airport drop off is included in the tour price.

This great day out starts with a drive through the Hengill Massif to Nesjavellir, a power project that pumps hot water to the capital. Then it’s on to scenic Thingvellir, a national park and site of the ancient assembly, the Althing. From here take the mountain road to Laugarvatn, visit Gullfoss and Geysir. On the way back, see the crater Kerid and Hveragerdi, the greenhouse village. Minimum 2 passengers.

South Iceland is a lowland region of lush farmland, glaciers, sandy coastline and striking waterfalls. This is also an area of historical significance. Travel up the Myrdalsjokull Glacier where you can opt to go snowmobiling (at additional cost). During this tour, stand behind a plummeting waterfall, see black sand beaches and rugged cliffs. Tour includes a stop at Hveragerdi.

The day begins with a drive through the beautiful wide plains of southern Iceland before climbing through the spectacular Thjorsa Valley. Crossing rugged lava fields, unbridged mountain rivers and sprawling arctic deserts, reach Landmannalaugar, a landscape of sweeping mountains and hot and cold springs which mix together to create the ideal setting for a relaxing bathe. Continue driving over rough mountain tracks to the foot of Mount Hekla, the most active volcano in Iceland.

Head along the south coast to Thorsmork, a beautiful valley surrounded by three glaciers. This magnificent area offers a unique composition of glaciers and rocks, not forgetting the exhilarating drive through glacial rivers. On the way, try out the black sand beaches on the south coast and make a stop at a glacial lagoon by Gigjokull. In Thorsmork, hike to the Stakkholtsgja fissure.

A magnificent sightseeing flight over the Tindfjallajokull glacier; Mount Hekla, Iceland’s most active volcano; Thingvellir National Park; Gullfoss and the famous Geysir geothermal area. Also fly over Thorsmork and the colourful rhyolite mountains of Landmannalaugar.

On arrival at Hofn, transfer by coach to the amazing Jokulsarlon Glacial Lagoon for a trip amongst the icebergs. Seals can often be seen playing in the lagoon. Continue to Vatnajokull Glacier in time for lunch (not included) and then slip into protective suits, helmets and gloves. Take a snowmobile ride on the glacier (approx. 1 hr) before returning to Hofn for the flight back to Reykjavik.

Fly to Akureyri in the north and travel by coach to Godafoss, an impressive symmetrical waterfall. Continue to Myvatn, a beautiful lake surrounded by lava and craters then to the town of Husavik. Board a converted. Arrive Husavik and board a converted fishing boat for a 3-hour whale watch in Skjalfandi Bay. With luck, see minke whale, white-beaked dolphin and harbour porpoise, though other species also appear from time to time. Return to Akureyri for the flight back to Reykjavik.

A world apart, Greenland is just a short flight from Iceland, yet it couldn’t be more different. Fly west over the pack ice to Kulusuk, a community on the remote and rugged east coast. In clear weather, enjoy stunning views of the inland icecap as the aircraft comes into land. Walk to Cape Dan and observe life in a traditional fishing and hunting village. There is time to stroll around the village, purchase handicrafts or even strike up an acquaintance with some of Kulusuk's 360 inhabitants. Weather permitting, see a demonstration of kayak rowing and the ancient drum dance. Return to Reykjavik by air.

Fly to this cluster of offshore islands, which came to fame in 1973 when a volcano erupted and destroyed much of the main town. Take a coach tour to view the crater, the new lava and sights of the town. Afternoon is free to explore or take an optional boat trip to the bird cliffs. Fly back late afternoon.