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Iceland’s surreal landscapes and pure natural beauty are begging to be explored. What better way can there be to enjoy the stunning land of “fire and ice”, than by camping? 
Rafting in Iceland © RTH Sigurdsson
Imagine driving a snowmobile across an icecap, rafting through a glacial river, whale and dolphin watching and cruising amongst icebergs! Our Summer Special in Iceland offers you all this, the chance to camp amongst some of Europe’s most spectacular scenery and much, much more.
This summer enjoy our special active camping holiday in Iceland – ideal for all those who love getting out and about in the great outdoors. On this action-packed adventure holiday you’ll visit some of Iceland’s most scenic spots and enjoy a whole range of exciting activities.
Visiting Iceland during the summer months you’ll benefit from longer daylight hours, giving you more time to enjoy your surroundings. You’ll have extra time to go exploring, hiking along scenic trails and enjoy geysers, waterfalls and more.
There is never a dull moment on the Summertime Special in Iceland. Travelling around Iceland in a small group of up to 26 like-minded people, you’ll get out there and enjoy the highlights of Iceland on this escorted 14 night camping safari.
This year a special family departure will head off on the 6th of August – perfect timing for the school holidays! This holiday is ideal for active families with children aged 10 and over. But hurry – spaces are going fast, so get in touch with us now to make sure you can take part in this extra special Summer camping trip.
 Very Popular - New Departure!
Due to extreme popularity, we have also opened a second departure for the Summertime Special break on the 23rd July (this itinerary will operate in reverse).
Prices for our 14 night holiday in July and August start from £1619 per adult and £1178 for a child under 14 years of age, including flights based on two sharing. Spend the first and last night in Hotel Cabin in Reykjavik and 12 nights camping in the great outdoors – full board whilst under canvas, and B&B basis in Reykjavik.
Images © RTH Sigurdsson
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