This was a very nice tour we had. Our guide (Albert) and the driver were really nice and helpful. The, although takes the whole day, you do not see the time passing. Beautiful views and places that we visited

Such a great experience , we loves the tour . Einar was very nice and tell us lot of things about Iceland. Einar takes a lot of pictures of us , he takes vidéos about my mariage propose so yeah , thanks to him for his help. I recommande the tour with Einar!

Brilliant tour. Very knowledgeable and friendly guide,Stefan, and driver Bjorn. Great way to see such a stunning country. Highly recommended

Stefan SV was an amazing guide. He was funny, knowledgeable and took great photos that we will cherish forever. Please book your tour with him if you can. You wont regret it.

The weather was really bad. I know there's nothing we can do about it, but they could arrange the itinerary a bit better. The time that it spent for resting areas and restaurants was too long. I don't understand why they put the waterfall at night, we couldn't really see anything. if they skip the "dinner" , it would go earlier for the waterfall. Also, the Website said that we would go to the Vik , but we didn't, we were only be there for toilet break😑, which was quite disappointing.

Great day out with our amazing Guide Petur, was so informative and funny. The trip was full of amazing views and experiences

The first step of the 7-step ritual spa was truly spectacular. Emerge from the changing room into warm water, hardly noticing that you're outdoors (it was about 13 degrees Fahrenheit on the day of my visit); when the steam and mist rising from the water would clear momentarily, you'd see the ice- and snow-covered rocks surrounding the extremely large hot water lagoon. As you walk through exploring, you find a geothermal waterfall you can stand under, or various benches in the water, or the infinity edge of the lagoon less than 30 feet from the Atlantic, where you could watch birds fishing in the water. There was even a wade-up bar in the lagoon. It was really huge-easily over 100 people in the lagoon when I was there, but it did not feel crowded. The web site describes the other steps in the spa treatment, but I also want to mention the third step: the sauna, with one entire wall a window facing the Atlantic; there were actually two, and I chose the "quiet" one that discouraged cell phones and conversation. After step 7, return to the lagoon and feel stress and worry evaporate with the steam. Do this alone, with a loved one, or with friends, but do it!

Some of the most fun I’ve had on holiday. The Golden Circle is an incredible place, even in the middle of January the views are beautiful. Once you get to the geyser, you should will be given enough time to have some lunch. Finally you get to the Gullfoss Waterfall where you will board a specialised bus and head up the glacier for about an hour and a half. When you get to base camp, the snowmobiling can start once everyone is suited up. Visibility was pretty bad on the day I was there, but if I’m honest, that just made it more exciting and adventurous. Guðrún was a very knowledgeable and friendly guide who I would like to thank for a great day. Pawel, our driver, was very good. I felt very safe, even on an icy day. The only thing to bear in mind is that the tour says 10.5 hours, but this is of course weather dependent. We got back a bit later than expected, so if you book a northern light tour the same day you might struggle to make it. Worth every penny.

Flosi is a really experienced and friendly guide. He had told us lots of interesting facts from the places visited and his English language skills are outstanding!

Great tour, we saw them and they danced spectacularly for us! Stefan R our guide was just brilliant, very knowledgable and friendly. Patience paid off for us all, despite people saying ‘oh tonight they won’t be out, maybe tomorrow’, but Stefan knew where to go! Thanks Stephan 💫 !

Great tour. Our driver and guide was Stefan A. He was very kind, give us information about the northern lights, the iceland culture and other things. You have to be patient but if you're lucky (and wait in the righ place) You can saw it. I really recommend the tour. 👏

Our guide was Stefan A. Everyone thought we wouldn't see the lights, but he was hopeful. Took us the perfect spot, waited until 00:30 with us and then we were graced with the most beautiful spectacle. Originaly our tour was on the 11, but it was rescheduled due to weather conditions to the next day. Trust the process. Book the tour for your first day here and rebook until it works out. The weather is just as unpredictable as the Auroras. But the guides have experience and a very sharp eye. Stefan noticed the most faint light in the sky and help us all set the cameras, so we could get the full show! Tip: I have a S23. Using the Pro option in the camera, set the ISO to 640, time to 8s and WB to 3500. Have fun!

What a superb tour, wonderful insights from Gunnar we learnt so much and it was all made really interesting excellent Guide, and Fabulous driving from Magnus. Visited The Geyser and Gosfalls after driving through the National Park such stunning landscape. A must do if in Iceland we were on the Direct Tour out for 6 hours 30 minutes it was perfect.

I've travelled a lot, and have never encountered a more confusing and awkward airport transfer process. Using a taxi is terribly expensive because Keflavik is in a different city area (as I was told). So you have to book one of the airport transfer companies, all of which follow the same maddening system: although you are made to think that you're booking and paying for a direct drop off at your hotel, you are taken to the bus deport, told to get off, pick up your own luggage, walk through the bus depot to get to the other side where you board another bus which drops you off at a bus stop that may or may not be right next to your hotel. What makes this process even more cumbersome is that there is no transparency when you book and you have no idea what to expect. For elderly people, people with kids, with lots of luggage or just being jet lagged after a long flight, having to walk a bit of a distance carrying your luggage from arrivals to where the buses are waiting is a most disorienting experience. Moreover, there was nothing at arrivals to indicate which way to go to find your FlyBus; the person I asked showed me where the buses were waiting. And when I made it through the bus depot to catch the second bus, I had no idea which bus to Catch. None of the bus companies staff that I saw wore any uniforms or hats to identify them. It's utterly confusing and unprofessional. Why they cannot come up with a system whereby the airport transfer involves only one bus is beyond me. At the very least, they should clarify the process.

It was supposed to be the highlight of my trip, hence scheduling a visit to the Blue Lagoon on my last night in Iceland. I had read that a night visit was highly recommended because of the possibility of seeing the Northern Lights. The staff were helpful, the changing /shower facilities plenty and well taken care off, but the actual lagoon was a terrible disappointment. There were no lights in the lagoon area and, because of this and the steam, it was impossible to see anything beyond the stretch of one's arm. A terribly disorienting experience. Impossible to find the mask and drinks bars without asking people, who themselves were lost and floundering, and not knowing for sure (because it was pitch dark) whether it was safe or you were meant to go under the bridges was similarly unnerving. Falling onto people because you saw them too late to move aside was also awkward, especially when they were making out in the dark. There were guards at some point who pointed to the direction of the drinks bar, but they weren't around when I wanted to leave and it took me a while to locate the ramp to exit. I understand it's important to maintain a certain atmosphere, but a few lights (or illuminated signs) are absolutely necessary. Also, I fail to understand why there is no heated bus shelter in the parking lot. What was supposed to be a highlight ended up being a maddening experience.