Explore the area
Caves of Hella
Caves of Hella offers guided tours into the underworld of the South to explore man-made historical caves in Iceland. The caves are Iceland‘s oldest still standing archaeological remains and have now been opened up for visitors.
Southcoast Adventure
Southcoast Adventure offers luxury Super Jeep tours in South Iceland, such as day tours, guided hikes or customised tours.
Buggy X-treme Private Tours
Buggy X-treme Iceland offers private buggy tours for individuals and smaller groups. They claim to have the most powerful buggy cars available in Iceland. Their selection of tours include Black Sand Beach tour in Þykkvibær beach, Highland Adventures, Landmannalaugar, Thorsmork and Northern Lights tours.
Hekluhestar Horse Riding
Kayak Tours Stokkseyri
Since 1995, Kayak Tours Stokkseyri has been offering kayaking and SUP in the beautiful seaside village of Stokkseyri, available for individuals and groups of up to 60 people.
Lava Centre
LAVA Centre is a world class exhibition on volcanoes and earthquakes. It is the most awarded exhibition in Iceland.
The Lava Tunnel
The Lava Tunnel (known as Raufarholshellir in Icelandic) is a massive cave system created by a volcanic eruption over 5000 years ago. Explore this extraordinary natural phenomenon under the guidance of an experienced guide.
Helicopter Tours
Get to know Iceland and its stunning nature from above. These luxurious helicopter tours are the best way to experience all of what Iceland has to offer, from landing on top of glaciers to flying over the vast and uninhabited highlands.
Vestmannaeyjar – The Westman Islands
One of Iceland’s best kept secrets. This archipelago of 15 islands is located a short distance from the south coast of Iceland. The islands have a rich history, unique volcanic landscape and very heartwarming and welcoming inhabitants, of which there are only around 4200.
Public Swimming Pools
All public swimming pools in Iceland are geothermal. In our opinion, visiting a public swimming pool is a must-do during your Iceland trip. The hot tub or sauna of a public swimming pool is where all the important stuff gets talked about. Locals meet to socialise there every day and the entry fee is usually very fair.
Laugarvatn Fontana
Laugarvatn Fontana Geothermal Baths is located in the center of the most popular tourist route in Iceland, the Golden Circle.
Gamla Laugin – The Secret Lagoon
The Secret Lagoon is located in Flúðir and is built on an old foundation but the original pool was made in 1891. The surroundings is very picturesque with hot springs that you can walk around.