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Cancellation terms vary by tour and may depend on the operator, product and timing. Check the product page and the terms shown for your dates before confirming, or contact us if anything is unclear.

Prices can be browsed in US dollars and Icelandic króna using the currency switcher at the top of the page. Payment options depend on the tour and checkout mode; review the options shown for your dates or contact us before relying on a specific payment method.

We recommend planning ahead, especially for seasonal experiences. Group size and availability vary by tour, so check the product page or booking options for your dates.

Many tours accept solo travellers, but eligibility, availability and pricing vary by product. Check the product page or booking options for your dates, and ask us if the terms are unclear.

Tell us what you have in mind through the Plan my trip form on the contact page — dates, group size and interests — and a local travel designer will reply within one business day with a tailored itinerary and quote.

Pickup is included from accommodation and designated bus stops around central Reykjavík — your confirmation email lists your exact spot. Be outside and ready when the pickup window opens; the minibus makes several stops, so it can arrive at any point within the window. Pickup is not available from Keflavík Airport or outside the capital area.

Most classic day tours leave Reykjavík in the morning and return in the evening. A full South Coast day — waterfalls, the black-sand beach and a glacier or ice cave — runs about 10–12 hours door to door, with pickup, scenic drives and plenty of photo stops built in.

Group size and vehicle type vary by tour. Check the product page and the options shown for your dates, or contact us if a particular group size matters to you.

No — meals and drinks are not included on day tours. There are stops along the way where you can buy food, and you are welcome to bring your own snacks and water. Multi-day packages include breakfast where the itinerary says so.

Yes — every tour is led by an experienced, English-speaking local guide who gives live commentary throughout the journey: geology, folklore and plenty of local tips.

Dress in warm layers with a waterproof jacket and trousers on top, plus a hat, gloves and warm socks. Sturdy hiking boots that cover the ankle are required for glacier hikes and ice caves — you can rent boots and waterproofs when booking. Skip the jeans: they get heavy and cold when wet.

Northern Lights sightings can never be guaranteed. Dedicated aurora hunts may drive toward clearer skies, while multi-day tours may instead offer viewing on foot at or near the accommodation. Retry policies vary by tour, so check the exact product page or contact FAR Travel.

Yes — Icelandic weather changes fast and tours operate in most conditions, though the order of stops may shift for safety and comfort. If extreme weather makes a departure unsafe, we offer an alternative date or a full refund.

Yes. Glacier walks are led by certified glacier guides, and all safety equipment — crampons, helmets and harnesses — is provided. The pace is easy to moderate, most travellers with normal fitness can join, and the minimum age is 8 years.

The season runs from late September to mid-April, when the nights are long and dark. Sightings depend on solar activity and clear skies, so plan a few nights in Iceland to give yourself the best odds.

With 3–4 days you can cover the Golden Circle, the South Coast and a northern lights hunt from Reykjavík. To circle the whole Ring Road, allow at least a week — our guided and self-drive packages run from 6 to 10 days.

Guided packages suit travellers who would rather relax and let a local handle the driving, especially in winter. Self-drive gives you full freedom — we plan the route and book the accommodation, you take the wheel. For winter self-drives we recommend a 4x4 and some experience driving in snow.

Very — waterfalls, beaches and lagoons are family-friendly, and children are welcome on most tours. Some activities carry age limits (glacier hikes and ice caves are 8+), so check the tour page or ask us before booking.

Layers, always: warm and waterproof clothing, sturdy walking shoes, plus swimwear for hot springs and geothermal lagoons. A rain jacket, a power adapter for Icelandic (European two-pin) outlets and a refillable water bottle round out the list.

That is what we do. Send your dates, group and interests through the Plan my trip form, and a local answers every message within one business day with a route, stays and tours to match.