Our trips in Iceland

How to Choose Your Iceland Trip?

Duration is key to everything. In 8 days, you'll cover the south coast up to Jökulsárlón and the Golden Circle, without rushing. In 8 to 12 days, you can complete Route 1 with stops at Lake Mývatn, Akureyri and the East Fjords. To include the Westfjords or a trek in the Highlands (Laugavegur, minimum 4 days), allow 13 to 17 days. Distances look modest on the map, but winding roads, constant photo stops and changing weather always slow down your planned pace.

Different Trip Types

Our range varies according to your preferences. Cultural trips include Reykjavik, Icelandic sagas and East Coast fishing villages. Adventure itineraries focus on hiking at Landmannalaugar, glacier walking at Sólheimajökull or crossing the Highlands by 4x4. Family trips prioritize geothermal hot spring bathing, whale watching in Húsavík and Icelandic horse farms, with short stages suited to children.

What's the Best Season?

Summer (June-August) remains peak season: temperatures of 10 to 15°C, nearly continuous daylight, access to the Highlands, puffins on the cliffs. Autumn and winter (September-March) open up Northern Lights hunting and access to the blue ice caves of Vatnajökull, with lower rates outside holidays. Spring (April-May) offers a good compromise: Route 1 open, first migratory birds, moderate crowds. Each season suits a different type of trip, to be discussed with our team beforehand.

Our Quality Commitment

Jean-Marc and the Iceland team are based in Reykjavik. We explore the country year-round, personally test our accommodations and maintain direct relationships with local guides, guesthouse owners and car rental companies. Our agency is APST-guaranteed and registered with Atout France, ensuring your payment and trip are secure. In case of unexpected weather or volcanic events, we adapt the itinerary in real time and remain available 24/7 throughout your stay.