Arrival in Iceland, Keflavik Airport, Coach transfer to Reykjavik Evening: Northern Lights tour (small group tour) A small group Northern Lights tour offers a more intimate experience for viewing the Aurora Borealis, often with expert guides and personalized attention. These tours typically have a smaller number of participants, ranging from a few people to around 19, and often include perks like professional photos and hot chocolate. Overnight in Reykjavik

Golden Circle Day Tour with farm visit A Golden Circle Day tour with a farm visit typically includes stops at Iceland’s iconic natural attractions like Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss waterfall, and the Geysir geothermal area, along with a visit to a local farm, often Friðheimar Tomato Farm. Overnight in Reykjavik

Morning: New Year’s Traditions Walking Tour to get an authentic insight into local life A walking tour focused on New Year’s Eve traditions could be a great way to experience local culture. Such a tour could involve visiting specific locations, like a church or a town square, where locals gather for celebrations or observe unique customs. Evening: New Year’s Eve Dinner at a popular, charming restaurant downtown New Years Eve Firework Yacht Cruise A New Year’s Eve yacht cruise in Reykjavik offers a unique way to experience the city’s spectacular fireworks display. These cruises typically depart from Reykjavik’s Old Harbor and provide a front-row seat to the midnight fireworks, with the chance to see the Northern Lights if conditions are favorable. Champagne is often included for a toast at midnight. Overnight in Reykjavik

Welcome 2026! Enjoy the warm waters of the Blue Lagoon Relaxing in the waters of Blue Lagoon with bus transfer in the afternoon. Enjoying the Blue Lagoon’s geothermal waters and then taking a bus transfer in the afternoon sounds like a perfect way to relax and travel. Many visitors choose to spend a few hours at the Blue Lagoon, soaking in the milky blue waters known for their mineral-rich properties Overnight in Reykjavik

Day 6: Husavik – Bakkafjörður – Mývatn (187-374km)

To explore the last part of the Arctic Coast Way, head to Bakkafjörður, one of the smallest and most remote villages in Iceland with a population of less than 80 people. Alternatively head just as far as Raufarhöfn, the most Northern village in Iceland and formerly one of the country’s largest export harbours. Head back west to Mývatn.

Day 7: Mývatn – Dettifoss – Goðafoss – Akureyri

Today you will have time to explore the extraordinary scenery and wildlife of this area. Dettifoss is reputed to be the most powerful waterfall in Europe. The falls are 100 meters wide and have a drop of 45 meters to advance its flow down the mighty Jökulsárgljúfur canyon. Mývatn is one of the largest lakes in the country renowned for its beautiful small islands, exceptional shore, flora, and abundant birdlife. The area has a dreamlike and mysterious quality and was created by a large basaltic lava eruption 2300 years ago

Day 8: Akureyri – Reykjavik – Keflavik

Drop off your rental car at Akureyri Airport and then take the morning flight to Reykjavik Domestic Airport.

New Years Eve & Northern Lights – 5 Day

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