Iceland Travel GuideLOCAL TRAVEL AGENCY IN ICELAND
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These tours are chosen for working well with children: easy walking, shorter days and stops that keep younger travellers interested. A local travel agency can also advise on which tours suit particular ages, since not every trip is right for toddlers or younger children.
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6-day packageSmall groupGolden Circle · South Coast6-Day Iceland Family Vacation PackageNo minimum age: Golden Circle, Secret Lagoon, South Coast, ReykjanesFrom, per person76,880 ISKSee dates
Day tourSmall groupSouth CoastKatla Ice Cave TourFamily Friendly Ice CaveFrom, per person29,990 ISKSee dates
Entry ticketEiríkstaðir Viking LonghouseAdmission Tickets IcelandFrom, per person2,900 ISKSee dates
Day tourLarge groupReykjanes · Golden CircleGolden Circle & Blue LagoonFamily Friendly TourFrom, per person34,899 ISKSee dates
Day tourWestfjordsWhale Watching in IsafjordurFamily Friendly TourFrom, per person14,240 ISKSee dates
Day tourSmall groupGlacier Lagoon & VatnajökullCrystal Ice Cave TourFamily Friendly Ice Cave TourFrom, per person21,890 ISKSee dates
Day tourSmall groupSnæfellsnes & WestSnæfellsnes PeninsulaFamily Friendly TourFrom, per person27,900 ISKSee dates
Day tourSmall groupSouth CoastBlack Beach Family Horseback Riding in VíkFrom, per person11,000 ISKSee dates
Day tourSmall groupSouth CoastSouth Coast TourFamily Friendly & Small GroupsFrom, per person23,300 ISKSee dates
Day tourSmall groupGolden CircleGolden Circle & Secret Lagoon TourFamily Friendly & Small GroupsFrom, per person20,300 ISKSee datesTry removing a filter, or ask a local and we will find the right trip for you.
Look for tours described as easy or short walking, and check the minimum age if one is listed, since some activities such as glacier hiking or ice caving have age or height restrictions for safety reasons.
Shorter day tours tend to work better with children than long multi-day trips, since there is less time in a vehicle and more variety in the day.
Bring snacks, spare layers and something to keep children occupied during driving time, since distances between stops in Iceland can be longer than they first appear on a map.
Whale watching, the Golden Circle and geothermal pools are usually popular with families, offering enough to see and do without long stretches of walking.
This varies by tour and activity, so check the specific listing; some activity-based tours, such as ice caving or snowmobiling, set a minimum age.
Not always, so ask the operator directly if you are travelling with a young child who needs one.
Some itineraries include a stop at a geothermal pool, which is popular with children, though always check what is included before booking.
Family-friendly tours are chosen for easier walking, but always check the individual tour description for specifics.
Often yes for sightseeing tours with no activity component, but check with the operator first.