6 Day Around Iceland Tour on the Ring Road

This 6-day tour around Iceland was exactly what we were hoping for. We got to see so much—from waterfalls and geysers to glaciers and black sand beaches. The guide was knowledgeable and made sure we had the best experience possible. A well-planned trip with comfortable accommodations, perfect for anyone wanting to see all of Iceland!

The wife and I did the 6 day tour around Iceland. March 16-21 with a group of 18 individuals, 19 including our Tour Guide/Driver/ luggage handler, the unforgettable —>>Vjeran. Vjeran made the tour enjoyable by telling his experiences and knowledge of Iceland. He took care of us well. He made us aware of bathrooms breaks and when the next one will be. You could ask him any questions. On one of the dinner nights, he was quiet prepared to do the Heimlich maneuver since one individual in our group was choking. This was the first time the wife and I did a tour group. We usually go our way. This was an excellent way to see Iceland in a short period of time, at least the tourist sites. We were able to see a horse farm. The lady of the horse farm, Sturlureykir was very welcoming. She showed us horses in her stables. She also showed us the geyser at the farm and how they use it for heating and bake her bread. We were also able to take selfies with a horse. Thank you. Like Vjeran said, it takes one person to ruin a tour group and our group were good travelers. Will definitely see Iceland in a different season. Our tour guide made all the difference.

Just got back from our 6 day tour, and it was great. This tour definitely hits on the highlights depending on the season. The best part by far was visiting the puffins on the eastern side. Having a guided tour takes a lot of stress off planning so you can enjoy the vacation, but it's important to be mindful of the timeframes (especially when you like to lag behind and take nature photos like I do). Our tour guide Soli (sp) was extremely knowledgeable about all things Iceland, including the geology, economy, literature, nature, culture, and more. We had an inquisitive group who asked a lot of questions and he was able to answer them. He was great in letting us know what to expect for each day, and making sure that no one in our group got left behind. Our group was 9 people, which was a bit smaller than average, and the vans are small, so you want to pack your daybag light and only keep things in there depending on the day's activities. There is free WiFi on the bus, and bathroom breaks every 90 minutes or so. There are also plenty of stops at the sites as well (most have a WC). Iceland is very amenable to tourism. The hotels we stopped at were clean, and had free breakfasts. There are also lots of convenience stores in the towns that we visted, so I recommend stocking up on snacks because the food is really expensive in Iceland. Coffee is reasonably priced though :)