Iceland Vacation Packages 2025

Each package typically includes accommodations, transportation, activities, and optional flights. Specific details vary—check each package for more information.

Can I customize my package? Yes! Most packages can be customized to fit your preferences. For self-drive and custom trips, we can adjust activities, accommodations, and itineraries. For guided tours, while the core itinerary remains fixed, we can add extra nights before or after the tour and arrange additional activities during free time. Simply contact our team, and we'll help tailor your trip to match your needs.

You can either book directly through our website or contact our Scandinavian-based travel consultants for personalized assistance. We maintain the same prices and booking fees regardless of which booking method you choose.

Prices vary based on season, duration, and package type. Self-drive tours tend to be more affordable, while guided or all-inclusive packages offer more convenience. Check our current prices on the package page.

To save money:

• Travel outside of peak season (spring or fall).
• Book in advance to get the best flight prices.
• Self-drive tours are more flexible and cost less.
• Travel in a group – sharing expenses like car rental and fuel can significantly reduce costs.
   

Booking with Vulkan Travel means:

• No stress – We handle flights, hotels, and activities for you.
• No guesswork – Our Iceland specialists design every itinerary for the best experience.
• No hidden costs – All pricing is transparent.
• Personal support – One trusted contact for your entire journey

The best time to visit Iceland depends on what you'd like to experience in Iceland. Each season offers unique adventures and natural phenomena that make Iceland special year-round. 

Summer (June-Aug): Perfect for exploring with endless daylight and mild weather. All highland roads are open, making it ideal for Ring Road trips and hiking. Most popular season with peak prices. 
Winter (Nov-Feb): Dark nights perfect for Northern Lights hunting. Experience ice caves, winter activities, and festive holiday markets. Lower prices (except during Christmas and New Year) but some roads may close due to weather. 
Spring (March-May): Watch Iceland come alive with migrating birds and spring flowers. Mix of winter and summer activities available. Good value with fewer tourists. 
Fall (Sept-Oct): Enjoy fall colors and first Northern Lights opportunities. Still mild enough for outdoor activities. Lower prices and fewer crowds than summer. 

For more details, read our guide: Best time to visit Iceland

• Month-by-month weather guide 
• Seasonal activities and attractions 
• Price variations throughout the year

Iceland has an advanced monitoring system, and authorities issue alerts well in advance. In the rare event that your trip is affected by a volcanic eruption, we can either reschedule your trip to a later date or provide a full refund.

During volcanic activity, we follow official travel advisories to ensure your safety. It's worth noting that volcanic eruptions rarely disrupt flights or travel to Iceland. Since 1997, only the Eyjafjallajökull eruption in 2010 caused significant flight cancellations, and even then for just a few days.

For the latest updates, see our Travel Information page. 

Here are a few useful tips:

• The weather changes fast – bring layers!
• Credit cards are widely accepted – cash isn't needed.
• Tipping is not expected, but always appreciated.
• Road conditions can be tricky in winter – check before driving.
• Iceland uses European-style plugs (Type F, 230V) – bring an adapter if needed.

Iceland is full of unique landscapes, shaped by volcanoes, glaciers, and extreme weather. If you’re visiting for the first time, these are some of the must-see natural sights:

• Golden Circle – A classic route with Gullfoss waterfall, the erupting Strokkur geyser, and the tectonic divide at Thingvellir National Park.
• Volcanoes & Lava Fields – Walk across fresh lava on the Reykjanes Peninsula or see the glacier-covered Eyjafjallajökull volcano.
• Hot Springs & Geysers – Relax in the Blue Lagoon or watch the geyser Strokkur send boiling water into the air. 
• Glaciers & Ice Caves – Explore Vatnajökull, Iceland’s largest glacier, and its natural ice caves in winter.
• Waterfalls – Walk behind Seljalandsfoss, see the power of Skógafoss, or visit the multi-tiered Gullfoss.
• Black Sand Beaches – Experience Reynisfjara's black sands and basalt columns. 
• Glacier Lagoons – Explore Jökulsárlón’s icebergs and the the quieter Fjallsárlón.
• Seasonal wonders – See the Northern Lights in winter or enjoy the Midnight Sun in summer.