Blue Dragon Ice Cave by helicopter

A thoughtfully paced Iceland adventure for families, combining Reykjavik, glaciers and volcanoes with hands-on experiences, expert guides and space to relax, from whale watching and snowmobiling to lava caves and the Blue Lagoon.

Discover the Land of Fire & Ice like never before. Embark on an 11-day adventure exploring Reykjavik's vibrant culture, the Golden Circle's natural wonders, and the remote beauty of the Central Highlands, Northern Coast, and Troll Peninsula.

Luxury meets wilderness at Glacier Lagoon Hotel. Watch icebergs drift from your room, dine on Icelandic cuisine, and explore glaciers and lagoons with Scott Dunn’s bespoke experiences.

Hotel Egilsen offers historic charm and contemporary comfort in Reykjavík’s Old Town, with individually styled rooms, personalised service, and bespoke excursions for discerning travellers seeking an intimate Icelandic experience.

A stylish Icelandic hideaway between glacier and ocean, Fosshotel Glacier Lagoon offers sleek comfort, striking scenery and effortless access to Iceland’s most iconic natural wonders—elevated with Scott Dunn’s tailor-made expertise.

Torfhus Retreat offers an exclusive Icelandic escape with stylish suites, bespoke adventures, wellness treatments, and local cuisine, surrounded by untouched wilderness for discerning travellers seeking privacy and connection to nature.

Nestled beside Strokkur geyser, Hotel Geysir offers stylish comfort, locally inspired dining, and bespoke Golden Circle excursions, making it the perfect base to experience Iceland’s geothermal wonders and dramatic landscapes.

Hotel Alda offers contemporary Scandinavian design, central Reykjavík convenience and tailored excursions, making it an ideal base for discerning travellers to explore the city and beyond in comfort and style.

A remote Icelandic retreat wrapped in wilderness and wellbeing, Eleven Deplar Farm offers rare luxury, soul-stirring adventures and world-class guiding. An exclusive Scott Dunn escape for travellers seeking the extraordinary.

Hotel Búðir offers an intimate, iconic retreat on Snæfellsnes Peninsula, with cosy Scandinavian interiors, refined dining, and bespoke adventures amid rugged coastline, lava fields, and glacier vistas.

Hotel Húsafell offers luxury and seclusion in western Iceland, with cosy contemporary interiors, gourmet Icelandic cuisine, and bespoke outdoor adventures amid glaciers, lava fields, and birch forests.

Strap on crampons and hike across the crevasse-riddled glacial tongue of Sólheimajökull with a certified mountain guide. Ancient ice, jagged ridges, and sink holes.

Visit the Hellisheiði ON Power plant to see how Iceland produces green energy from volcanic heat. Interactive exhibits, turbine halls, and the Carbfix CO2 storage project.

Giant icebergs drifting across Jökulsárlón, the largest glacier lagoon in Iceland. Then strap on crampons and walk inside a glacier ice cave beneath Vatnajökull.

Immerse yourself in Icelandic geothermal luxury at Laugarás Lagoon, where mineral-rich waters, mountain vistas, saunas, and a gourmet menu combine for an exclusive wellness escape in nature’s dramatic embrace.

Float between two tectonic plates in water so clear you can see 100 metres. The Silfra fissure in Thingvellir National Park, rated one of the world’s top ten dive sites.

Reynisfjara’s jet-black beach, troll-legend sea stacks, the village of Vík, and two of Iceland’s most iconic waterfalls: Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss. A full day along one of the world’s great road trips.

Beneath Iceland’s vast winter sky, enjoy privileged access to Hotel Rangá’s observatory for an intimate evening with renowned astronomer Sævar Helgi, where the Northern Lights unfold through story, science and rare insight.

Descend 120 metres into the magma chamber of a dormant volcano. One of the only places on earth where you can stand inside a volcanic heart.

A private luxury Zodiac ride through floating icebergs on Fjallsárlón glacier lagoon.

A private day in Iceland’s countryside exploring working family farms. Meet farmers, greet animals and enjoy homemade tastings with a farm-to-table lunch, uncovering an intimate, unhurried side of Iceland far from the crowds.

Giant icebergs drifting across Jökulsárlón, sparkling white glaciers, jagged mountains, and endless black sand beaches. Vatnajökull covers 13 per cent of Iceland.

Ride Icelandic horses through hills and mountains beneath Eyjafjallajökull glacier to a hidden 30-metre waterfall. A stable visit and private riding experience at Skálakot Manor.