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A Family Adventure in Iceland

Reykjavik,Snaefellsnes Peninsula,Southern Iceland

Starting from between £2,320 to £3,700 per person for 7 days depending on the time of year, type of accomodation and activities

Itinerary Highlights

  • Splash, soak and swim in the geothermal waters of the Blue Lagoon.
  • Snowmobile across Iceland's beautiful natural landscape at Langjökull Glacier.
  • Descend into Vantnshellir's 8000 year old lava tube.
We all want to see our children putting their phones away and experiencing the joy of adventuring in the great outdoors, like we used to in the good old days. By taking them on this week long trip to Iceland you're providing the ultimate opportunity to see them doing just that, and then some. Snowmobiling, climbing into lava tubes and swimming in the Blue Lagoon are but a few of the highlights!
Gullfoss waterfall - Iceland © Droits reservés
Gullfoss waterfall - Iceland © Droits reservés
Northern Lights - Iceland © Droits reservés
Northern Lights - Iceland © Droits reservés
Glaciers in Iceland © Droits reservés
Glaciers in Iceland © Droits reservés
Glaciers © Droits reservés
Glaciers © Droits reservés
Hallgrimskirkja - Reykjavik - Iceland © Sergdid/Getty Images/iStockphoto
Hallgrimskirkja - Reykjavik - Iceland © Sergdid/Getty Images/iStockphoto
Walking on glacier - Iceland © Veronica Bogaerts/Getty Images
Walking on glacier - Iceland © Veronica Bogaerts/Getty Images
kids in the snow © Getty Images/iStockphoto
kids in the snow © Getty Images/iStockphoto
Sea in Iceland © Oleh Slobodeniuk/Getty Images/iStockphoto
Sea in Iceland © Oleh Slobodeniuk/Getty Images/iStockphoto
Blue Lagoon - Reykjanes - Iceland © Robert Rozbora / Fotolia.com
Blue Lagoon - Reykjanes - Iceland © Robert Rozbora / Fotolia.com

Itinerary

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Spend today in Reykjavik city centre - the most northerly capital in the world! After wrapping up you might like to start at Tjörnin Lake where you can wander around admiring the scenery while the kids throw snowballs. Since the lake totally freezes over in the winter it effectively becomes an ice skating rink, so don your skates and do your best Bambi impressions as you try not to fall over each other. Reykjavik is a small but colourful city, full of character and creativity. You'll find quirky graffiti and pop up art instillations around various street corners, so wander and explore with your cameras at the ready. Later on, how about visiting one of the central museums to learn all about the Viking history of Iceland - after all Vikings are the kind of history even the little ones like! After a busy day of walking around and experiencing a bit of Icelandic culture you'll want to try some Icelandic cuisine too. Messinn comes particularly highly recommended for its signature pan fried seafood and is also a lovely but casual place to eat as a family.

After yesterday's action, say goodbye to Reykjavik and hello to Snaefellnes peninsula today. The drive is about two and a half hours north to Olasfsvik, which is your first stop. From here you'll be doing a boat trip out onto the Atlantic Ocean for a spot of whale watching. There's nowhere better in Iceland to look for sperm whales and orcas and you'll also hopefully spot minke whales, humpback whales, white-beaked dolphins, and harbour porpoises. While this is an amazing experience for all ages, it's sure to send the kids giddy with joy, so you'll enjoy watching their faces as much as the whales. Back to land after about three hours on the boat, you'll then drive to your hotel. Along the way keep your eyes fixed out of the windows because this is an exceptionally beautiful area. Often referred to as 'Iceland in a Nutshell' Snaefellnes is home to mountains, glaciers, volcanos, waterfalls and much else of what makes the country so great - games of I-spy just got a whole lot more interesting!

Why visit Iceland with Original Travel ?

Each of our trips is entirely tailor-made with originality, quality and cultural immersion in mind. Our team of destination specialists will craft itineraries based on your tastes, using their first-hand knowledge and the help of our in-country team of Concierges and guides. All trips are accompanied by a wide range of additional services, including a 24-hour helpline, the Original Travel app, fast-track airport services and much more.

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A few of the benefits of travelling with us to Iceland

  • Our local Concierges
  • The Original Travel app
  • Airport lounge access
  • Destination Dossier
  • 24-hour helpline
  • Expert guides
  • 100% carbon absorption

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A rough idea of the price

Depending on the time of year, type of accommodation and activities

The estimated cost for this trip starts from £2,320 to £3,700 per person. The final cost of the trip depends on the way we tailor it especially for you. The final cost varies according to several factors, which include the level of service, length of trip and advance booking time. The exact price will be provided on your personalised quote. The average starting price for this trip is £2,960 per person.

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