Oak Travel Service is an environmentally friendly tour company that specializes in high quality private tours and tours for small groups. At Oak Travel Service we have team of very experienced guide and staff that strives for customer satisfaction.
Reykjavik CityReykjavík is the world’s most northerly capital, with more than one-third of Iceland’s population. Today Reykjavík is a modern city with a variety of restaurants, museums, galleries, and theaters. You can visit the most important sights of the city, including the Old Town, the Hofdi house, Harpa Conference Centre, Althingi, the House of Parliament, the city cathedral, Hallgrimskirkja church, Botanical Garden of Laugardalur, the “Pearl” (no entrance fees included in this tour) and many more iconic buildings and beautiful places.The Hofdi HouseThis house is a historic place and a beautiful building! It’s where the famous meeting took place in 1986 between former US President Ronald Reagan and former USSR General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev.Harpa Conference CentreThe Conference center opened in the spring of 2011 and is a popular attraction place for Iceland’s concerts and cultural events. It also has a great restaurant, in-house catering, and a conference center with meeting facilities.Although the House of ParliamentThe house of parliament was built in 1881 in the city center. Near to it, we will see the City Hall, which is located next to the pond Reykjavikurtjörn, which is a popular place among Icelanders to feed the ducks some bread.Hallgrímskirkja ChurchHallgrímskirkja Church is Iceland’s tallest building or 74.5 meters (244 ft). It took more than 38 years to build the church and is Iceland’s best-known landmark. The church was designed and influenced by Iceland’s mountains, basalt, glaciers, and Gudjon Samuelsson; an architect state intended this magnificent structure. The church is named after one of Iceland’s most famous clergymen and poets, Hallgrimur Petursson.The PearlThe last location is Perlan Restaurant and Cafeteria. It was built on top of Reykjavik’s six water tanks and contained the hot water supply for Reykjavik city. On top of the building, you’ll be able to see 360° of the whole of Reykjavik and the surrounding area.Price per Vehicle:1-3 Passengers: 50.200ISK4-8 Passengers: 57.700ISKCO2 OFFSETTING:1 Tree plantedCarbon dioxide footprintWe are proud to support responsible travel in Iceland. With Kolviður fund, we neutralize the carbon dioxide footprint of all our tours and service without any extra costs for our customers. The carbon neutralization is done by planting trees in collaboration with The Kolviður Fund, founded by the Icelandic Forestry Association. The distance calculates all our tours and service traveled following the offset agreement to determine the number of trees we plant to offset the carbon dioxide (CO2) footprint.Choosing Oak Travel will make many great memories and offset our visitors’ carbon footprint around Iceland.
Reykjanes PeninsulaIn the Reykjanes Peninsula tour, you will visit two geothermal sites, take a walk over a bridge connecting the European and American tectonic plates. Explore dramatic coastlines with thundering waves and charming villages, and enjoy the route of a long lake Kleifarvatn, with its mystical rock formations and legends of mythical creatures, the beautiful landscape of Seltún, and its colorful steaming slopes is a unique trip into the earth’s ancient past.You can also add in a relaxing visit to the Blue Lagoon.The Bridge Between the ContinentsWant to stand at the very place North America and Europe meet? Well, on this tour you’ll get the chance. There is a bridge where you can walk where the two tectonic plates meet—a great story to tell your friends and family.Lake KleifarvatnFor brave snorkelers and divers, Lake Kleifarvatn has become a fascinating diving spot. To explore the incredible geothermal springs inside the many parts of Kleifarvatn. There is rich mythology around this area, and if lucky, you’ll catch a glimpse of the legendary creature!Seltún / KrýsuvíkThe multicolored and iconic geothermal sites Krýsuvík and Seltún are some of Iceland’s most popular ones. You will see the multiple seething mud pots of Krýsuvík and the fumaroles and their rising steam. There is a boardwalk on the location safely just above the volcano’s magma chamber. Yeah, you will be standing on top of a steaming volcano! Just 4 km below, the groundwater is turned into steam. It’s an alluring sight to see and the vivid red color of the hills around.Gunnuhver Geothermal FieldOne of the most jaw-dropping locations on the Reykjanes Peninsula is the geothermal field of Gunnuhver. It’s located on the restless ground, a substantial geothermal area where many of Iceland’s biggest hot mud pools can be found. This pool makes a tremendous amount of steam as it is visible from many kilometers away. The colorful rocks, mineral-painted ground as countless steam vents, hot springs, and furious fumaroles are easily to be a witness at this place.Blue LagoonDiscover the waters of the Blue Lagoon. A journey through a spa of volcanic earth harmonizes with nature. The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland’s most popular attractions and does not need any introduction. A unique and relaxing geothermal spa located in a beautiful lava field only 45 minutes from Reykjavik. The Blue Lagoon is a must-visit place for all guests of Iceland.Please note that entry to the Blue Lagoon is NOT included in the tour price.Price per Vehicle:1-3 Passengers: 117.200ISK4-7 Passengers: 134.800ISKCO2 OFFSETTING:2 Trees plantedCarbon dioxide footprintWe are proud to support responsible travel in Iceland. With Kolviður fund, we neutralize the carbon dioxide footprint of all our tours and service without any extra costs for our customers. The carbon neutralization is done by planting trees in collaboration with The Kolviður Fund, founded by the Icelandic Forestry Association. The distance calculates all our tours and service traveled following the offset agreement to determine the number of trees we plant to offset the carbon dioxide (CO2) footprint.Choosing Oak Travel will make many great memories and offset our visitors’ carbon footprint around Iceland.
The Golden Circle and the Blue Lagoon.The Golden Circle is the most popular day tour in Iceland. On this tour, you will visit the historical and geological wonder Þingvellir National Par, Geysir geothermal area, and Gullfoss (golden waterfall).At Thingvellir, can you see where the American and Eurasian tectonic plates are pulling apart. Þingvellir was also the setting of the world’s oldest parliament. At Geysir geothermal area is Strokkur, the giant geyser. Strokkur erupts every 5 to 10 minutes throwing a column of water up to 30 meters in a thrilling display of nature’s forces. Gullfoss (Golden waterfall), created by the river Hvítá, is one of the most impressive waterfalls in Iceland. We also offer several optional stops, including Efstadal dairy farm and Fridheimar Tomato Farm, and more.After enjoying the Golden Circle, can you relax in a unique and most popular attraction in Iceland, the Blue Lagoon geothermal spa located in a beautiful lava field.Thingvellir National ParkAt Thingvellir National Park, Iceland gave birth to its first parliament and was the first democratic national parliament in the world. It’s called Althing (Alþing). Therefore, it’s Iceland’s most important and historical and geological place. The parliament was founded in the year 930 AD and is the oldest parliament in the world still fully operating. Althing was held outdoors at Thingvellir until 1844 when the Icelandic Parliament was moved to Iceland’s capital Reykjavik and has been conducted there ever since.At Thingvellir, you can see where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates meet and how spectacularly these plates have drifted apart. At the slow and non-violent speed, the plates drift apart at the rate of 2 cm (0.79 in) per year. This process is steadily forming the island’s markable landscape over millions of years.Geysir – the original geyser and StrokkurYou are in for a treat since The Great Geysir is the oldest documented geyser in all of Europe. Many other languages have adopted the geyser word (géiser, Geysir, gejzir, etc.). But the word Geysir comes from the Icelandic verb “geysa,” which means “to gush.” It is also the first printed described Geysir in all modern Europe.The highly active Hot Spring Area of Geysir and the boiling mud pits are great for shooting photos. The old and The Great Geysir can hurl boiling water up to an average height of 70m (229ft). Even though The Great Geysir isn’t as active as it used to be, it has a brother called Strokkur, which spouts boiling water 30m (100ft) up in the air every few minutes.Gullfoss WaterfallThe next stop on this fantastic tour is the majestic Gullfoss Waterfall, which is undoubtedly one of Iceland’s unique and famous waterfalls. The name translates directly to the Golden Falls. It comes from the glacial river Hvítá. The Gullfoss Waterfall drops amazingly down two giant steps, 11m (36ft) and 22m (71ft), and then distributes into a 2,5 km (1.6 mi) long crevasse. The crevasse was formed at the end of the Ice Age by catastrophic flood waves. Each year it is lengthened by 25cm (9.8ft) because of the constant water erosion.On the tour, we also stop at the picturesque Faxi waterfall. But there is more. We also offer several optional stops, including Efstadal dairy farm, Fridheimar Tomato Farm,Blue LagoonDiscover the waters of the Blue Lagoon. A journey through a spa of volcanic earth harmonizes with nature. The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland’s most popular attractions and does not need any introduction. A unique and relaxing geothermal spa located in a beautiful lava field only 45 minutes from Reykjavik. The Blue Lagoon is a must-visit place for all guests of Iceland.In 2012 the Blue Lagoon was listed as one of the world’s 25 wonders by the National Geographic magazine.Can you imagine the scene? You are laying in the milky white warm bath located in the raw and rugged lava field while maybe having the chance of seeing the Northern lights in the sky (over wintertime)? That is a travel story everyone loves to bring back to their friends and family.Please note that entry to the Blue Lagoon is NOT included in the tour price.Price per Vehicle:1-3 Passengers: 167.400ISK4-7 Passengers: 192.500ISKCO2 OFFSETTING:4 Trees plantedCarbon dioxide footprintWe are proud to support responsible travel in Iceland. With Kolviður fund, we neutralize the carbon dioxide footprint of all our tours and service without any extra costs for our customers. The carbon neutralization is done by planting trees in collaboration with The Kolviður Fund, founded by the Icelandic Forestry Association. The distance calculates all our tours and service traveled following the offset agreement to determine the number of trees we plant to offset the carbon dioxide (CO2) footprint.Choosing Oak Travel will make many great memories and offset our visitors’ carbon footprint around Iceland.
The Snæfellsnes Peninsula TourSnæfellsnes peninsula in western Iceland is something you can’t miss if you want to capture Iceland’s true spirit and beauty. This tour offers you a spectacular landscape, extraordinary shores, and scenery. In addition, you can visit the Seal colony, Shark Museum, Kirkjufell, one of the most photographed mountains in Iceland and well known from the TV hit series Game of Thrones recognized as being “ArrowHead Mountain,” Lóndrangar the basalt columns from an ancient crater, and more.The Snæfellsnes peninsula is one of the few places in Iceland with golden and pink beaches since Iceland is well known for its black lava beaches, and the beauty is just breathtaking. The peninsula brings you stretches of lava fields, beautiful waterfalls, and gorges, small lovely local villages.SnæfellsjökullSnæfellsjökull, which is Snæfellsness’s main attraction, is a 1446m (4744ft) dormant strato-volcano with a 200m (656ft) crater. The astonishing glacier towers over the Snæfellsnes National park at the tip of the peninsula. The glacier is known to be one of the world’s seven energy centers (chakras), and some belief it to be a meeting place for extraterrestrials.Because of the intense energy field coming from the glacier, you can’t escape feeling re-energized after your stay there. In addition, the impressive Snæfellsjökull volcano has not erupted in the last 1800 years. As a result, the Snaefellsnes Peninsula’s communities were the first among European communities to receive the EarthCheck certification, an international system used to benchmark sustainability in travel and tourism.The Kirkjufell mountainThe Kirkjufell mountain is 463m (15519ft) above sea level. Next to the spectacular mountain is a small cute fishing village called Grundarfjörður. There is no secret that the Kirkjufell is the most famous and the most photographed mountain in all of Iceland and especially for its big part in the world-famous TV hit series Game of Thrones. So they’re better known as “Arrowhead Mountain.”Ytri-TungaThe seal colony at Ytri-Tunga is a sandy beach where the seals like to hang out at. The excellent time to spot them is over the summer months of June, July, and August. You’ll have the chance to get pretty close to them by climbing the rocks.The Black ChurchThe little Black church is also a popular spot to visit and photo. This historic church is located in Budir and has a small beautiful cemetery next to it. The hidden gem is great to take photos with since it is situated in a lava field.Bjarnarhofn shark museumAt the Bjarnarhofn shark museum, you’ll have a chance to learn all about sharks and participate in the popular tradition of tasting a rotten shark which is an experience you want to have as a story to tell later.Price per Vehicle:1-3 Passengers: 200.900ISK4-7 Passengers: 231.000ISKCO2 OFFSETTING:6 Trees plantedCarbon dioxide footprintWe are proud to support responsible travel in Iceland. With Kolviður fund, we neutralize the carbon dioxide footprint of all our tours and service without any extra costs for our customers. The carbon neutralization is done by planting trees in collaboration with The Kolviður Fund, founded by the Icelandic Forestry Association. The distance calculates all our tours and service traveled following the offset agreement to determine the number of trees we plant to offset the carbon dioxide (CO2) footprint.Choosing Oak Travel will make many great memories and offset our visitors’ carbon footprint around Iceland.
Jökulsárlón Glacier LagoonJökulsarlón and Fjallárslón are glacier lagoon at the south end of the glacier of Vatnajökull, the biggest glacier in Europe, between the Skaftafell preservation area in Vatnajökull National Park and Höfn. Jokuslarlon Glacier Lagoon is next to the Icelandic Ring Road. The lake is filled with icebergs, which are calving off the Breidamerkurjokull Glacier. At Jökulsárlón and Fjallárslón, you have the option of an amphibian boat tour or a more exciting zodiac boat tour. We recommend pre-booking to guarantee availability upon arrival. The lagoon has many floating icebergs that have broken off Vatnajökull, Europe’s biggest glacier, and floats towards the ocean. Along the way, we will stop at some of the most popular attractions along the South Coast, like Seljalandsfoss waterfall, Skógafoss Waterfall, and Reynisfjara Black Beach.Seljalandsfoss WaterfallOne of Iceland’s most famous waterfalls is, without a doubt, the Seljalandsfoss waterfall due to the reason that it’s possible to walk behind the waterfall and get great pictures and experience the power, mist, and the beautiful view behind it.Skogafoss WaterfallDriving east along the cliffs of Eyjajökull to the magnificent Skogafoss waterfall. You will get the chance to take great photos and take a small hike up to the top of Skogafoss to witness the power from the waterfall above. It drops down 25 m (80ft), and it’s one of Iceland’s largest waterfall. If you visited while the sun is shining, you’d be able to see beautiful rainbows from the strong spray of mist.The Black Beach ReynisfjaraThe Black Lava Beach has formed long basalt cliffs or columnar igneous rocks formed at the cooling surface tend to be propagated down the lava as it cools, creating long, geometric columns. Thus, as lava cools to form basalt, it may crack in a hexagonal (or other) shape and include columns. Reynisfjara Black Beach has mighty waves that have helped shaped the fantastic cliffs—making them one of the area’s most sought-after attractions to visit. The cliffs bare many interesting birds; among other species, you might see fulmar, guillemot, razorbill, gannet, and various types of seagulls. By summertime, the cliffs are filled with puffins.Boat tours are NOT included in the tour pricePrice per Vehicle:1-3 Passengers: 200.900ISK4-7 Passengers: 231.000ISKCO2 OFFSETTING:6 Trees plantedCarbon dioxide footprintWe are proud to support responsible travel in Iceland. With Kolviður fund, we neutralize the carbon dioxide footprint of all our tours and service without any extra costs for our customers. The carbon neutralization is done by planting trees in collaboration with The Kolviður Fund, founded by the Icelandic Forestry Association. The distance calculates all our tours and service traveled following the offset agreement to determine the number of trees we plant to offset the carbon dioxide (CO2) footprint.Choosing Oak Travel will make many great memories and offset our visitors’ carbon footprint around Iceland.
Golden CircleThere is a reason why the Golden Circle has for a long time been one of the most popular attractions among visitors to Iceland. You will witness one of the most famous wonders of South Iceland. The historical and geological wonder Þingvellir National Park. Geysir geothermal area, Gullfoss (golden waterfall).Thingvellir National ParkAt Thingvellir National Park, Iceland gave birth to its first parliament and was the first democratic national parliament in the world. It’s called Althing (Alþing). Therefore, it’s Iceland’s most important and historical and geological place. The parliament was founded in the year 930 AD and is the oldest parliament in the world still fully operating.At Thingvellir, you can see where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates meet and how spectacularly these plates have drifted apart. At the slow and non-violent speed, the plates drift apart at the rate of 2 cm (0.79 in) per year.Geysir – the original geyser and StrokkurYou are in for a treat since The Great Geysir is the oldest documented geyser in all of Europe. Many other languages have adopted the geyser word (géiser, Geysir, gejzir, etc.). But the word Geysir comes from the Icelandic verb “geysa,” which means “to gush.” It is also the first printed described Geysir in all modern Europe.The highly active Hot Spring Area of Geysir and the boiling mud pits are great for shooting photos. The old and The Great Geysir can hurl boiling water up to an average height of 70m (229ft). Even though The Great Geysir isn’t as active as it used to be, it has a brother called Strokkur, which spouts boiling water 30m (100ft) up in the air every few minutes.Gullfoss WaterfallThe next stop on this fantastic tour is the majestic Gullfoss Waterfall, which is undoubtedly one of Iceland’s unique and famous waterfalls. The name translates directly to the Golden Falls. It comes from the glacial river Hvítá. The Gullfoss Waterfall drops amazingly down two giant steps, 11m (36ft) and 22m (71ft), and then distributes into a 2,5 km (1.6 mi) long crevasse. The crevasse was formed at the end of the Ice Age by catastrophic flood waves. Each year it is lengthened by 25cm (9.8ft) because of the constant water erosion.There is more. We also offer several optional stops, including Efstadal dairy farm, Fridheimar Tomato Farm, The Secret Lagoon, and more.The Secret Lagoon (optional)The Secret Lagoon is a natural hot spring and is located in a small village called Fludir in The Golden Circle area. It has been kept natural and unique for the visitors to experience the true authentic feeling while relaxing the hot spring. There is steam all around the pool rising up into the air which gives the place an extra magical touch. Next to the pool is a small Geysir that erupts every 5 minutes which is an amazing thing to witness and enjoy while you float around in the hot spring.Be sure to book your tour of a lifetime with us and experience Iceland in an ultimate way!(Please note that entry to the Secret Lagoon is NOT included in the tour price)Price per Vehicle:1-3 Passengers: 117.200ISK4-7 Passengers: 134.800ISKCO2 OFFSETTING:3 Trees plantedCarbon dioxide footprintWe are proud to support responsible travel in Iceland. With Kolviður fund, we neutralize the carbon dioxide footprint of all our tours and service without any extra costs for our customers. The carbon neutralization is done by planting trees in collaboration with The Kolviður Fund, founded by the Icelandic Forestry Association. The distance calculates all our tours and service traveled following the offset agreement to determine the number of trees we plant to offset the carbon dioxide (CO2) footprint.Choosing Oak Travel will make many great memories and offset our visitors’ carbon footprint around Iceland.
The Thingvellir National Park TourÞingvellir national park is a UNESCO cultural site. Furthermore, Þingvellir national park is a natural wonder internationally, with the geologic history and the biosystem of Lake Þingvallavatn forming a unique entity, a magnificent showcase.The Þingvellir area is part of a fissure zone running through Iceland, being situated on the tectonic plate boundaries of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.No single place epitomizes the history of Iceland and the Icelandic nation better than Þingvellir by the river Öxará.At Þingvellir – literally “Assembly Plains” – the Alþing general assembly was established around 930 and continued to convene until 1798. Significant events in the history of Iceland have taken place at Þingvellir, and therefore the site is held in high esteem by all Icelanders. Today Þingvellir is a protected national shrine. According to the law passed in 1928, the protected area shall always be the property of the Icelandic nation, under the preservation of the Alþing.At Thingvellir National Park, Iceland gave birth to its first parliament and was the first democratic national parliament in the world. It’s called Althing (Alþing). Therefore it’s Iceland’s most important and historical and geological place. The parliament was founded in the year 930 AD and is the oldest parliament in the world still fully operating. Althing was held outdoors at Thingvellir until 1844 when the Icelandic Parliament was moved to Iceland’s capital Reykjavik and has been conducted there ever since.At Thingvellir, you can see where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates meet and how spectacularly these plates have drifted apart. At the slow and non-violent speed, the plates drift apart at the rate of 2 cm (0.79 in) per year. This process is steadily forming the island’s markable landscape over millions of years. After you visit this markable place, you’ll leave with a sense of history as you explore more of Icelandic nature since the area is a high concentration of volcanic activity. As a result, many new lava fields can be found in many places and several lava tubes.Price per Vehicle:1-3 Passengers: 67.000ISK4-7 Passengers: 77.100ISKCO2 OFFSETTING:2 Trees plantedCarbon dioxide footprintWe are proud to support responsible travel in Iceland. With Kolviður fund, we neutralize the carbon dioxide footprint of all our tours and service without any extra costs for our customers. The carbon neutralization is done by planting trees in collaboration with The Kolviður Fund, founded by the Icelandic Forestry Association. The distance calculates all our tours and service traveled following the offset agreement to determine the number of trees we plant to offset the carbon dioxide (CO2) footprint.Choosing Oak Travel will make many great memories and offset our visitors’ carbon footprint around Iceland.
We know how much hassle airport travel can be, so our easy and reliable airport pickup and drop-off services aim to make your journey as comfortable as possible.Please enter your flight number when you book your airport transfer, and our highly trained drivers can plan your pick up down to the minute. Even when your flight isn’t on time, we always will be as we monitor and track any changes to your scheduled arrival and departure.Price per Vehicle:1-3 Passengers: 27.500ISK4-7 Passengers: 31.600ISKWhat’s included:Door to door servicePrivate vehicleFlexible timingMeet and greet serviceCO2 OFFSETTING:1 Tree plantedCarbon dioxide footprintWe are proud to support responsible travel in Iceland. With Kolviður fund, we neutralize the carbon dioxide footprint of all our tours and service without any extra costs for our customers. The carbon neutralization is done by planting trees in collaboration with The Kolviður Fund, founded by the Icelandic Forestry Association. The distance calculates all our tours and service traveled following the offset agreement to determine the number of trees we plant to offset the carbon dioxide (CO2) footprint.Choosing Oak Travel will make many great memories and offset our visitors’ carbon footprint around Iceland.
The Silver Circle TourThe Silver Circle area contains volcanic lava, waterfalls, glacial rivers, and hot springs rich in Viking history and legends. You can visit Hraunfossar, where water seems to burst through lava formations, and nearby are the brilliantly blue Barnafoss falls; Deildartunguhver is Europe’s most powerful hot spring and many more. These tours combine unique nature and Saga.Recommended by the New York Times in 2017, Borgarfjörður in West Iceland is an up-and-coming place to visit.Tour Highlights:The Silver CircleBorgarfjordur FjordDeildartunguhver Hot SpringKrauma Hot BathsHraunfossar WaterfallsBarnafoss WaterfallWe will pick you up early from your Reykjavik pickup location, so be sure to be well-rested. The pickup process might take up to 30 min, and it depends on your pickup location. The first destination on your tour is the fantastic Deildartunguhver, the most powerful hot spring in Europe.DeildartunguhverThe hot spring will surely impress you with its power and rising steaming mist coming from the bubbling water. The towns nearby, Akranes and Borgarness, are provided with hot water from this fully functioning heating system. Thus, the hop spring is a natural and environmentally friendly way for human water consumption.Krauma Natural BathsThe Natural baths use the heated water from Deildartunguhver and are mixed with actual glacial water from Iceland’s most miniature glacier. Combining those two sources of water gives the ideal temperature for you to bathe in. While letting the geothermal and nutrient-rich water rejuvenate you, you can relax in the beautiful place of the natural spa.Hraunfossar WaterfallsThese waterfalls are genuinely majestic and are well known for their comprehensive and gentle falls. They are different in a way where a typical waterfall is a single body; this one is made up of many smaller streams that make a multitude of small white waterfalls. Hraunfossar Waterfalls then joins the Hvita river. You will enjoy a magnificent view of color with gleaming black rocks, green, red, and yellow plants, and of course, the deep blue river combined with the white-water streams.Barnafoss WaterfallsThe second waterfall on this journey is the Barnafoss Waterfall or “the children’s falls” It received that name because two children fell into the falls and drowned. Even though the falls bear this horrifying tale, the Barnafoss Waterfall is breathtaking to look at.Price per Vehicle:1-3 Passengers: 117.200ISK4-7 Passengers: 134.800ISKCO2 OFFSETTING:3 Trees plantedCarbon dioxide footprintWe are proud to support responsible travel in Iceland. With Kolviður fund, we neutralize the carbon dioxide footprint of all our tours and service without any extra costs for our customers. The carbon neutralization is done by planting trees in collaboration with The Kolviður Fund, founded by the Icelandic Forestry Association. The distance calculates all our tours and service traveled following the offset agreement to determine the number of trees we plant to offset the carbon dioxide (CO2) footprint.Choosing Oak Travel will make many great memories and offset our visitors’ carbon footprint around Iceland.
The Golden Circle & South Coast TourIn this tour, you will combine two of Iceland’s most popular day tour routes, The Golden Circle and South Coast. This tour allows you to visit some of Iceland’s most stunning sights, like the historical and geological wonder Þingvellir National Park. Geysir geothermal area, Gullfoss (golden waterfall).At Thingvellir, can you see where the American and Eurasian tectonic plates are pulling apart. Þingvellir was also the setting of the world’s oldest parliament. At Geysir geothermal area is Strokkur, the giant geyser. Strokkur erupts every 5 to 10 minutes throwing a column of water up to 20 meters in a thrilling display of nature’s forces. Gullfoss (Golden waterfall), created by the river Hvítá, is one of the most impressive waterfalls in Iceland. You will visit the majestic Skógafoss at Skógar and the Beautiful Seljalandsfoss, a waterfall that you can walk behind and through to the other side. The black sand beach Reynisfjara where the Atlantic Ocean hammers the coastline with all its power.The Black basalt has been shaped into unique, different formations, most notably the famous Reynisdrangar.Thingvellir National ParkAt Thingvellir National Park, Iceland gave birth to its first parliament and was the first democratic national parliament in the world. It’s called Althing (Alþing). Therefore, it’s Iceland’s most important and historical and geological place. The parliament was founded in the year 930 AD and is the oldest parliament in the world still fully operating.At Thingvellir, you can see where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates meet and how spectacularly these plates have drifted apart. At the slow and non-violent speed, the plates drift apart at the rate of 2 cm (0.79 in) per year. This process is steadily forming the island’s markable landscape over millions of years.Geysir – the original geyser and StrokkurYou are in for a treat since The Great Geysir is the oldest documented geyser in all of Europe. Many other languages have adopted the geyser word (géiser, Geysir, gejzir, etc.). But the word Geysir comes from the Icelandic verb “geysa,” which means “to gush.” It is also the first printed described Geysir in all modern Europe.The highly active Hot Spring Area of Geysir and the boiling mud pits are great for shooting photos. The old and The Great Geysir can hurl boiling water up to an average height of 70m (229ft). Even though The Great Geysir isn’t as active as it used to be, it has a brother called Strokkur, which spouts boiling water 30m (100ft) up in the air every few minutes. There is also a newly opened exhibits and informative presentation Geysir Center which is open all year round.Gullfoss WaterfallThe next stop on this fantastic tour is the majestic Gullfoss Waterfall, which is undoubtedly one of Iceland’s unique and famous waterfalls. The name translates directly to the Golden Falls. It comes from the glacial river Hvítá. The Gullfoss Waterfall drops amazingly down two giant steps, 11m (36ft) and 22m (71ft), and then distributes into a 2,5 km (1.6 mi) long crevasse. The crevasse was formed at the end of the Ice Age by catastrophic flood waves. Each year it is lengthened by 25cm (9.8ft) because of the constant water erosion.Skogafoss WaterfallDriving east along the cliffs of Eyjajökull to the magnificent Skogafoss waterfall. You will get the chance to take great photos and take a small hike up to the top of Skogafoss to witness the power from the waterfall above. It drops down 25 m (80ft), and it’s one of Iceland’s largest waterfall. If you visited while the sun is shining, you’d be able to see beautiful rainbows from the strong spray of mist.Seljalandsfoss WaterfallOne of Iceland’s most famous waterfalls is, without a doubt, the Seljalandsfoss waterfall due to the reason that it’s possible to walk behind the waterfall and get great pictures and experience the power, mist, and the beautiful view behind it.The Black Beach ReynisfjaraThe Black Lava Beach is formed long basalt cliffs or columnar igneous rock formed at the cooling surface will tend to be propagated down the lava as it cools, creating long, geometric columns. Thus, as lava cools to form basalt, it may crack in a hexagonal (or other) shape and include columns. Reynisfjara Black Beach has mighty waves that have helped shaped the fantastic cliffs—making them one of the area’s most sought-after attractions to visit. The cliffs bare many interesting birds; among other species, you might see fulmar, guillemot, razorbill, gannet, and various types of seagulls. By summertime, the cliffs are filled with puffins.Price per Vehicle:1-3 Passengers: 150.700ISK4-7 Passengers: 173.300ISKCO2 OFFSETTING:4 Trees plantedWe are proud to support responsible travel in Iceland. With Kolviður fund, we neutralize the carbon dioxide footprint of all our tours and service without any extra costs for our customers. The carbon neutralization is done by planting trees in collaboration with The Kolviður Fund, founded by the Icelandic Forestry Association. The distance calculates all our tours and service traveled following the offset agreement to determine the number of trees we plant to offset the carbon dioxide (CO2) footprint.Choosing Oak Travel will make many great memories and offset our visitors’ carbon footprint around Iceland.
Blue LagoonDiscover the waters of the Blue Lagoon. A journey through a spa of volcanic earth harmonizes with nature.The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland’s most popular attractions and does not need any introduction. A unique and relaxing geothermal spa located in a beautiful lava field only 45 minutes from Reykjavik. The Blue Lagoon is a must-visit place for all guests of Iceland.Please note that entry to the Blue Lagoon is NOT included in the tour price and must be pre-booked, which you can do here.In 2012 the Blue Lagoon was listed as one of the world’s 25 wonders by the National Geographic magazine.Can you imagine the scene? You are laying in the milky white warm bath located in the raw and rugged lava field while maybe having the chance of seeing the Northern lights in the sky (over wintertime)? That is a travel story everyone loves to bring back to their friends and family.Here are some facts about the Blue Lagoon:It’s manufacturedThe steaming hot water is first used as a geothermal power plant and then directed into the lagoonThe temperature of the lagoon is 37-40°C (98- 104°F)The water comes from the depth of 2000 meters (6561 ft)The lava field it’s located in is 800-year-oldIn the lagoon, you will find an in-water cave, a warm waterfall, and an in-water bar where you can purchase drinks while in the lagoon.They’re nothing less than 9 million liters (2,377,548 gallons) of water in the lagoon.Every 40 hours, the total supply of the lagoon’s water has been renewed.The beautiful blue color comes from silica. The lagoon’s water is a combination of freshwater and seawater and rich in silica and minerals.In the summertime, you’ll get an extra color to the mixture or the color green, which comes from algae.The healing water has helped many people with psoriasis or other skin ailments.At the Blue Lagoon, you can choose from 3 packages. Basic, comfortable, and luxuryIt’s not recommended to bring children younger than two years old.Be sure to book your tour of a lifetime with us and experience Iceland in an ultimate way!Please note that entry to the Blue Lagoon is NOT included in the tour price.Price per Vehicle:1-3 Passengers: 55.600ISK4-7 Passengers: 63.900ISKCO2 OFFSETTING:2 Trees plantedCarbon dioxide footprintWe are proud to support responsible travel in Iceland. With Kolviður fund, we neutralize the carbon dioxide footprint of all our tours and service without any extra costs for our customers. The carbon neutralization is done by planting trees in collaboration with The Kolviður Fund, founded by the Icelandic Forestry Association. The distance calculates all our tours and service traveled following the offset agreement to determine the number of trees we plant to offset the carbon dioxide (CO2) footprint.Choosing Oak Travel will make many great memories and offset our visitors’ carbon footprint around Iceland.
The South Coast TourThis tour takes you along the south coast of Iceland on a beautiful and scenic route.You will visit the majestic Skógafoss at Skógar and the Beautiful Seljalandsfoss, a waterfall that you can walk behind and through to the other side. The black sand beach Reynisfjara where the Atlantic Ocean hammers the coastline with all its power. The Black basalt has been shaped into unique, different formations, most notably the famous Reynisdrangar. You will then have the additional pleasure of visiting the Sólheimajokull glacier towering above on your route.Tour Highlights:South coast of IcelandReynisfjara black sand beachSeljalandsfoss waterfallSkogafoss waterfallReynisdrangar sea cliffsSolheimajokull glacierSeljalandsfoss WaterfallOne of Iceland’s most famous waterfalls is, without a doubt, the Seljalandsfoss waterfall due to the reason that it’s possible to walk behind the waterfall and get great pictures and experience the power, mist, and the beautiful view behind it.Skogafoss WaterfallDriving east along the cliffs of Eyjajökull to the magnificent Skogafoss waterfall. You will get the chance to take great photos and take a small hike up to the top of Skogafoss to witness the power from the waterfall above. It drops down 25 m (80ft), and it’s one of Iceland’s largest waterfalls. If you visited while the sun is shining, you’d be able to see beautiful rainbows from the strong spray of mist.The Black Beach ReynisfjaraThe Black Lava Beach is formed long basalt cliffs or columnar igneous rock formed at the cooling surface will tend to be propagated down the lava as it cools, creating long, geometric columns. Thus, as lava cools to form basalt, it may crack in a hexagonal (or other) shape and include columns. Reynisfjara Black Beach has mighty waves that have helped shaped the fantastic cliffs—making them one of the area’s most sought-after attractions to visit. The cliffs bare many interesting birds; among other species, you might see fulmar, guillemot, razorbill, gannet, and various types of seagulls. By summertime, the cliffs are filled with puffins.Glacier SolheimajokullSolheimajökull is an outlet glacier from Myrdalsjökull, which is the 4th largest glacier in Iceland. We will have the chance to drive a detour to the edge of the magnificent glacier so you will be able to experience the unique shape of the formation of water, mountains, and ice.Price per Vehicle:1-3 Passengers: 150.700ISK4-7 Passengers: 173.300ISKCO2 OFFSETTING:4 Trees plantedCarbon dioxide footprintWe are proud to support responsible travel in Iceland. With Kolviður fund, we neutralize the carbon dioxide footprint of all our tours and service without any extra costs for our customers. The carbon neutralization is done by planting trees in collaboration with The Kolviður Fund, founded by the Icelandic Forestry Association. The distance calculates all our tours and service traveled following the offset agreement to determine the number of trees we plant to offset the carbon dioxide (CO2) footprint.Choosing Oak Travel will make many great memories and offset our visitors’ carbon footprint around Iceland.
We always like to make your Airport Transfer as easy a possible.That's why we offer you an Airport Transfer Round Trip. We know how much hassle airport travel can be, so our easy and reliable airport pickup and drop off services aim to make your journey as comfortable as possible. Enter your flight number when you book your airport transfer and our highly trained drivers can plan your pick up down to the minute.And after your visit to Iceland will our driver will meet you at the Hotel Lobby for your journey home.
Northern Lights TourFrom autumn until spring, it’s possible to witness one of nature’s most incredible displays during clear and cold nights: The Northern Lights. You may be lucky enough to see them swirling and dancing across the sky, endlessly changing color, shape, and size.Your driver-guide will take you out of the city, away from the glowing lights of Reykjavik, for spotting northern lights should they choose to make an appearance.This tour is subject to the correct weather conditions, and sightings cannot be guaranteed.Sightings are not guaranteed even if the tour is operatedIf we have to cancel the tour due to weather conditions, we offer you to change dates or receive a full refund.The evening before, we analyze the weather forecast and atmospheric conditions for your tour. Then, on tour, we will drive you to the location where the weather forecast has indicated will be the best place that night to see auroras. It’s most often within a 1-1,5 hours radius from the capital. Then, we will drive you somewhere quiet and where it’s dark, away from the city’s light pollution. That is great for your camera moments if you intend to photograph the auroras.Our guides are trained to find the best places possible to spot where the northern lights are, as well it gets pretty exciting for the passengers to take part in the lights hunt!Be sure to book your tour of a lifetime with us and experience Iceland in an ultimate way!Price per Vehicle:1-3 Passengers: 77.900ISK4-7 Passengers: 89.600ISKCO2 OFFSETTING:2 Trees plantedCarbon dioxide footprintWe are proud to support responsible travel in Iceland. With Kolviður fund, we neutralize the carbon dioxide footprint of all our tours and service without any extra costs for our customers. The carbon neutralization is done by planting trees in collaboration with The Kolviður Fund, founded by the Icelandic Forestry Association. The distance calculates all our tours and service traveled following the offset agreement to determine the number of trees we plant to offset the carbon dioxide (CO2) footprint.Choosing Oak Travel will make many great memories and offset our visitors’ carbon footprint around Iceland.
Hot Spot & Blue LagoonEnjoy the route of a long Lake Kleifarvatn, with its mystical rock formations and legends of mythical creatures. The beautiful landscape of Seltún and its colorful steaming slopes is a unique trip into the earth’s ancient past. At the Blue Lagoon, you can enjoy a relaxing bath.Lake KleifarvatnFor brave snorkelers and divers, Lake Kleifarvatn has become a fascinating diving spot. To explore the incredible geothermal springs inside the many parts of Kleifarvatn. There is rich mythology around this area, and if lucky, you’ll catch a glimpse of the legendary creature!Seltún / KrýsuvíkThe multicolored and iconic geothermal sites Krýsuvík and Seltún are some of Iceland’s most popular ones. You will see the multiple seething mud pots of Krýsuvík and the fumaroles and their rising steam. There is a boardwalk on the location safely just above the volcano’s magma chamber. Yeah, you will be standing on top of a steaming volcano! Just 4 km below, the groundwater is turned into steam. It’s an alluring sight to see and the vivid red color of the hills around.Blue LagoonDiscover the waters of the Blue Lagoon. A journey through a spa of volcanic earth harmonizes with nature.The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland’s most popular attractions and does not need any introduction. A unique and relaxing geothermal spa located in a beautiful lava field only 45 minutes from Reykjavik. The Blue Lagoon is a must-visit place for all guests of Iceland.Please note that entry to the Blue Lagoon is NOT included in the tour price and must be pre-booked, which you can do here.In 2012 the Blue Lagoon was listed as one of the world’s 25 wonders by the National Geographic magazine.Can you imagine the scene? You are laying in the milky white warm bath located in the raw and rugged lava field while maybe having the chance of seeing the Northern lights in the sky (over wintertime)? That is a travel story everyone loves to bring back to their friends and family.Please note that entry to the Blue Lagoon is NOT included in the tour price.Price per Vehicle:1-3 Passengers: 83.900ISK4-7 Passengers: 96.500ISKCO2 OFFSETTING:2 Trees plantedCarbon dioxide footprintWe are proud to support responsible travel in Iceland. With Kolviður fund, we neutralize the carbon dioxide footprint of all our tours and service without any extra costs for our customers. The carbon neutralization is done by planting trees in collaboration with The Kolviður Fund, founded by the Icelandic Forestry Association. The distance calculates all our tours and service traveled following the offset agreement to determine the number of trees we plant to offset the carbon dioxide (CO2) footprint.Choosing Oak Travel will make many great memories and offset our visitors’ carbon footprint around Iceland.
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