Welcome to Iceland!

Get ready for an unforgettable Icelandic adventure that the whole family will absolutely love! Explore incredible natural wonders and create lasting memories together. Your journey kicks off at the famous Blue Lagoon hot springs, a perfect spot for relaxation. Then, brave an exciting snorkel (or simply float!) between tectonic plates at Silfra, a truly unique experience. Witness the powerful spray of Gullfoss Falls and be amazed by the erupting geysers of Geysir Hot Springs. You'll also enjoy thrilling glacier hikes suitable for all ages, discover dramatic black sand beaches, explore breathtaking canyons, impressive waterfalls, and mysterious lava tunnel caves. This trip promises a fantastic blend of discovery, wonder, and adventure for every member of your family.

Enjoy a stay at this centrally located boutique hotel on Laugavegur, Reykjavik's main shopping street. Just a 15-minute walk from the city center, close to shops, cafés, and restaurants.

Enjoy lunch at a cozy, family-owned café known for its great food and friendly service. The café’s signature dish is soup served in a bread bowl, with daily options including a vegetarian choice and a hearty "meat bomb."

First among the country’s many simmering geothermal pools is the Blue Lagoon, a turquoise vision in a black basaltic moonscape. The geothermal spa is fed by seawater 6,500 feet (1,981 m) beneath the surface, where it reaches a searing 464⁰F (240⁰C). Capturing silica and other minerals on its way to the surface, it emerges from the ground at a balmy 100⁰F (38⁰C), just right for pampering visitors.

The Perlan Museum in Reykjavik offers a unique experience with interactive exhibits on Iceland's natural wonders, including glaciers, volcanoes, and the northern lights. Visitors can walk through a real ice cave, enjoy stunning views from the glass dome.

Hallgrimskirkja Church is Iceland’s largest church and home to the country’s largest organ. Built between 1945 and 1986, it serves as both a national monument dedicated to the poet Hallgrímur Pétursson and an active Lutheran parish. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Reykjavik and its surroundings from the 73-meter-high tower.

This food hall is run by three friends, the menu features dishes with Nordic influences, using natural Icelandic ingredients. With both small and large plates perfect for sharing, it offers an inviting atmosphere for a quality, fairly priced dining experience.

Iceland sits between two tectonic plates, and at Silfra Fissure, you can snorkel right between them. With crystal-clear glacier water and over 100 meters of visibility, it’s a surreal mix of science and beauty you won’t forget.

Enjoy a delicious à la carte menu featuring a blend of Icelandic and international dishes. During the summer months, take advantage of the beautiful terrace seating to eat your meal outdoors in the fresh air.

Kerið, a volcanic crater lake located in the Grímsnes area in south Iceland, is one of the most visually stunning geological wonders in the country. This vibrant blue gem is one of the three most recognizable volcanic craters in Iceland.

Gullfoss is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland and part of the Golden Circle. Many people consider the waterfall one of the most beautiful in Iceland. The water cascades down in two stages, one 11 m (36 ft) high, and the other 21 m (69 ft), into the 2,5 km (1.6 mi) long crevasse below.

Check in to this family-owned establishment, where you can relax and enjoy Icelandic nature. With a focus on personal service and attention to detail, the hotel offers spacious and comfortable rooms.

Enjoy dinner at the hotel, where their menu features delicious Icelandic cuisine and a cozy atmosphere, making it a perfect spot to unwind after a day of exploring the stunning surroundings. The restaurant emphasizes fresh, local ingredients, offering a memorable dining experience that reflects the spirit of Icelandic hospitality.

A must-visit along the Golden Circle, the Geysir Hot Spring Area boasts boiling mud pits and erupting geysers, with the famous Strokkur geyser shooting water up to 30 meters (100 feet) into the air every few minutes.

This restaurant is locating in southern Iceland, just beneath the famous volcanic glacier Eyjafjallajökull. It is a warm and welcoming family restaurant. Their meat is 100% free range and unprocessed and their salads are made with fresh vegetables from the garden and homemade bread every day.

Hike a glacier at Sólheimajökull that is known as the Glacier of Fire and Ice. Sólheimajökull is characterized by a mix of ash and ice from past volcanic eruptions. Beneath it lies the active Katla volcano, which last erupted in 1918, and is expected to erupt again in the coming decades, potentially melting the glacier. Fortunately, Iceland closely monitors its volcanoes, ensuring that hiking on the glacier and exploring the stunning wild ice caves remains safe and enjoyable.

This hotel a modern hotel built in 2018. We are located just beside road No. 1, also known as the Ring Road, in the village Vik, South Iceland. Their strategic location is the perfect base for discovering the natural treasures of the breathtaking south coast.

Enjoy a delicious pizza dinner at this new restaurant set against the stunning backdrop of the black sand beach. They offer a selection of high-quality pizzas with options for black crust, sourdough, or gluten-free bases. Welcome to a unique dining experience!

Visit Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon, a stunning geological formation located in southeast Iceland, near the village of Kirkjubæjarklaustur. This canyon, up to 100 meters deep and 2 kilometers long, was formed by the progressive erosion of rocks by flowing glacier water.

Reynisfjara is a stunning black sand beach on Iceland's South Coast, near the town of Vík. Surrounded by dramatic sea stacks, columnar basalt formations, and glaciers, it’s one of Iceland's most popular tourist destinations.

Enjoy traditional Icelandic dishes like meat soup, fresh local fish, and burgers made from high-quality local beef.

Discover Seljalandsfoss, a stunning waterfall on Iceland’s south coast, known for its rare behind-the-falls viewpoint. Dropping 60 meters in a narrow, elegant stream, it invites visitors to walk a trail that loops behind the curtain of water. The view from inside the rocky alcove is surreal—just be ready for a refreshing mist!

Tucked away in the scenic countryside, this cozy guesthouse offers a warm and welcoming retreat, perfect for unwinding after a day of adventure.

Step off the beaten path and step back in time. The restaurant is in a charming 100-year-old house in a historic village on the seaside, just 10 minutes from Selfoss.

A journey into Raufarhólshellir is a unique experience and a great opportunity to witness the inner workings of a volcanic eruption as one walks in the path of lava that flowed during the Leitahraun eruption, which occurred east of the Bláfjöll mountains.

Lamb, skyr, and flatbread are central to Iceland's culinary heritage, infused with Middle Eastern flavors. This restaurant modernizes these traditions by using fresh herbs and spices, baking flatbreads filled with quality lamb kebabs or falafel

Experience the rich marine wildlife off Reykjavík's shores, including majestic whales, dolphins, and porpoises. This intimate whale-watching adventure offers stunning views of Reykjavík's coastline and the surrounding islands in Faxaflói Bay. Passengers may spot minke and humpback whales, along with orcas, while enjoying the yacht's three panoramic decks that provide excellent photo opportunities and protection from the elements. The experienced crew is dedicated to ensuring a memorable and enjoyable outing for everyone.

Enjoy a stay at this centrally located hotel, near Austurvollur. Reykjavik Cathedral, Harpa concert hall, and city hall are within a five-minute walk.

Grab dinner at this local gem known for their fresh seafood dishes.

Please Note:

The sample itinerary and budget provided are based on a specific number of participants and chaperones. Final pricing per person will vary depending on your group size and any adjustments made to the itinerary. Please keep in mind that prices may fluctuate depending on travel dates, seasonality, and other factors.

Please email us at info@kairostours.com or call us at 512.596.1642 for more information.

All of our trips are fully customizable—this sample itinerary is simply a starting point to give you a sense of what is possible! We are happy to tailor every detail to fit your group’s unique needs, interests, and preferences.

Is there a minimum number of guests required for this trip?

• There’s no minimum number of participants required, but please note that the fewer people in the group, the higher the price per person. Larger groups help keep individual costs lower by sharing fixed expenses like transportation and guides.

What information will be provided before the trip?

• Each traveler will receive a complete, dynamic itinerary that includes travel logistics, hotel details, tours, entrance information, meeting points, and more—everything you need to feel fully prepared.

Will there be a group meeting before departure?

• Yes! We’ll schedule a pre-trip meeting (either in person or via Google Meet) to go over final details, answer questions, and ensure everyone is ready and excited.

Does Kairos Tours provide a Tour Director?

• A Tour Director can be arranged to accompany your group upon request. Please note this may affect the overall cost of the trip.

Will the itinerary change from what’s currently listed?

• Kairos Tours will make every reasonable effort to provide this trip in accordance with the descriptions provided. Although it is unlikely that we will have to make any changes to your reservation or cancel confirmed reservations, we reserve the right to do so should it become necessary or advisable, in our sole discretion. We’ll always prioritize the best possible experience for your group!

Are trip prices guaranteed?

• All pricing is based on current estimates and subject to change due to factors like group size, travel dates, currency exchange rates, and seasonal variations.

Are meals included in the trip price?

• Lunches and dinners are typically not included in the trip price, allowing for flexibility and the opportunity to explore local dining options. Personal incidentals, such as snacks, souvenirs, and optional activities, are also the responsibility of each traveler.

What if there are unexpected delays or issues?

• Kairos Tours is not responsible for costs or disruptions resulting from circumstances beyond our control, such as flight delays, changes or cancellations, injuries, weather, war, natural disasters, strikes, social discourse, pandemics, etc., and/or other unforeseeable matters.

My name is David Mebane and I am a lifelong traveler that experienced my first international trip as a 2nd grader, and I haven’t stopped since. I founded Fat Tire Tours in Paris, France in 1999 and love showing people around the City of Light. That passion has grown to include other incredible destinations around the globe, and is the genesis for Kairos Tours. I don't know every destination on the globe, but I do know several well, and I love to take people with me to create experiences and memories that last a lifetime. 

I live in Austin, Texas with my wife Kelly and our son Weston and daughter Caroline. However, we spend as much time as we can elsewhere since there is nothing better than an adventure with family and friends.