7 Walking holidays in Iceland found
Laugavegur Trail trekking holiday in Iceland
Few trekking routes can match the striking vistas on offer here
From £2,349 to £2,679 8 days inc UK flights
Small group travel:
2019: 18 Aug
2020: 21 Jun, 12 Jul, 2 Aug
2020: 21 Jun, 12 Jul, 2 Aug
Late availability on these dates: 18 Aug
Iceland hiking holiday, Fjallabak
Amazing trek behind the mountains and off the beaten path
From £2,300 8 days ex flights
Small group travel:
2019: 25 Aug
Iceland walking holiday, West Fjords
Explore Iceland's stunning and preserved West Fjords
From £1,400 6 days ex flights
Small group travel:
2019: 4 Aug
Iceland walking holiday, East fjords
6 days trekking in the “Kingdom of Elves” in the East fjords
From £1,600 7 days ex flights
Small group travel:
2019: 29 Jul
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Iceland walking holiday, Laugavegur
Join us for the famous Landmannalaugar - Thorsmork trek
From £1,500 6 days ex flights
Tailor made:
Weekly Guaranteed departures from mid-June to mid-September
Walking holiday in Iceland
Explore the best walking areas in Iceland
From £4,199 14 days inc UK flights
Small group travel
Iceland adventure holiday in Autumn
Guided tour in autumn under flamboyant colours
From £2,650 8 days ex flights
Small group travel:
2019: 5 Sep
From
£1,500
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
The magnificent scenery, food and people of Iceland.
Tips?
The food experience was excellent [lamb and fish..we stayed away from whale and puffin..!] even in the smallest of guesthouses and towns..but dining out was
expensive [by Australian standards].
Next trip we will try to prepare our own dinner perhaps every second night.
Be careful on the roads...generally no road shoulders and lots of one way [often blind] bridges..just be aware.
Local benefits?
Hopefully... (more)Steven Huntingford
From
£2,650
including domestic flights only
Memorable parts?
The quiet and dramatic landscape all around us.
Tips?
Unlike other guided treks I have been on, the leader is way out ahead of the paying walkers and not particularly accessible if immediate assistance is needed
(like navigating a particularly treacherous part of the trail), or if one has questions about the what we are seeing. One needs to be aware of this and prepared.
Our leader was quite knowledgeable and was available to answer questions and point things our,... (more)Daniel Katsin
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