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Top 40 activities for your
Camper Road Trip in Iceland

Discover the best things to do in Iceland, from breathtaking natural wonders to one-of-a-kind outdoor adventures. Our curated list of activities in Iceland offers unforgettable experiences, whether you’re seeking thrilling excursions or serene moments in nature. Let every moment become a cherished memory

A woman wading in the warm waters of the Secret Lagoon in Iceland, facing an old stone building and lush green landscape, with steam rising from the geothermal pool under a soft, cloudy sky.

Secret Lagoon – The Oldest Swimming Pool in Iceland

Operator: Secret Lagoon

Location: Hvammsvegur, Flúðir

Difficulty: Very Easy

Availability: All year

The Secret Lagoon, known locally as Gamla Laugin (old pool), is the oldest swimming pool in Iceland. What makes The Secret Lagoon so special are the rich natural resources of warm water coming from hot springs.

A lone explorer silhouetted inside a tunnel of vibrant blue ice in Vatnajökull, Iceland, walking toward the bright light at the end of the cave, surrounded by smooth, frozen walls.

Ice Cave Tour in Vatnajökull

Operator: Local Guide of Vatnajökull

Location: Jökulsárlón

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: October – March

The Ice Cave Tour in Vatnajökull is an unforgettable experience; the cave is one of the most stunning in the region. The tour is a very easy option, as super jeeps can take us very close and the drive is quite an experience on its own.

A group of five snorkelers in wetsuits swimming in the clear blue waters of Iceland's Silfra fissure, surrounded by rocky underwater cliffs with sunlight illuminating the scene from above.

Snorkeling in Silfra with Adventure Vikings

Operator: Adventure Vikings

Location: Silfra, Þingvellir

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: All year

Silfra is one of the best places to snorkel in Europe. Let the Adventure Vikings take you for a swim between tectonic plates, in glacial waters and breathtaking underwater landscapes.

A group of hikers with helmets and trekking poles stand on a glacier, surrounded by vast snowfields and an enormous ice wall in the background. They are taking in the breathtaking view of the frozen landscape.

Vatnajökull Glacier Hike by Troll Expeditions

Operator: Troll Expeditions

Location: Skaftafellsvegur, 785 Skaftafell

Difficulty: Moderate

Availability: All year

Come and join us on this once-in-a-lifetime experience, a chance to explore Iceland’s largest glacier – Vatnajökull, on a glacier hike operated by Troll Expeditions.

A humpback whale breaching out of the water in front of snow-capped mountains in Akureyri, Iceland, with water splashing as the whale rises dramatically from the ocean.

Whale Watching Tour in Eyjafjord

Operator: Whale Watching Akureyri

Location: Torfunefsbryggja 600 Akureyri

Difficulty: Very Easy

Availability: All year

What would be a trip to Iceland without seeing one of its most popular attractions—whale watching? The Akureyri Classic Whale Watching tour is the perfect choice for visitors to the northern parts of Iceland.

A woman standing in the serene blue waters of the Mývatn Nature Baths in Iceland, facing the horizon with her arms raised in a yoga pose, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and a pastel-colored sky at sunrise or sunset.

Mývatn Nature Baths Ritual in North Iceland

Operator: Mývatn Nature Baths

Location: Jarðbaðshólar, Mývatn

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: All year

Mývatn Nature Baths is located in the North of Iceland. Despite its northerly location, the region has a temperate climate. It can be surprisingly warm on long summer days when darkness never comes.

Three riders on Icelandic horses trotting along the black sand beach of Vík in Iceland, with towering green cliffs and the Reynisdrangar sea stacks in the background.

Black Beach Horseback Riding

Operator: Vik Horse Adventure

Location: Smiðjuvegur 6, Vík

Difficulty: Moderate

Availability: All year

Back Beach Riding Tour, operated by Vik Horse Adventure, is one of the most popular activities in South Iceland. The horses are friendly and sure-footed and suitable for everyone, beginners and experts alike. Riding the Icelandic horse in its natural environment is something everyone should try at least once in their lifetime.

A group of explorers walking through a dark, rocky cave passage with uneven walls, guided by a rope and illuminated by a faint light, as they ascend a narrow staircase deeper into the cave.

Vatnshellir Cave Tour

Operator: Summit Adventure Guides

Location: Utnesvegur 574, IS360 Snaefellsbaer

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: All year

This 45-minute guided tour takes you through the 8000-year-old cave with lava tubes formed by volcanic eruptions. Considered to be very accessible, this cave still requires a good number of stairs, so it is recommended that the participants are reasonably fit.

A person wearing a virtual reality headset stands in front of a portal, immersed in a Viking battle scene with warriors holding spears, swords, and shields rushing toward them, creating a thrilling and immersive experience.

1238: The Battle of Iceland
Exhibition

Operator: 1238: The Battle of Iceland

Location: Aðalgata 21, Sauðárkrókur

Difficulty: Very Easy

Availability: All year

1238 The Battle of Iceland is an immersive exhibition that goes a step beyond the regular history museum. Welcoming to people of all ages the exhibition offers its guests to see and take part in history through virtual reality.

A team of sled dogs pulling a musher across a vast, snowy landscape during sunrise, with the sun casting long shadows across the snow and a distant mountain visible on the horizon.

Husky Dog Sledding in Northeast

Operator: Snow Dogs

Location: Vallholt, Laugar

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: November – April

If you happen to be a dog lover, Dog Sledding on Snow with Siberian Huskies is something you have to try on your way around Iceland. Don’t hesitate and visit these adorable puppies and their Icelandic local family on the farm located between Akureyri and the Mývatn Lake in North Iceland

Three people riding ATVs across a rugged volcanic landscape in Iceland during sunset, with steam rising from distant geothermal vents and a mountainous horizon in the background.

Buggy Tour Ride in Reykjanes Peninsula

Operator: 4×4 Adventures Iceland

Location: Þórkötlustaðir 3, Grindavík

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: All year

Now with CampEasy you can book one of the most exciting way to explore the nature of Iceland – 4×4 buggy tour. Let the experts lead the way – the guides of 4×4 Adventures Iceland are highly experienced and have been driving all-terrain vehicles for years.

A group of hikers in colorful jackets and helmets trekking across the icy landscape of the Sólheimajökull glacier in Iceland, with the rugged, crevassed surface of the glacier stretching out around them.

Glacier Hike on Sólheimajökul

Operator: Arctic Adventures

Location: Sólheimajökulsvegur

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: All year

Glacier Hike Experience is a small group tour that offers an easy glacier hike on the Sólheimajökull in South Iceland with an experienced guide. Add even more adventure to your stay in Iceland and come explore this amazing crawling glacier.

A humpback whale breaching out of the water in a spectacular leap, with the Icelandic coastline and small town in the background, set against a backdrop of rugged hills.

Whale Watching Ólafsvík

Operator: Láki Tours

Location: Nesvegur 5, Gurndarfjordur, West Region 350

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: February – September

Whale watching in Grundarfjorður offers the best chance to see Iceland’s top predators, the sperm and Orca whales. Other species, such as humpback, pilot, and minke whales, can also be seen, making this a thrilling adventure.

An aerial view of Iceland's rugged landscape with vibrant blue lakes surrounded by green and brown mountains, as seen from the window of a small airplane, with part of the wing visible in the upper right corner of the image.

Airplane Tour Above Skaftafell

Operator: Atlantsflug

Location: Skaftafell Terminal – Tour Center, Öræfi

Difficulty: Very Easy

Availability: All year

The Ultimate Skaftafell Airplane Tour combines the most popular Atlantsflug tours into one jam-packed, epic 75-minute air tour.

Two playful beluga whales swimming near the surface of the water, with one of them opening its mouth as if smiling, in the Sea Life Trust sanctuary.

Beluga Whale Sanctuary and Puffin Hospital

Operator: Sea Life Trust

Location: Ægisgata 2, Vestmannaeyjabær

Difficulty: Very Easy

Availability: April – October

Iceland’s Sea Life Trust Beluga Whale Sanctuary is the world’s first whale sanctuary and home to two beluga whales – Little White and Little Grey.

A person riding an Icelandic horse along a rocky hillside trail next to a river, with expansive fields and distant mountains visible under a partly cloudy sky in the background.

Horseback Riding with Hestasport

Operator: Hestasport

Location: Vegamót, Varmahlíð

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: April – October

Are you looking for a unique Icelandic horseback riding experience? You have come to the right place!
Hestasport offers horse riding tours that are ideal for the first Icelandic horse experience.

A white and blue tour boat cruising through calm waters between two rocky islands during the Viking Sushi Tour in Iceland, with clear blue skies overhead.

Viking Sushi Tour around Breiðafjörðu

Operator: Seatours Eimskip

Location: Smiðjustígur 3, Stykkishólmur

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: May – October

Sailing around Breiðafjörður’s innumerable islands, the Viking Sushi Adventure Tour offers a glimpse of the Iceland fairytale-like scenery: variegated rock faces, areas of historical interest, along with the strongest ocean currents anywhere on Iceland’s coasts.

Several snowmobiles parked on a snowy landscape during a serene sunset. People wearing bright orange jackets stand nearby, gazing out at the vast horizon with soft clouds in the distance.

Snowmobiling in Iceland – through Eyjafjallajökull Glacier

Operator: Southcoast Adventure

Location: Gljúfrabúi, 861 Hvolsvöllur

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: All year

A snowmobiling tour operated by Southcoast Adventure is a great opportunity in Iceland to see the top of Eyjafjallajökull glacier—and not only that! In perfect conditions, the view includes Vestmannaeyjar, the whole south coast all the way to Ingólfsfjall, and even a big part of the highlands!

Group of people on blue Yamaha jet skis enjoying a tour on a clear day with snowy mountains in the background, wearing safety gear and helmets, with one person on the front jet ski raising their arms in excitement.

Jet Ski Tour around Ólafsfjörður

Operator: Fairytale at sea

Location: Norðurgarður, Ólafsfjörður

Difficulty: Moderate

Availability: April – September

Have you ever thought about riding a jet ski near the Arctic Circle? Or would you like to swim on a jet ski accompanied by dolphins? If so, then a tour organized by Fairytale at Sea in Olafsfjordur is the best option for you!

A view of the Krauma geothermal baths in Iceland during winter, with outdoor hot pools surrounded by snow-covered walkways and buildings, steam rising from the hot springs in the distance.

Krauma – a Geothermal SPA in West Iceland

Operator: Krauma

Location: Deildartunguhver, Reykholt

Difficulty: Very Easy

Availability: All year

Experience nature from its core by bathing in the geothermal spa baths at Krauma in West Iceland. To achieve the perfect bathing temperature, Krauma mixes hot water with cold water from Rauðsgil, Iceland’s smallest glacier.

A group of ATV riders driving through a grassy trail lined with wildflowers and pine trees, with mountains rising in the background under a cloudy evening sky in Ísafjörður, Iceland.

Amazing Fjord ATV Tour in Isafjordur

Operator: ATV Ísafjörður

Location: Adalstræti, Ísafjörður

Difficulty: Easy / Moderate

Availability: May – September

Westfjords is a specific region of Iceland. In summer, it offers beauty in all its fullness. For these things, you should visit Isafjordur in northwest Iceland. The ATV tour operated by ATV Isafjordur is the perfect opportunity to enjoy the area’s beauty.

Two groups of people in blue rafts paddling through whitewater rapids on a river in Iceland, wearing helmets and life jackets, with one person in the front raft triumphantly raising a paddle in the air.

River Rafting through Brúarhlöður Canyon

Operator: Arctic Rafting

Location: Drumboddstaðir, Selfoss

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: May – October

River Rafting through Brúarhlöður Canyon should be on every tourist bucket list in Iceland. The Hvítá river originates from the Langjökull glacier and it has a perfectly balanced mix of serene canyons and adrenaline-pumping waves and rapids.

An aerial view of the Laugarvatn Fontana geothermal baths, featuring outdoor pools and hot tubs, a wooden boardwalk, and a building with a grass-covered roof, located next to the edge of a lake in Iceland.

Geothermal Baths in Laugarvatn Fontana

Operator: Laugarvatn Fontana

Location: Laugarbraut, Laugarvatn

Difficulty: Very Easy

Availability: All year

Geothermal baths in the Laugarvatn Fontana complex are a great place to relax and rest on your Golden Circle tour in Iceland. The Baths are one of the natural wonders of this geothermal area south of the capital.

A herd of reindeer climbing a snowy hillside in Iceland during winter, with the soft pink and orange glow of the sun illuminating the distant snow-covered landscape.

Wild Reindeer Experience in the East

Operator: Tinna Adventure

Location: Selnes 28, Breiðdalsvík

Difficulty: Very easy

Availability: October – June

Did you know that Icelandic reindeer live only in the eastern part of Iceland? On this tour, you will be able to drive by 4×4 Super-Jeep to step into the charming landscape of East Iceland on a search to see wild reindeer roaming around the area.

A person ziplining across a deep green valley in Iceland, with rocky cliffs and a winding stream below, under a bright blue sky.

Zipline Iceland

Operator: Zipline Iceland

Location: Víkurbraut 5, Vík

Difficulty: Moderate

Availability: All year

Now, with CampEasy, you can book one of the top attractions in the South of Iceland! A zipline ride is a great adventure for those who love the thrill of doing something challenging but also very safe. The tour includes a hike through a breathtaking river canyon and four zipline rides.

A group of snowmobilers riding in formation across a vast snowy landscape, with their headlights cutting through the foggy, overcast atmosphere as they leave tracks in the snow.

Snowmobile Adventure In Langjökull

Operator: Mountaineers of Iceland

Location: Gullfoss, Selfoss

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: All year

Mountaineers of Iceland offer snowmobile tours for individuals and groups from their base camps on the east side of the Langjökull glacier. This is a great choice for those who have their transportation and want to top off the Golden Circle with something extra special.

A large Icelandic horse stands in the foreground of a vast grassy landscape, watching a group of riders on horseback in colorful jackets as they trot across the field, with mountains stretching across the horizon in the background.

Horseback Riding through Icelandic Nature

Operator: Eldhestar

Location: Völlum, Sveitarfélagið Ölfus

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: All year

The Heritage Tour with Eldhestar operator is one of Iceland’s most outstanding horseback riding activities. This trip takes you through meadows, lava fields and a small river.

Two kayakers paddling across calm waters during a vibrant sunset, with the sky transitioning from orange to blue and a silhouette of a distant hill on the horizon.

Kayaking in Kirkjufell with Vestur Adventures

Operator: Vestur Adventures

Location: Sæból 14, Grundarfjörður

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: All year

Searching for a guided kayaking tour in Iceland? You’ve come to the right place! Now, with CampEasy, you can book a unique kayak tour in the surroundings of Kirkjufell.

Two groups of people in yellow and blue rafts navigating a glacial river through a rocky landscape in Iceland, surrounded by green hills and distant mountains under a partly cloudy sky.

Family River Rafting in North Iceland

Operator: Viking Rafting

Location: Hafgrímsstaðir, Sveitarfélagið

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: May – September

On this West Glacial River trip in North Iceland, fun and scenery swirl around you to deliver an unforgettable rafting adventure in Iceland!

A vibrant, illuminated walkway inside a lava tunnel, with the rugged rock walls glowing in shades of red, purple, and blue, guiding visitors through the dramatic volcanic cave filled with large boulders and rock formations.

The Lava Tunnel Tour

Operator: The Lava Tunnel

Location: Raufarhólshellir

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: All year

The Lava Tunnel Tour is an adventure into Raufarhólshellir cave. A unique opportunity to see and experience the inner workings of a volcanic eruption. On this tour, you will get a closer look at the impressive forces of nature.

Two large red super jeeps from Midgard Adventure crossing a shallow river in Iceland’s rugged terrain, with rocky mountains and glaciers visible in the background.

Þórsmörk Super Jeep

Operator: Midgard Adventure

Location: Dufpaksbraut 14, 860 Hvolsvollur

Difficulty: Challenging

Availability: All year

Sitting among three of the region’s ice caps, this valley of the Thunder God offers an exciting experience sprinkled with stories only the locals know. Crossing rivers and glacial water zones, rest assured these super jeeps can take you anywhere you want to go.

Three riders on Icelandic horses following a coastal trail, with the ocean and rugged cliffs visible in the background on a clear, sunny day.

The Seaside tour

Operator: Saltvik Holidayfarm

Location: Hestamiðstoðin Saltvik, 641 Húsavik

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: April – October

Take a beautiful ride along the coastline of Húsavik. Your experienced guide will choose the perfect horse for each rider. Experienced riders can arrange a more challenging ride via email.

A pod of orcas swimming in the ocean near Ólafsvík, Iceland, with one orca's dorsal fin prominently visible above the water as they surface together.

Whale Watching Tour in Hólmavík

Operator: Láki Tours

Location: Hafnarbraut 14, Hólmavík

Difficulty: Very Easy

Availability: June – October

If one of your dreams is to look straight into a whale’s eyes – this whale-watching tour is a perfect match. Now, with CampEasy, you can book the tour in a small town of Iceland – Holmavik – the perfect spot to take a break in the beautiful surroundings of Westfjords.

A peaceful natural hot spring pool at the Húsafell Canyon Baths in Iceland, surrounded by rocky cliffs and illuminated by soft lighting, with a small wooden building in the background under a cloudy evening sky.

Husafell Canyon Baths

Operator: Husafell Canyon Baths

Location: Húsafell 311, Borgarbyggð

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: All year

Situated in the picturesque town of Húsafell and only a two-hour drive from Reykjavik, you can find yourself relaxing in this little slice of paradise. Choose from two different hot-spring-fed pools at varying temperatures and a cold water spring.

A group of Icelandic horses grazing peacefully on a sunlit green hillside, with rays of sunlight streaming down from above, casting a warm glow on the scene.

Riding into the Wild

Operator: Wilderness Center

Location: Norðurdalur in Fljotsdalur, 701 Egilsstaðir

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: May – September

Take a ride to the abandoned farm of Kleif with this easy ride and its beautiful surroundings. Spice up the ride with an optional cableway crossing of the Jokulsa River. Iceland’s unique breed of horses is something you should experience at least once in a lifetime.

Visitors relaxing in the naturally heated outdoor infinity pools of GeoSea, overlooking the vast blue ocean and distant mountains on a clear day in Iceland, with some people floating in the warm geothermal waters and others lounging on the poolside deck.

Geosea Geothermal Baths

Operator: Geosea

Location: Vitaslóð 1, 640 Hæusavik

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: All year

Soak like a true Icelander in these beautiful geothermal pools. If you want to take in the Northern Lights or whale watch while relaxing in these beautiful saltwater pools, this location has it all. Located in the beautiful town of Husavik, this cliffside attraction will give stunning views of Skjalfandi Bay.

A person paddling a red kayak through calm waters surrounded by lush green vegetation and wildflowers, with a distant mountain visible under a partly cloudy sky.

Robinson Crusoe

Operator: Stokkseyri Kayak Tours

Location: Heiðarbún 12a Stokkseyri

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: May – September

This self-guided tour lasts one to three hours. It is excellent for families or solo travelers. This swamp labyrinth is safe for participants to explore Iceland’s beautiful nature. The calm waters provide a great way to relax and see nature sights simultaneously.

A wooden outdoor hot tub filled with water, located outside a modern building with large windows, set against a backdrop of grassy fields and distant mountains in Iceland.

Bjorbodin Beer SPA

Operator: Bjordodin

Location: Ægisgata 31-621 Dalvik

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: All year

What could be better than a relaxing spa bath? How about a soak in beer? Here, you will experience a relaxing bath filled with yeast, hops, water, and, best of all, BEER. Seven different baths, hand-crafted in Germany, are available. You can choose to relax alone or bring a friend.

Three people silhouetted against the warm lighting inside a large underground cave, examining the textured rock walls of the Caves of Hella in Iceland.

The Underworld of the South

Operator: Caves of Hella

Location: Ægissiða 4

Difficulty: Easy

Availability: All year

Explore four of these twelve man-made caves and the questions that surround them. Said to be Iceland’s oldest standing archaeological site, it will have you pondering why these caves were made.

A cyclist wearing a green helmet and black gear stands beside their mountain bike, gazing out over a vast, rugged Icelandic landscape with towering mountains and green valleys stretching into the distance under a cloudy sky.

Secret Trails

Operator: Fjord Bikes

Location: Borgarfjörður Eystri Campground

Difficulty: Challenging

Availability: May – September

Big Rides experience the wilderness with optional adrenaline; this five-hour tour will show you the very best that Borgarfjorður Eystri has to offer. This journey will push you to get up close to nature and its beauty, from waterfalls to streams.

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