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Discover Iceland's Treasures – PTI Group Tour 2026

We’re excited to share the itinerary and pricing for an extraordinary opportunity with our DMC Partner, Private Travel Iceland, and their April 2026 group tour, crafted for individual seat sales! This small group experience requires a minimum of 6 guests to operate and is limited to a maximum of 20 participants, ensuring a more personalized and immersive journey. The tour combines Iceland’s must-see highlights with a selection of unique and exclusive experiences, concluding with a two-night stay at the luxurious Blue Lagoon Retreat Hotel. The listed prices are rack rates and include a 10% commission for you. Please note that the single supplement is non-commissionable. Book by December 15, 2025 to secure a space for your clients.

Why April? April is a fantastic time to experience Iceland. Guests may still catch a glimpse of the northern lights, enjoy winter landscapes in the highlands and on the glaciers, witness early spring in the city, and benefit from longer daylight hours compared to winter.

Exploring Iceland’s Treasures in April 2026!

Group size: Max 20 people

Basic Itinerary

April 8th - Arrival - Welcome dinner

Hotel Reykjavik Saga - Superior Room

April 9th - Reykjavik City - Lava Show - Northern Lights cruise - Videy Island

Hotel Reykjavik Saga - Superior Room

April 10th - Horseback riding - Gljufrasteinn Museum - Thingvellir NP - Fontana Rye Bread tour

Hotel Geysir - Deluxe Room

April 11th - Geysir Area - Gullfoss Waterfall - Snowmobiling on a Glacier - Fridheimar Dinner

Hotel Geysir - Deluxe Room

April 12th - South Shore of Iceland Sightseeing tour - Beer tasting in a Cave

Blue Lagoon Retreat Hotel - Jr. Suite

April 13th - Hiking - Retreat Spa at leisure

Blue Lagoon Retreat Hotel - Jr. Suite

April 14th - Departure

Inclusions:

Accommodation:

April 8th – (2 nights) Hotel Reykjavik Saga - Superior room

April 10th – (2 nights) Hotel Geysir - Deluxe room

April 12th – (2 nights) Blue Lagoon Retreat Hotel - Moss Jr. suite

Transfers:

Arrival and Departure transfer with a Private Driver

Private Guide and Private Driver**

Touring with a Private vehicle (in two vehicles if 16 passengers or more)

All transfers/touring as listed in the itinerary

Activity:

Lava Show Premium VIP

Private Northern Lights cruise

Private Horseback Riding

Private visit to Gljufrasteinn museum

Private Rye bread baking tour

Private Snowmobiling tour

Private visit, Fridheimar Geothermal Farm

Private Beer tasting in a Cave

Private Mountain hike

Entrance to Retreat Spa, Blue Lagoon and Retreat Lagoon (*while staying at the Retreat Hotel)

Meals:

Breakfast included every day

3x Lunches (soft drinks included + 1x alcoholic beverage)

5x Dinners (soft drinks included + 2x alcoholic beverages)

Extras:

-       Water and snacks in private vehicle

-       Drinks included with meals

-       Welcome drink

-       Wine Pairing with Farewell Dinner

Exclusions:

Meals and Drinks outside of those mentioned in the inclusions

Optional activities (outside of those mentioned in the itinerary)

Incidental fee’s (at hotels or during daily activities)

Notes:

*Entrance to facilities at the Blue Lagoon while guests are staying at the property. Check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is at 11:00.

**If the number of participants is below 10 pax then the local tour director will also be the private driver for the group.

Price per person: 9,900 EUR (based on two people sharing a room)

Single supplement: 2,500 EUR

*Min 6 persons to run the trip - Max 20 persons on the trip

April 8th - Arrival - Welcome dinner

Your first feeling of Iceland starts right at the airport as the Leifur Eiriksson Keflavik airport is small, on international level, and easy. Your driver will be waiting for you in the arriving hall, welcoming you to Iceland. Your driver will drop you off at your hotel in the city center.

Check-in at the hotel starts at 15:00. Enjoy the afternoon at leisure in the city center.

In the evening you’ll join your private guide and the rest of the group for a welcome dinner at a Restaurant in the center of Reykjavik.

Hotel: Hotel Reykjavik Saga

Meals: Dinner

April 9th - Reykjavik City - Lava Show - Northern Lights cruise - Videy Island

The capital of Iceland, Reykjavik, is a small city on an international scale but it makes up for it with its friendly atmosphere. There is a lot to do in Reykjavik, including museums, famous buildings or just sit down at a coffee-house and watch Icelanders go about their business.

Spend the morning at leisure in Reykjavik, popular sights to visit include:

o   House of Parliament: A classic 19th century structure, built in 1881. It houses Althingi, the Icelandic parliament.

o   Harpa: A concert hall conference center by the Reykjavik harbor.

o   Hallgrimskirkja: Standing on top of a hill, Hallgrimskirkja church towers over the city of Reykjavik.

The guide meets the group in the hotel lobby after lunch time and the adventures in Iceland begin. The first stop is the Icelandic Lava Show.

Icelandic Lava Show: The show recreates a volcano eruption, similar to what Eyjafjallajökull and Katla volcano are famous for, by pouring molten lava (1100°C / 2000°F) into the showroom and over ice. It is an epic battle between the elements and a unique opportunity to get close to red-hot lava, see it flowing, hear it sizzling, and feel the intense heat that radiates from it. Enjoy some light refreshments in the VIP area.

In the evening, we board a private vessel for a cruise in the Bay of Faxafloi and in search for the Northern Lights*. *The northern lights are a natural phenomenon and therefore is something we cannot guarantee.

You’ll stop at Videy Island for a private dinner. The island is only a short boat ride from the shores of Reykjavik but is still a world apart. There are only two buildings on the island, both of which are some of the oldest buildings in Reykjavik. You’ll have a private Dinner at Videyjarstofa house.

Hotel: Hotel Reykjavik Saga

Meals: Breakfast – Dinner

April 10th - Horseback riding - Gljufrasteinn - Thingvellir - Fontana Rye Bread tour

Start the day with a short horseback riding tour and get an introduction to the Icelandic Horse, which was bred exclusively and naturally, isolated in the far North Atlantic. Therefore, the Icelandic horse has some unique traits, like the fact that it has five gaits and one of the most color variants of any horse breed in the world.The horses are well- suited for both beginners and experienced riders.

The riding activity is optional. For those who wish to sleep in or explore the city in the morning we offer a transfer to meet up with the group for lunch.

Gljufrasteinn was the home of Nobel Prize for Literature winner Halldór Laxness and his family for half a century. The home is now a museum and visitors can soak in the atmosphere of the house where he lived and work, explore a multimedia presentation about Laxness and roam the garden and its surroundings.

Next stop is a part of the famous Golden Circle: Thingvellir National Park. A huge part of Iceland’s history since the first Althingi in 930. It is also a Geological phenomenon, standing on two tectonic plates that are gradually moving away from each other. Thingvellir is listed as a UNESCO World heritage site.

Before checking in at Hotel Geysir we stop at the small town of Laugarvatn and visit the Laugarvatn Fontana Bakery. Guests experience the geothermal bakery firsthand and see as we dig out a pot of fresh bread from the hot black sand. Guests are offered to taste the bread, served hot from the ground with Icelandic butter.

Check in at Hotel Geysir in the afternoon and enjoy dinner with the group at the hotel

Hotel: Hotel Geysir

Meals: Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner

April 11th - Geysir Area - Gullfoss Waterfall - Snowmobiling on a Glacier - Fridheimar Dinner

Today you will visit two of Iceland’s main attractions in Iceland, Gullfoss and the Geysir area. Geysir is the home to a number of hot spouting geysers. The most famous one is Great Geysir itself but the most energetic one is Strokkur, it spouts every few minutes up to the height of 40 meters.

Gullfoss is Iceland‘s most famous waterfall, plummeting down 32 meters in two stages directly to the canyon below. The water in Gullfoss comes from the second biggest glacier in Iceland, Langjokull glacier.

Head up to the highlands and visit the second biggest glacier in Iceland, Langjokull glacier. Snowmobiling on a glacier is an adventure you’ll never forget and the view is truly breathtaking. Experience and explore the glacier while you enjoy the thrill of driving a snowmobile.

In the evening you will have a private dinner at Fridheimar tomato farm.

At Fridheimar geothermal greenhouses they grow tomatoes all year round, despite Iceland’s long, dark winters, under artificial lighting in greenhouses. This evening the group will have a private dinner in the Greenhouses and taste the homegrown crops.

Hotel: Hotel Geysir

Meals: Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner

April 12th - South Shore of Iceland - Beer tasting in a Cave

The south shore of Iceland is well known for its beauty. Waterfalls that make your jaw drop!

Seljalandsfoss waterfall: The water in Seljalandsfoss flows from the famous glacier/volcano Eyjafjallajokull glacier. It‘s a 60 meter high waterfall with a footpath behind it so if you‘re not afraid to get a little wet you can walk behind it, an exceptional opportunity for photography.

Skogarfoss waterfall: It‘s usually counted as one of Iceland‘s most beautiful waterfall. It thunders down into a small canyon and it‘s easy to walk all the way up to it and capture the moment in all its glory.

Our next stop is Beer tasting in the ancient caves of Hella, that might date further back then the settlement of the Nordic Vikings. Throughout the ages the caves have served many purposes as dwellings, sheep sheds and a storage, today it will serve as an excellent please to taste Icelandic Beers and bites.

Now it’s time to head to Reykjanes peninsula and check in to the Blue Lagoon Retreat.Reykjanes peninsula, the home to the famous Blue Lagoon. The peninsula is marked by active volcanism under its surface, and large lava fields, allowing little vegetation.

Hotel: Retreat at the Blue Lagoon

Meals: Breakfast - Lunch

April 13th - Reykjanes Peninsula hike - Retreat Spa at leisure

Mt Thorbjorn is a free-standing mountain on Reykjanes. It offers great panoramic views of the Reykjanes peninsula, new lava fields and volcanic area. Optional 1 - 1,5 hour hike in the morning before relaxing in the Retreat spa.

Blue Lagoon is one of the most popular visiting place for everyone that travels around Iceland. Fortunately, they’ve made a way to make it more exclusive and special. The Blue lagoon retreat is a Hotel next to the main lagoon. Guests at the Retreat have access to a more secluded, private lagoon and access to the Spa of the Volcanic Earth. The spa journey culminates with the Blue Lagoon Ritual where you cover your body with the three treasures of the geothermal seawater; Silica, Algae and Minerals. Each with their own, unique quality such as anti-aging, cleansing and exfoliation. The Retreat Hotel is an award-winning sanctuary, enjoy the Blue Lagoon and the Retreat Spa.

In the evening you will enjoy a Farewell dinner in a private room at the hotel. Moss restaurant is a Michelin star restaurant on the Blue Lagoon premises. With menus that move effortlessly from the mountains to the rivers to the seas, each dish opens the door to the diverse delights of Iceland’s endless bounty of nourishment

Hotel: Blue Lagoon Retreat Hotel

Meals: Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner

April 14th - Departure

Now it’s time for your departure, your private driver will pick you up.

Depending on your flight time, enjoy the last hours of your stay soaking in the Blue Lagoon and relaxing in the Retreat Spa.

Hopefully what you are left with, after your stay in Iceland, are great memories of rough but beautiful nature and fun activities. Safe travels and we hope to see you again sometime.

Meals: Breakfast

Please note that Iceland is a country of vastness and extreme weather conditions – this may lead into alterations at the last minute of your itinerary. On the ground we may have to change the order of your sightseeing in order to avoid any unpredicted weather conditions. We will do our upmost to insure all sightseeing on the itinerary is seen, but it may just be in a different order. The weather is Iceland is constantly changing, not only on a daily basis but also within the day – more than likely you can experience Four Seasons within 1 day! Along with the weather warning – for travelers coming in the winter months wishing to see the Northern Light – please note that these are never guaranteed. If you have a Northern Light hunt booked – the guide will do his best to find out where the lights may be forecast for each night and take you to the best spots.

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