Age Related Activities
Children Under 12
- Most Iceland activities are for children 10 years and older, but some can be modified to suit younger travelers.
Teen Itineraries
- All activities are specially suited for teenagers
Adult Itineraries
- All activities are specially suited for adults
Key Itinerary Content
Travelers will complete a trip planning questionnaire that will allow Global CommUnity to fully customize their trip according to their family interests.
Trip Highlights
- Venture across moving Reykjanes Peninsula
- Visit the wonders of Iceland’s Golden Circle
- Experience a geothermal greenhouse and geyser eruptions
- Explore the Westman Islands, the Pompeii of the North
- See the majestic waterfalls, volcanic beaches and Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon as you travel the South Shore
- Hike Falljökull Glacier
- Journey to the center of the Earth in Snaefellsnes
*NOTE: Some activities are limited by season of travel
Trip Inclusions
- Breakfast each morning
- Accommodation with daily breakfast, service charge & government taxes (Four or Five Star)
- Sightseeing as indicated in the itinerary, including entrance fees
- Meals as stated in the itinerary
- All transfers and transportation by private vehicle
- Services of a driver and a private English-speaking guide during all transfers and sightseeing (a different driver and guide in each city)
- Performances as stated in the itinerary
- Domestic transportation when specified
- Porterage at hotels and airports
3-Day Extension
Iceland trips can be customized as a 3-day trip extension or the full 7-day trip. The 3-day trip includes a south coast tour, a Golden Circle tour. Entrance to Secret Lagoon, Lunch at Friðheimar Tomato Farm. Glacier hike with all the necessary safety equipment (harness, helmet, axe and crampons (spikes). Private transportation in our comfortable vehicle and one of our wonderful English-speaking guides.
CommUnity Impact Opportunities
Coming soon...
Stay tuned as we’ll be announcing new CommUnity Impact Opportunities in the future!
Preparing for Iceland
- Families with children under 12 traveling to Iceland will receive a doll and storybook with cultural information about Iceland to help prepare for the trip
- The whole family will receive recipes, books and movies preparing them for their trip
- The warmest time to visit Iceland is July – August but these are also the most popular times for tourists. June can also be very popular with its warmer weather and 24 hours of daylight.
- May – September is the best time of year to see whales and October – March, while cold, is the best chance of seeing the Northern Lights with February to March, and September to October – particularly around the equinoxes being the prime opportunities.
- You do not have to avoid Iceland in the winter, but packing the proper gear is essential as the temperature can drop to –30C.
- When visiting Iceland, always be prepared for rapid changes in weather as it is not unusual to experience multiple seasons in the same day.
- Most Iceland activities are for children 10 years and older, but some can be modified to suit younger travelers.
- U.S. citizens may enter Iceland without a visa for up to 90 days for tourist or business purposes.
