Secure your spot on this unforgettable adventure with just a $300 nonrefundable deposit. From there, 40% of your trip cost will be due 6 months before your travel date, and the final payment will be due 3 months prior to departure. It’s a simple, flexible way to lock in your journey and start counting down to the experience of a lifetime!

• PD Certificate

  A certificate for 20+ hours of professional development

• Welcome Reception

  Welcome reception/orientation

• Accommodations

  Accommodations in 3 or 4 star hotels during the trip

• Meals

  Breakfast every morning

• Group Dinner

  One Group Dinner

• Group Activities

  Group activities included as per itinerary

• Ground Transportation

  All ground transportation in country for group activities

• BBT T-Shirt

  BBT T-Shirt will be sent to participants before the trip

• The BBT Team

  Your amazing trip leaders, your professional development facilitators, our trip managers, and our on-site and off-site team members!

• Airport Transfers

  Airport transfers if arriving on the scheduled day of arrival and the scheduled day of departure. (If you choose to arrive/depart on a different date, we are happy to help you navigate your way to the hotel or airport)

• Airfare

  Airfare is not included

• Optional Side Trips

  You will have a list of optional side trips for an additional fee at a later date

• VISA

  At the appropriate time, we will provide a link to the VISA application.

• Tips and Gratuities

  For in-country guides and drivers

• Early/Late Transfers

  If you are arriving or departing earlier/later than the scheduled Group dates, you will be responsible for your own transfers. We are happy to advise, but we will not cover the cost.

Orientation and light refreshments

Reykjavik Food Lovers Tour - Icelandic Traditional Food 

Many travelers are curious about traditional Icelandic food, but don’t know where to go in Reykjavik—or what to try. Avoid tourist traps and take the guesswork out of your culinary explorations on this small-group walking tour. Stroll around Reykjavík to a variety of foodie spots, from the city's oldest restaurant to a much-loved hot dog stand; learn about Iceland's culinary culture; and sample everything from lamb soup to fermented shark.

• Let a guide lead you to Reykjavik's top eateries

• Group sizes are limited to 12 people for a personal experience

• Learn lesser-known details about Icelandic cuisine from your guide

• A wide range of tour times are available to fit your schedule

• The National Museum of Iceland

Dive into the fascinating history of the Icelandic nation at the National Museum of Iceland. The museum's permanent exhibition is a journey through time, featuring artifacts from the age of settlement to the present day. Ensure a hassle-free visit by booking advance museum tickets, which allow you to skip the ticket line and enter directly.

Skip the Line: The National Museum of Iceland Ticket

• Dive into the fascinating history of the Icelandic nation at the National Museum of Iceland. The museum's permanent exhibition is a journey through time, featuring artifacts from the age of settlement to the present day. Ensure a hassle-free visit—and maximize your time on this gorgeous island—by booking advance museum tickets, which allow you to skip the ticket line, enter directly, and make the most of your valuable time.

  • Pre-booked tickets for the National Museum of Iceland

  • Save time with skip-the-line admission

  • Learn all about the rich history of the Icelandic nation

  • Explore one of Iceland's top cultural attractions

• Meet with In-country guide and begin your tour around Iceland.

One of the most iconic and beautiful waterfalls in Iceland. Located in the Hvítá river canyon in southwest Iceland, Gullfoss is a spectacular double waterfall that cascades down into a deep canyon. The waterfall is 32 meters (105 feet) high and has a width of about 20 meters (65 feet). The waterfall is fed by the Langjökull glacier, and the resulting volume of water is immense. There are also several trails in the area, allowing visitors to explore the surrounding area and take in the beautiful scenery.

A stunningly beautiful and historically significant site located in the south-west of Iceland. North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet there, creating a unique geological environment. The two plates are constantly pushing against each other, creating a No Man's Land and resulting in frequent seismic activity and volcanic eruptions. Thingvellir is also home to some of the world's most active geysers and hot springs, which are a result of the heat generated by the friction between the two plates. The combination of these two plates has made Iceland one of the most geologically active places on Earth.

This is where we will find a Hot Spring Strokkur, which erupts every five to ten minutes creating amazing photo opportunities and the famous Great Geysir - the geyser that has named all geysers in the world, however has been dormant since the early 2000s.

• Explore the South Coast of Iceland

A stunningly beautiful waterfall located in the south of Iceland. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the country, and it is easy to see why. Seljalandsfoss is unique in that it is possible to walk behind the waterfall, which creates a truly magical experience.The waterfall is located in the Seljalands River, which is a tributary of the mighty glacial river, the Markarfljot. Seljalandsfoss is about 60 meters (197 feet) high and is part of the Seljalandsfoss-Gljufrabui area, which is a protected nature reserve. The area has been protected since 1987 and is home to a variety of flora and fauna.

A powerful waterfall, with a width of 25 metres and a height of 60 metres. It is said to be the largest waterfall in the country and is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Iceland. Skógafoss is also one of the most popular waterfalls in Iceland and is a must-see for any traveler. The area has been inhabited since the 9th century, and the waterfall is said to have been a sacred site for the Vikings. The waterfall is also said to be the hiding place of a chest filled with gold and other treasures.

An important part of Iceland's landscape, covering 11% of the country. They are also one of the most visited attractions in Iceland, with tourists coming from all over the world to experience the beauty of these massive ice formations. Iceland is home to many glaciers, with the largest being Vatnajökull, which covers 8% of the country. This glacier is the largest in Europe and is home to many of Iceland's most popular attractions, such as the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon and the Svínafellsjökull glacier.

A black sand beach located along the southern coast of Iceland. It is the most popular beach in the country, and has been featured in several films and television shows. The black sand beach in Reynisfjara is black because of the volcanic activity in the area. This beautiful place is also home to a wide variety of wildlife, including seabirds, seals, and even the occasional whale. With its stunning scenery and wide variety of activities, Reynisfjara is an unforgettable destination.

A small village located on the south coast of Iceland. It is the southernmost village in Iceland and is renowned for its black sand beaches and dramatic coastal cliffs. The village is home to a few hundred people and is a popular stop for tourists as it is located in one of the most volcanic areas in Iceland - only 26 km away from Katla Volcano.

Our first stop is Skaftafell for a photo stop of the largest glacier in Europe - Vatnajökull, by the remains of the bridge that got swept away by a glacial flood in 1996.

Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon is a glacial lake located in southeastern Iceland. It is the deepest lake in Iceland and one of the largest in Europe.  The lagoon is also a popular destination for photographers and filmmakers, who come to capture the stunning beauty of the lagoon and its surrounding landscape. The lagoon has featured in many films, including James Bond’s Die Another Day, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, and Batman Begins.

Just 2 minutes away from Jökulsárlón, we will find a stunningly beautiful Diamond Beach, where large chunks of glittering blue ice scatter across the black sand beach. The ice is a result of the nearby Breiðamerkurjökull glacier, which is part of the larger Vatnajökull glacier.The beach is also home to a variety of wildlife, including seals, seabirds, and even reindeer.

We will spend our fourth day in the East Fjords of Iceland, relax in hot springs, enjoy the beautiful Icelandic life, and make amazing memories! Here we can also find amazing and rare wildlife, fjords and high mountain ridges.

Icelandic history makes its appearance in the peaceful fishing villages you will pass along the way, as fishing has always been a big part of Icelandic culture.

The largest forest in Iceland. Iceland is located in the North Atlantic Ocean, far from the mainland of Europe and North America. This means that the climate is cold and windy, and the soil is rocky and not very fertile. This makes it difficult for trees to survive and grow in Iceland. Additionally, the cold temperatures mean that the growing season is very short, and the trees cannot get enough sunlight to photosynthesize.

The third largest lake in the country and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland. The lake is believed to be the home of a mythical creature known as the Lagarfljótsormur, or Lagarfljóts Worm. According to legend, the creature is a giant serpent that lives in the depths of the lake. Sightings of the creature have been reported since the 13th century, and it is said to be the cause of mysterious occurrences in the area.

VÖK Baths is a luxury spa and a unique geothermal area located in the east of Iceland. The area is known for its natural hot springs, which are believed to have healing properties. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including geese, ducks, and swans, and is a popular spot for bird-watching. The area is also popular among tourists for its stunning views of the surrounding landscape and its unique geothermal activity.

Lake Mývatn is a beautiful lake located in northern Iceland. It is a popular tourist destination due to its stunning natural beauty and unique geological features. The lake is surrounded by a variety of volcanic formations, lava fields, and other geological features, making it a great spot for sightseeing and photography. The lake is also home to a variety of bird species, making it a great spot for birdwatching. The lake is also known for its abundance of natural hot springs, making it a popular spot for swimming and soaking.

A high temperature geothermal area where the earth boils and gurgles. Námaskarð pass is a mountain pass located in the Highlands of Iceland. It is situated between the glaciers of Hofsjökull and Vatnajökull and is a popular tourist destination due to the orange and red landscapes in the area. The whole land is orange due to the presence of sulfur in the area, which gives the landscape its unique color. During our hike we will see colorful hills, steaming hot springs, bubbling mud pools, and fumaroles.

This a volcanic area located in the north of Iceland. It is a fascinating landscape of lava fields and caves, formed by volcanic eruptions over 2,000 years ago. It is a popular tourist destination and is known for its unique rock formations, including the Hall of the Mountain King, an area of large basalt columns. The area is also home to a wide variety of wildlife, including Arctic foxes, reindeer, and ptarmigans. Dimmuborgir is a great place to explore and take in the unique beauty of the Icelandic landscape.

A breathtaking waterfall located in the north of Iceland. It is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the country and is a popular tourist destination. The name Goðafoss translates to “waterfall of the gods”.

New Years Dinner & Forrest Lagoon bathe at midnight (6500KR)

In the morning after breakfast, we will pack our bags and go straight to a small village called Hauganes, where we will get on a boat and go into the North Atlantic Ocean to see Humpback Whales and more wonderful creatures swimming in the ocean.

If we have time, we will make some extra stops to see the places, so let the guide know if there is a place you would like to stop on the way.

Perlan - Wonders of Iceland Experience

• Combine pre-booked admission tickets to the Perlan Museum’s Wonders of Iceland exhibition with a planetarium show, all thanks to this two-part, time-saving sightseeing package. Choose from a range of admission times throughout the day, make your own way to the Reykjavik museum, and explore immersive highlights like the world's first indoor ice cave. Then, watch a northern lights show in Iceland's only planetarium.

  • Book your tickets in advance to guarantee entry and prevent stress

  • Save time with pre-booked entry to two popular attractions

  • Learn insider stories about Iceland's geology and wildlife

  • Visiting times are available from morning to evening
    

Blue Lagoon

• This option provides pickup from various hotels and designated locations in central Reykjavik and starts 30 minutes before. 

  Comfort Admission Includes: Admission to the Blue Lagoon, Silica Mud Mask at the Mask Bar, Use of towel and 1st drink of choice at the in-water bar. 

  Pickup included

Snorkeling Between Continents in Silfra

• Explore one of Iceland’s unique geological features during this tour. Snorkel between the North American and European tectonic plates at the UNESCO-listed Thingvellir National Park. This area is known as the Silfra Fissure and is home to a number of unique marine species as well as incredible shades of blue. All necessary snorkeling equipment is provided as well as GoPro photos taken during the excursion.

  • Snorkel in the Silfra Fissure at Thingvellir National Park

  • Explore the marine life between the North American and European plates

  • All necessary snorkeling equipment and Thermal dry suit are provided

  • Enjoy GoPro photos of your snorkel experience taken by your guide

Sky Lagoon

Ticket with 7-Step Ritual and Transfers from Reykjavik.                                                              Saman Pass-pickup 30 min prior

Pickup Included: This option provides pickup from various hotels and designated locations in central Reykjavik and starts 30 minutes before. 

Saman Pass: Includes admission to Sky Lagoon, 7-step Skjól Ritual and shared changing facilities with showers. 

Pickup included

If flight allows

If Flight Allows

• Pack warm layers: thermal base layers, a fleece or wool sweater, and a waterproof outer layer are essential. Waterproof boots with good grip are highly recommended, as sidewalks and paths can be icy.

• Bring warm accessories like a hat, gloves, scarf, and wool socks. A swimsuit is also a must for hot springs and geothermal lagoons.

• If you're hoping to see the Northern Lights, check the aurora forecast (Vedur.is), dress warmly, and be ready to travel away from city lights.

• Tap water is safe to drink—bring a refillable water bottle. Groceries and snacks from local supermarkets (like Bonus or Kronan) can help save money between meals.

• Nearly everywhere in Iceland accepts credit or debit cards, so cash is rarely needed. Electrical outlets use the European plug (type C or F), so bring an adapter if needed.

• Weather can be unpredictable—high winds, snow, or road closures are possible. Stay flexible and check safetravel.is and road.is if exploring independently.

• Showering without a swimsuit before entering pools or lagoons is expected and enforced at most facilities.

Here are some useful phrases with simple pronunciation guides that will be helpful when traveling around Iceland (though English is very widely spoken).

• Halló (HAH-lo) - Hello

• Takk (tahk) - Thank you

• Já (yow) - Yes

• Nei (nay) - No

• Vinsamlegast (VEEN-sahm-leh-gahst) - Please

• Hvar er ...? (kvar air ...) - Where is ...?

• Hvað kostar þetta? (kvaht KOH-star thet-ta?) - How much does this cost?

• Fyrirgefðu (FIR-ir-yev-thu) - Excuse me/Sorry

• Ég tala ekki íslensku (yay TAH-lah eh-ki EES-lens-ku) - I don't speak Icelandic

• Gott að kynnast þér (got ahd KIN-nahst thyer) - Nice to meet you