Experience Iceland IN 2027
Iceland is a land of powerful waterfalls, black lava beaches, geothermal baths and ever-changing landscapes. In a single trip, you can stand at the edge of a glacier, watch whales break the surface of the ocean, hike through volcanic landscapes and end the day at a restaurant in Reykjavík.
You can travel comfortably and safely throughout the year. Visit Iceland in summer to experience the midnight sun and bright nights. In just one day, you can discover black beaches, glaciers, hidden waterfalls and hot springs – all within easy reach.
There are many exciting experiences to discover in 2027. Below, we introduce some of our favourites – from geothermal baths and culinary experiences to dramatic coastal routes, glacial lagoons and beautiful communities in North Iceland.
2027 is an especially exciting year to visit Iceland!
Latest Travel information
Last updated: 17 September 2026
The following currently applies:
- All our trips and booked activities are operating as planned.
- Flights to and from Iceland are operating as usual.
We are monitoring developments closely and keeping up to date with both air travel and local conditions. If anything occurs that affects your trip, we will contact you with the latest information.
Popular activities and experiences IN 2027
In Iceland, remarkable encounters with nature are never far away. You can bathe in geothermally heated water, head out to sea in search of whales or discover the country through its food and stories. If you are looking for more adventure, there are also experiences waiting both above and below the water’s surface.
This year’s new experiences include:
- whale watching in RIB boats, A
- TV tours,
- Ice caving and glacier hiking in Skaftafell, and
- Northern Lights hunting in small groups.
Take a dip in new spas like Vök Baths and GeoSea. Of course, the old favourites are still available – ride an Icelandic horse, go snowmobiling, or explore Iceland's landscapes with caving and glacier tours.
Spa and relaxation
Iceland is a unique spa destination thanks to its natural geothermal springs. From the iconic Blue Lagoon to the Sky Lagoon with its infinity pool, Iceland offers incredible bathing experiences. Soak in the floating pools of Vök Baths, the seawater pools at GeoSea, or the historic Secret Lagoon. In 2026, "The River Baths Laugarás" will also open along the Golden Circle. Add geothermal baths to your itinerary – a perfect way to immerse yourself in Iceland's culture and nature at the same time. Our travel experts are happy to help include these experiences in your journey.
