Iceland

Europe · Iceland

Iceland

Northern lights from a lodge in the countryside, glaciers by super jeep and Reykjavík's tables.

Our notes

Iceland is a landscape trip: waterfalls, black beaches, glacier lagoons and the volcanic south coast, with a handful of lodges and design hotels now good enough to make the base as memorable as the day. Winter is for the northern lights and ice caves, summer for the highlands and the midnight sun, and the shoulder months for both with fewer people. We arrange a private guide and super jeep, the geothermal lagoons at times when they are quiet, and the restaurants in Reykjavík that have made the city a food destination.

Stay

Hotels and resorts in Iceland

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The Retreat at Blue Lagoon
Hotel

Grindavik, Iceland

The Retreat at Blue Lagoon

A 60-suite hotel built into the lava field at Grindavík, with its own private lagoon and a Michelin-starred restaurant on site.

Price on request

The Reykjavik EDITION
Hotel

Reykjavik, Iceland

The Reykjavik EDITION

A 253-room hotel by Reykjavik's Old Harbour, with a ground-floor seafood restaurant, a seventh-floor bar and interiors by Ian Schrager.

Price on request