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7N / 8DIceland Ring Road & Northern Lights 7N
- Reykjavik 3N
- South Coast 2N
- Reykjavik 2N
- Stays
- Sightseeing
- Golden Circle, one of Iceland's key attractions
- Blue Lagoon, a geothermal lagoon
- Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon on the South Coast
Iceland Tour Packages
Plan a land-only Iceland trip with our Ring Road and Northern Lights package. Customise the route and get a free itinerary from our planners.
- Our packages7 nights
- Best timeJun to Aug
Handpicked by our Iceland experts
Iceland holiday packages
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At a glance
About Iceland
- Our packages7 nights
- Best timeJun to Aug
Iceland is an island country in the North Atlantic, known for glaciers, black-sand beaches and geothermal lagoons. For Indian travellers it is a different kind of holiday from a city break. Roads are the main way to see the country outside Reykjavík. There are no widely established nonstop flights from India in our research, so most trips connect through a European hub before landing at Keflavík International Airport (KEF).
Our Ring Road and Northern Lights package is planned around Reykjavík, the Golden Circle, the Blue Lagoon and a two-night stay on the South Coast near Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. It runs seven nights and is land-only, so flights are booked separately. Visa assistance is included, and visa fees are not.
Summer, from June to August, is the best overall time for travel, with the widest access to roads and remote areas. The Northern Lights are best seen from September to March, when nights are darker, though sightings cannot be promised. Ask your planner how you will travel between stops before you book.
Why go
Why visit Iceland
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Golden Circle
Golden Circle one of Iceland's key attractions, planned as a day visit from Reykjavík.
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Blue Lagoon
Blue Lagoon a geothermal lagoon listed among the country's key attractions, planned as a day visit.
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Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon
Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon a glacier lagoon on the South Coast, and the main planned visit of the South Coast stay.
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Black-sand beaches
Black-sand beaches a key attraction, visited as the route and conditions allow.
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Glaciers and ice caves
Glaciers and ice caves key attractions, with ice caves best from January to March.
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Northern Lights
Northern Lights viewing in season, generally September to March, with some sources extending it to April.
Where to go
Top places for your Iceland trip
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Black-sand beaches
BeachListed in our overview among key attractions, alongside glaciers and ice caves.
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Blue Lagoon
GeothermalListed in our overview among Iceland's key attractions, alongside the Golden Circle and Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon.
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Glaciers and ice caves
GlacierListed in our overview as key attractions. Our weather notes place January to March as the best time for ice caves.
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Golden Circle
LandmarkListed in our overview among Iceland's key attractions, alongside the Blue Lagoon and Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon.
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Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon
GlacierListed in our overview among key attractions, with glaciers and ice caves.
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Northern Lights
Natural phenomenonViewing in season is listed in our overview. The best window is generally September to March, though some sources extend it to April.
Season guide
Best time to visit Iceland
- JanGood
- FebGood
- MarGood
- AprGood
- MayGood
- JunBest
- JulBest
- AugBest
- SepGood
- OctGood
- NovGood
- DecGood
- Best: Jun to Aug
- Good: fewer crowds, check the weather
Our verdict
June to August brings the mildest temperatures, the longest days and the widest access to roads and remote areas, so it is the best overall choice for sightseeing. September to March suits Northern Lights trips, because nights are darker. April and May are shoulder months with improving daylight. September and October are cooler but quieter, while November and December are the coldest and darkest months. See the full best time to visit Iceland guide.
Day by day
Sample 8-day Iceland itinerary
Based on our Iceland Ring Road & Northern Lights 7N package. Your trip expert can stretch or shorten any day.
- Day1
Arrival at Keflavík and Reykjavík
Land at Keflavík International Airport (KEF) and transfer to Reykjavík. Check in and rest after the journey. Keep the first evening light, with a short walk to get your bearings. Confirm the arrival transfer with your planner, because it depends on your flight times.
- Day2
Golden Circle day
Spend the day on the Golden Circle, one of Iceland's key attractions. Travel by rental car or guided tour, as your planner confirms. Check the weather and road advisories before you set out, and return to Reykjavík for the evening.
- Day3
Blue Lagoon and Reykjavík
Visit the Blue Lagoon, a geothermal lagoon listed among Iceland's key attractions. Confirm entry arrangements with your planner in advance. Use the rest of the day to explore Reykjavík at an easy pace.
- Day4
Drive to the South Coast
Leave Reykjavík for the South Coast, where you stay for two nights. Allow plenty of time for the drive, because road and weather conditions can change quickly. Look out for black-sand beaches along the way, if timing and conditions allow.
- Day5
Jökulsárlón and the South Coast
Visit Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, one of the key attractions in this area. Glaciers and ice caves are part of the day when the season and conditions allow. Follow guide advice and safety notices near glaciers and water.
- Day6
Return to Reykjavík
Drive back to Reykjavík, with stops at the sights your planner confirms. Keep to daylight hours where you can, and check road advisories before you leave.
- Day7
Northern Lights in season
Look for the Northern Lights after dark, if the season and sky allow. Sightings cannot be guaranteed, so keep this evening flexible. Dress in warm layers, since Iceland stays cool year-round.
- Day8
Departure from Keflavík
Transfer to Keflavík International Airport (KEF) for your flight home. Confirm your departure transfer with your planner. Allow time for the drive, as road and weather conditions can change. Flights are booked separately.
Budget guide
How much does a Iceland trip cost?
Iceland is widely regarded as an expensive destination, so the total depends on several choices. Trip length and hotel choice both move the price. Season matters too, since September to November is often cited as cheaper and less crowded than summer. Transport outside Reykjavík, such as a rental car or guided tours, changes the total as well. Flights and visa fees are not included in our packages. Read Iceland trip cost for what drives the total.
FAQs
Iceland tour package FAQs
Quick answers to what travellers ask before booking a Iceland trip. Ask your trip expert anything else.
How many days do I need for Iceland?
Our Ring Road and Northern Lights package is seven nights. It gives time for Reykjavík, the Golden Circle, the Blue Lagoon and a stay on the South Coast. Shorter trips need a tighter plan with fewer sights, and longer trips leave more room to travel slowly. Your planner can adjust the nights to suit you.
Is Iceland expensive for Indian travellers?
Iceland is widely regarded as an expensive destination. Hotels, dining and tours can add up, so compare quotes carefully. September to November is often cited as cheaper and less crowded than summer. Ask for a written quote that lists every inclusion before you pay.
What is the best time to visit Iceland?
June to August is the best overall time, with the mildest temperatures, the longest days and the widest road access. For the Northern Lights, September to March is generally best, when nights are darker. Some sources extend the Northern Lights window to April.
Do your Iceland packages include flights?
No. Our packages are land-only, so flights are booked separately. In our research there are no widely established nonstop flights from India, so most travellers connect through a European hub and land at Keflavík International Airport (KEF). Confirm routes and timings when you book.
Do I need a visa for Iceland?
We have not yet confirmed the entry rules for Indian passport holders, so check the official Icelandic government or immigration website before you book. Our packages include visa assistance. Visa fees are separate, and this page does not give a fee or processing time.
Can I see the Northern Lights on this trip?
The Northern Lights are visible in season, generally from September to March. Sightings depend on the weather and the sky, so they cannot be promised. Keep one or two evenings flexible in your plan so you have a chance to look.
How do I get around Iceland?
A rental car or a guided tour is the most practical way to see the country outside Reykjavík, because public transport is limited. City buses operate in Reykjavík. Your planner can explain the options for your route before you book.
Is Iceland safe for Indian travellers?
Iceland is generally considered safe. Weather and road conditions can change quickly, so follow official weather and road advisories. Take care near oceans, cliffs, glaciers and geothermal areas, where conditions can be dangerous even in good weather.
What language and currency are used in Iceland?
Icelandic is the official language, and English is widely understood and used in tourism and services. The local currency is the Icelandic króna (ISK). Compare exchange rates before you exchange money or pay by card.
How is a package different from planning my own trip?
Our packages bring the hotel nights, the agreed sightseeing and visa assistance into one land-only plan. Flights, visa fees, meals not listed and personal expenses are separate. Planning your own trip gives full control, but you arrange each booking yourself.
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