Best tours in Iceland

[Clive005]

Hi all myself my wife and 12 year old Son will be heading for Iceland in mid September, we are staying in Reykjavik for 6 nights
Can anyone recommend some must see sights or Tours to go on, and should I be booking Tours now or will it be ok when we are there to book

Thanks
Clive

 

[get me outta here]

If it’s open, go down along to the black sand beach. That’s an overnight tour. I”d be booking when there so you can see what’s available and the weather to ensure roads are open. Mid September is not the highest season. There are a number of us AFFers who have been recently.

Information about Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach Reynisfjara Black
Sand Beach | Guide to Iceland

The Golden circle tour can be done in one day Iceland's Golden Circle | Ultimate Guide and Top 9 Detours

 

[Denali]

If you go to the Black Beach, go a bit further to Glacier Bay to see the ice/icebergs. You can do a boat trip through the ice if you want.

Visit some of the local pools, they're kids friendly and most have family rooms to wash/change.

Silfra for snorkelling or scuba or go horse riding, if that's your thing.

Iceland Street Food for a hearty meal, all you can eat meat and veggies in a bread bowl. No regrets.

Free bus shuttle from Harpa to Perlan will save you some $.

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[tgh]

Iceland is a booming tourist country and there is a tour for everyone to most places.
Expect well organised and expensive tourist management procedures, it's a busy place.
Other than the crowded and well oiled coastal sights ; other interesting places off the coast tend to be undeveloped and difficult to access
I bounced my way down some wild inland F roads, way out in the boonies and miles from anywhere.
For 6 nights I would move along, rather than staying in Reykjavik which is really a busy little city with a pretty enough "old town".
Akureyri was , imo , a much prettier and more interesting place than Reyjkavic.
Unfortunately we had very limited time there but we would cheerfully return ; can't say the same for Reyjkavik and environs

 

[Denali]

Braud and Co wins the cinnamon scroll contest against Sandholt.

 

[Clive005]

Thanks all, any particular tour company that you can recomend
Ta
Clive

 

[tgh]

I am an independent traveller and seldom use tours, trip advisor is a useful resource.