• Reykjanes Peninsula - The Reykjanes Peninsula, situated just 30 km (19 miles) from Reykjavík, is among Iceland’s most geologically active areas. Since 2021, it has experienced several eruptions, offering visitors a unique opportunity to observe newly formed lava fields and landscapes shaped by continuous tectonic activity. With helicopter tours accommodating only 5–6 passengers, the experience is both intimate and immersive, providing sweeping views and close-up encounters with this dynamic terrain.

Although eruptions are natural and may not always be occurring, the region’s seismic history—over 50,000 earthquakes in recent years—ensures that every visit is an exciting exploration of Iceland’s ever-evolving Earth.

• Reykjavik - Reykjavík, the capital of Iceland, presents stunning aerial views where the vibrant cityscape meets the icy blues of Faxaflói Bay. From above, one can admire the city’s charming rooftops, expansive coastline, and the striking contrast between urban life and pristine Arctic nature. This breathtaking perspective captures the distinctive beauty of Iceland’s northernmost capital.

• Helicopter Tour of New Volcanic Area in Iceland
• Surcharges on fuel

• Food & Drinks
• Gratuities
• Hotel pick-up and drop off

Embark on an exhilarating helicopter tour to explore Iceland’s latest volcanic eruption site over the Reykjanes Peninsula. Witness the striking lava fields and crater formations that narrate the tale of recent volcanic activity. While the volcano is presently inactive, the breathtaking aerial views of the altered landscape promise an unforgettable adventure. Flights are subject to weather conditions and require at least four passengers. If conditions are unfavorable, a reschedule or full refund will be provided. Experience Iceland’s untamed natural beauty from above—reserve your seat now!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.