From £1,788 per person (excluding flights)
This is based on 3 nights accommodation at Hotel Ranga with breakfast, car hire (Kia Sportage or similar), superjeep adventure, and entrance to the Blue Lagoon.
This roughly converts to 2,128 EUR | 2,307 USD
Departure Days: This trip departs daily from September to April.
Upon arrival into Keflavik Airport you will pick your car hire - a suitable 4x4 to tackle any of the weather conditions that Iceland might throw at you when you arrive.
You will make your way across to Hotel Ranga, which is roughly a 2 hour drive, and depending on what time you arrive you might have time to stop at some of the sights along the way. Once at Hotel Ranga you can check into your Deluxe Room and spend the rest of the evening relaxing, and looking out for the Northern Lights.It is worth noting that if you have a flight that arrives after 3pm we will suggest having a night in Reykjavik to avoid having to drive in the dark if you are travelling in the height of winter.
Hotel Ranga is a luxury hotel located in southern Iceland, close to the attractions of the Golden Circle and the south coast. The hotel is built in log-cabin style and offers a range of cosy rooms, 51 in total including the renowned continental suites, decorated and themed after the continents, and a master royal suite. The hotel also features an acclaimed riverside restaurant for fine dining, a lounge and bar, a games room, massage facilities and three outdoor hot tubs heated with geothermal water where there is an excellent chance to view the Northern Lights from September through to April. The hotel also has an observatory for stargazing. The restaurant at Hotel Ranga overlooks one of Iceland’s finest salmon rivers the East-Ranga River and aims to use local and seasonal ingredients of the highest quality and freshness.
Today, you’ll swap the car for an adventure-packed Superjeep tour from Hotel Ranga. Your group will head into Þórsmörk, the Valley of the Thunder God Thor, nestled between the mighty ice caps of Mýrdalsjökull, Tindfjallajökull, and Eyjafjallajökull.
Keep an eye out for Arctic foxes, Iceland’s elusive native mammals. Highlights include a visit to Gígjökull, where you’ll witness the dramatic aftermath of the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruption. In the evening, relax at Hotel Ranga and watch for the Northern Lights—don’t forget to activate the alert!
Hotel Ranga is a luxury hotel located in southern Iceland, close to the attractions of the Golden Circle and the south coast. The hotel is built in log-cabin style and offers a range of cosy rooms, 51 in total including the renowned continental suites, decorated and themed after the continents, and a master royal suite. The hotel also features an acclaimed riverside restaurant for fine dining, a lounge and bar, a games room, massage facilities and three outdoor hot tubs heated with geothermal water where there is an excellent chance to view the Northern Lights from September through to April. The hotel also has an observatory for stargazing. The restaurant at Hotel Ranga overlooks one of Iceland’s finest salmon rivers the East-Ranga River and aims to use local and seasonal ingredients of the highest quality and freshness.
Grab your camera for today’s adventure, as you journey towards Vík’s black sand beaches. Along the way, capture the stunning beauty of Seljalandsfoss, where you can snap a shot from behind the waterfall, and Skógafoss, with its dramatic mist. Pause at Dyrhólaey for breathtaking coastal views and unique photo opportunities. The ever-changing Icelandic landscapes offer countless moments worth photographing, so keep your camera ready as you explore before returning to Hotel Ranga.
Hotel Ranga is a luxury hotel located in southern Iceland, close to the attractions of the Golden Circle and the south coast. The hotel is built in log-cabin style and offers a range of cosy rooms, 51 in total including the renowned continental suites, decorated and themed after the continents, and a master royal suite. The hotel also features an acclaimed riverside restaurant for fine dining, a lounge and bar, a games room, massage facilities and three outdoor hot tubs heated with geothermal water where there is an excellent chance to view the Northern Lights from September through to April. The hotel also has an observatory for stargazing. The restaurant at Hotel Ranga overlooks one of Iceland’s finest salmon rivers the East-Ranga River and aims to use local and seasonal ingredients of the highest quality and freshness.
On your final day, start with an early breakfast before embarking on the Golden Circle route—a must-see in Iceland. Experience the breathtaking views of Gullfoss Waterfall, try and capture the eruptions of Strokkur on camera, and explore the other remarkable sights in this famous region.
Depending on your schedule (ideally, your return flight should be in the late afternoon or evening), you can take a relaxing dip in the Blue Lagoon before heading to the airport.
If you’re keen to explore more of Iceland, there are plenty of opportunities to extend your stay and delve deeper into the country’s wonders. Contact the team to discuss options for extending your adventure.
Hotel Ranga is a luxury hotel located in southern Iceland, close to the attractions of the Golden Circle and the south coast. The hotel is built in log-cabin style and offers a range of cosy rooms, 51 in total including the renowned continental suites, decorated and themed after the continents, and a master royal suite. The hotel also features an acclaimed riverside restaurant for fine dining, a lounge and bar, a games room, massage facilities and three outdoor hot tubs heated with geothermal water where there is an excellent chance to view the Northern Lights from September through to April. The hotel also has an observatory for stargazing. The restaurant at Hotel Ranga overlooks one of Iceland’s finest salmon rivers the East-Ranga River and aims to use local and seasonal ingredients of the highest quality and freshness.
