Geothermal phenomena
The living earth in constant activity
- Natural hot spring bathing
- Geyser eruption viewing
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Voyage in Iceland
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Five unique experiences that reveal the essence of Iceland
Glaciers and icebergs
Millennia-old ice sculptures in motion
- Guided glacier hike with crampons
- Navigating among floating icebergs
Northern lights
Celestial ballet in polar darkness
- Hunt for the Northern Lights with a specialized guide
- Observation from remote accommodations
Arctic marine wildlife
Wildlife thriving in cold waters
- Whale watching from Húsavík
- Puffin Colonies at Látrabjarg Cliffs
Volcanic landscapes
Land in formation with turbulent relief
- Trek in the colorful craters of Landmannalaugar
- Exploration of underground lava tunnels
Trip ideas in Iceland
Des itinéraires sur mesure créés par notre agence locale en Iceland, adaptés à chaque profil de voyageur.
10 daysMidnight Sun, Whales, Volcanism: The Authenticity of the North in Summer
In the heart of Eyjafjörður fjord, between active volcanoes, midnight sun and humpback whales.
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9 daysNorth Iceland: whales, volcanoes and wild fjords
Northern Islande reveals its Arctic fjords, its steaming geothermal waters and its auroras dancing on volcanic snow.
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12 daysAdventure in 4x4 in the Heart of the Highlands
Cross the Icelandic highlands on trails closed nine months a year
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Why visit Iceland?
An island of fire and ice at the edge of Europe
Iceland reveals striking contrasts between eternal glaciers and active volcanoes, steaming hot springs and vast expanses of arctic moss. This island located at the gateway to the polar circle offers raw landscapes where the earth still seems to be forming. Geysers project their columns of boiling water toward the sky, while waterfalls cascade down cliffs of black basalt in a deafening roar.
Designing a tailor-made trip to Iceland means adapting each itinerary to the seasons and unpredictable natural phenomena. An English-speaking local agent accompanies this discovery in real time, adjusting routes according to weather conditions and opportunities to observe the northern lights.
What to absolutely see in Iceland?
The Golden Circle reveals the country's three emblematic sites: the geysers of Geysir and Strokkur, the golden-hued Gullfoss waterfall, and Þingvellir National Park where the European and American tectonic plates meet. The south coast unfolds its black volcanic sand beaches of Reynisfjara, the glacial lagoon of Jökulsárlón where blue icebergs drift, and the powerful Skógafoss waterfall. The western fjords retain a wild atmosphere with the cliffs of Látrabjarg, a refuge for millions of seabirds.
What type of trip should you choose?
A stay of 10 to 14 days allows you to travel the circular route and explore the Highlands in summer, or focus on the south and northern lights in winter. Active travelers favor glacier trekking and hiking in the Highlands, while wellness enthusiasts appreciate natural hot springs and geothermal spas. Average budget of 3,000 € per person for a tailor-made trip including charming accommodations and specialized guides.
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Votre agence locale in Iceland
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Notre agence locale Islande vit la Iceland au quotidien. Une équipe francophone in Iceland, qui imagine chaque voyage sur mesure depuis le terrain — au plus près de votre rythme et de vos envies. Vous échangez directement avec les personnes qui construisent votre itinéraire et qui seront là à votre arrivée.
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L’Islande invite naturellement à ralentir. Quand on accepte son rythme, ses silences et ses espaces, le voyage devient une véritable expérience intérieure.
— Jean-Marc
Ils ont voyagé en Iceland
Authentic travel stories from travelers who trusted our local agency.
« Une impression de toit du monde, de lumière éclatante, des paysages somptueux dont on ne se lasse pas malgré la fatigue d’un voyage en Islande plutôt exigeant. »
Maël
Islande
« J’ai apprécié particulièrement que Voyage Islande ait très vite compris l’esprit du voyage que j’ai voulu faire. Très bonne réactivité à toutes les demandes! Echanges sympathiques, Bref j’ai fait un excellent voyage, aussi grâce a Voyage Islande!! »
Lucien
Islande
Pourquoi voyager in Iceland avec Nomadays
Un réseau d'agences locales unies par une même exigence — créer des voyages authentiques, sur-mesure et responsables.
Local expertise
You are accompanied by a local team that knows the terrain, the seasons, the itineraries and the local partners.
A trip tailored to your wishes
Private tailor-made journey or small group departure: we guide you towards the formula best suited to your budget, your pace and your way of traveling.
An on-site presence during your stay
Before and during your trip, our local team remains available to support you, answer your questions and adapt the itinerary if needed.
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You benefit from secure payment, a clear contract and protection under French law, including a guarantee of deposited funds.
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Frequently asked questions
The questions our travelers ask before departure.
At what altitude does Iceland's highest mountain rise?
Iceland's highest mountain is Hvannadalshnúkur peak, which reaches 2,109 meters above sea level. It is located on the Vatnajökull glacier in the southeast of the country.
Read the full answerDo I need a visa to travel to Iceland?
No visa is required for French citizens wishing to visit Iceland for a tourist stay of less than 3 months. A valid ID card or passport is sufficient.
Read the full answerHow many inhabitants are there in Iceland?
Iceland has approximately 364,260 inhabitants, making it the country with the lowest population density in Europe.
Read the full answerHow do you say hello and thank you in Icelandic?
In Icelandic, hello is "Góðan daginn" (pronounced go-than da-guinn) and thank you is "Takk fyrir" (pronounced tak fi-rir). These basic expressions will help you interact with Icelanders during your trip.
Read the full answerHow to get around in Iceland?
In Iceland, the main options are car rental (maximum freedom), summer buses (serving points of interest), flights for long distances (recommended in winter), and ferries to approach glaciers and cross towards the polar circle.
Read the full answerHow to use your phone and internet in Iceland?
In Iceland, you can use your French mobile phone without extra charges thanks to European regulations. The country code is +354. Wi-Fi is available in most tourist establishments, but some remote areas have no mobile network.
Read the full answerWhen should I travel to Iceland?
The best time to visit Iceland is June to September, with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 20°C and all facilities open. Winter offers the advantage of viewing the Northern Lights but remains more challenging.
Read the full answerWhat should you pack for Iceland?
For Iceland, pack warm clothing even in summer: windproof raincoat, fleece jackets, merino wool technical wear, waterproof hiking boots, hat, gloves, scarf. Add a swimsuit for hot springs, camera, and binoculars.
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