👑 VIP Travel & Custom Experiences

Luxury. Privacy. Personal attention — wherever you go in Iceland.

At Travel Service Iceland, our VIP services are designed for travelers who expect more than transportation. Whether you are a solo traveler, couple, family, executive, or small private group, we deliver high-end, discreet, and fully personalized travel experiences across Iceland.

From the moment you arrive, every detail is handled with care, professionalism, and respect for your time.

✨ What Our VIP Services Include

• Private luxury vehicles (SUVs, vans, or premium cars)

• Flexible itineraries, tailored entirely to your wishes

• Discreet, professional driver-guides

• Personalized pickup from airport, hotel, private residence, or cruise port

• Custom stops, dining reservations, and exclusive access arrangements

Your comfort, privacy, and security are always our priority.

🌍 Popular VIP Routes & Experiences

• Golden Circle in private comfort

• South Coast with glacier or helicopter add-ons

• Glacier Lagoon & Diamond Beach

• Blue Lagoon or Secret Lagoon spa experiences

• Private tours for cruise ship guests

• Custom multi-day itineraries across Iceland

Special requests are always welcome — if it’s possible, we make it happen.

💎 Why Travel VIP with Us?

Because your time, comfort, and privacy matter.

We are not a taxi service or a standard tour company.
We are a trusted Icelandic partner, delivering premium service with local knowledge, honesty, and attention to detail.

With us, you enjoy:

• Seamless planning

• Calm, private travel

• Reliable, high-quality service

• A journey designed entirely around you

📅 Availability

VIP services are available year-round, by advance arrangement.

👉 Ready to Travel VIP?

Contact us to design your personal Iceland experience — discreet, luxurious, and completely stress-free.

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🌋 Golden Circle – Iceland’s Most Famous Day Tour

Discover the heart of Iceland on a relaxed private day tour, combining dramatic landscapes, powerful geology, and rich history — all at your own pace.

🌍 Golden Circle Highlights

Þingvellir National Park

Walk between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates at Þingvellir, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the birthplace of Iceland’s first parliament, founded in the year 930.

This remarkable location blends geology, history, and culture, showing how Iceland was shaped both naturally and politically.

Geysir Geothermal Area

Visit the famous geothermal valley where Strokkur geyser erupts every few minutes, sending hot water high into the air.

Here, your guide explains how geothermal energy works in Iceland and why the country sits on one of the most active volcanic systems in the world.

Gullfoss Waterfall

Gullfoss, the “Golden Waterfall,” is one of Iceland’s most powerful and iconic waterfalls, plunging dramatically into a rugged canyon.

You’ll hear the story of how Gullfoss was saved from destruction and why it became a symbol of Icelandic environmental pride and resilience.

🍅 Optional Lunch Stop – Tomato Farm Experience

Friðheimar Tomato Farm (optional / time permitting)

Enjoy a unique lunch inside a geothermal greenhouse where tomatoes are grown year-round using Iceland’s natural heat and energy.

Guests dine surrounded by tomato plants, enjoying fresh dishes made directly from the farm’s produce — a perfect blend of local food, sustainability, and innovation.

Popular options include:

• Famous tomato soup (unlimited refills)

• Fresh bread and butter

• Optional drinks and desserts

📌 Note: Lunch cost is not included and is paid directly at the restaurant. Advance notice is recommended for planning and reservations.

🔹 Optional Stops (time & preference permitting)

Kerið Volcanic Crater

Kerið is a striking volcanic crater approximately 3,000 years old, known for its vivid red volcanic rock and turquoise-blue lake.

Guests may walk the crater rim for panoramic views or descend to the lake itself while learning how volcanic collapse shaped this dramatic landscape.

📌 Entrance fee not included; paid on-site.

Secret Lagoon

One of Iceland’s oldest natural hot springs, located in the village of Flúðir. The Secret Lagoon offers an authentic, traditional bathing experience, surrounded by geothermal steam and countryside scenery.

The warm water remains comfortable year-round — ideal for relaxing after sightseeing.

📌 Entrance fee and towels not included; swimwear required.

🧭 Itinerary Overview – Golden Circle Day

Your day begins with pickup in Reykjavík. We travel through Iceland’s countryside, visiting Þingvellir National Park, the Geysir geothermal area, and Gullfoss waterfall, with optional stops based on your interests and pace.

This is a relaxed private tour — no rushing, no crowds, and complete flexibility.

🚙 What’s Included

• Private vehicle and professional local driver-guide

• Flexible itinerary with photo stops

• Fuel, parking, and taxes

• Door-to-door pickup and drop-off in Reykjavík

💰 Tour Pricing – Golden Circle Day

From Reykjavík → Reykjavík (Round Trip)

1–4 Passengers
82,000 ISK / 570 EUR / 660 USD

5–7 Passengers
98,000 ISK / 680 EUR / 780 USD

🕒 Duration: Approx. 6–8 hours
📍 Pickup & Drop-off: Reykjavík

📌 This is a private Golden Circle tour, fully customizable to your pace and interests.

📅 Availability: Daily — advance booking recommended

💎 Why Choose Travel Service Iceland?

This is not a crowded bus tour.
We offer private, relaxed, and personal experiences, led by local professionals who care about your comfort, safety, and time.

We don’t just drive — we care.

💧 Blue Lagoon – Iceland’s Geothermal Wonder

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The Blue Lagoon (Bláa Lónið) was formed in 1976 following the development of the Svartsengi Geothermal Power Plant. What began as a byproduct of geothermal innovation has evolved into one of Iceland’s most famous attractions.

Today, it welcomes over 700,000 visitors annually and consistently ranks among Iceland’s Top 10 must-visit destinations.

🧖‍♀️ What to Expect

Guests enjoy access to warm, mineral-rich waters known for their rejuvenating effects, including the iconic white silica mud mask.

Relax in the soothing geothermal lagoon, enjoy the steam rising from the lava fields, or stand beneath the man-made geothermal waterfall for a natural massage experience.

🚘 Transportation Information

• Approx. 15 minutes from Keflavík International Airport (KEF)

• Approx. 45 minutes from Reykjavík city center

• Your private driver can wait for you during your visit

📌 Important: Our service includes transport only. Blue Lagoon admission is not included.

🎟️ We strongly recommend booking entrance tickets in advance at:

👉 www.bluelagoon.com

 

🏔️ South Coast – Waterfalls, Black Beaches & Glaciers

🌊 South Coast Private Tour – Travel Service Iceland

Experience Iceland’s wild and stunning southern coastline on a full-day private journey through some of the country’s most breathtaking natural wonders — all in the comfort of a private vehicle with a friendly, local guide.

🌊 Tour Highlights – Guided Experience Explained

Seljalandsfoss

Seljalandsfoss is one of Iceland’s most iconic waterfalls, famous for the path that allows you to walk behind the falling water.
As your guide, we explain how this waterfall is fed by meltwater from Eyjafjallajökull glacier, the same volcano that erupted in 2010 and disrupted air travel across Europe.

Standing behind the waterfall offers a rare 360-degree experience of nature — hearing the power of the water while feeling surrounded by mist, wind, and light.
This stop is about movement, perspective, and Iceland’s raw natural force.

Skógafoss

Skógafoss is one of the largest and most powerful waterfalls in Iceland, with a drop of nearly 60 meters. Because of the constant spray, rainbows often appear on sunny days.

Here, we share local legends — including the story of a Viking settler said to have hidden a treasure behind the waterfall. The wide, thundering flow gives a true sense of Iceland’s scale and strength.
This stop is about power, legends, and dramatic beauty.

Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach

Reynisfjara is Iceland’s most famous black sand beach, formed from volcanic lava that cooled and shattered over thousands of years.

We guide you through the striking basalt columns and point out the Reynisdrangar sea stacks, tied to folklore about trolls turned to stone by sunrise.
Ocean safety is also explained here — this beach is known for powerful sneaker waves.

This stop is about volcanoes, folklore, and the untamed Atlantic Ocean.

Vík Village

Vík is the southernmost village in Iceland and an important resting point along the South Coast.

Guests can enjoy local cafés, photograph the iconic church on the hill, and learn how people live in one of Iceland’s most remote yet resilient communities.
This stop is about local life, culture, and resilience.

Sólheimajökull Glacier

Sólheimajökull is an outlet glacier flowing from the larger Mýrdalsjökull ice cap. Here you see ancient ice formations, deep crevasses, and volcanic ash layers frozen in time.

As your guide, we explain how glaciers form, how they move, and how climate change is affecting them year by year.
This stop is about time, climate, and living history frozen in ice.

🌍 Why This Tour Matters

This tour is not just about sightseeing — it’s about understanding Iceland:

• How fire and ice shape the land

• How legends blend with geology

• How people and nature coexist

It’s a full story told through waterfalls, beaches, villages, and glaciers — in one unforgettable day.

🚘 What’s Included

• Comfortable private 4x4 vehicle

• Professional local driver-guide

• Flexible itinerary with photo and rest stops

• Pickup and drop-off from Reykjavík

🧭 Itinerary Overview

Your day begins with pickup in Reykjavík. We drive along Iceland’s dramatic South Coast, stopping at Seljalandsfoss, Skógafoss, Sólheimajökull Glacier, Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach, and Vík.

Each stop is tailored to your pace — no rushing, no crowds, just authentic Icelandic beauty.

📸 A Photographer’s Dream

From waterfalls and glaciers to volcanic beaches and coastal villages, this tour offers incredible photo opportunities at every stop.

💰 Tour Pricing – South Coast Day

Waterfalls · Black Sand Beach · Vík

Option 1: Reykjavík → Reykjavík (Round Trip)

Full South Coast Day Tour

1–4 Passengers:
92,000 ISK / 640 EUR / 740 USD

5–7 Passengers:
122,000 ISK / 850 EUR / 980 USD

🕒 Duration: Approx. 9–10 hours
📍 Pickup & Drop-off: Reykjavík

Option 2: Reykjavík → Vík (One-Way)

Ideal for guests continuing toward the Glacier Lagoon

1–4 Passengers:
82,000 ISK / 570 EUR / 660 USD

5–7 Passengers:
98,000 ISK / 680 EUR / 780 USD

🕒 Duration: Approx. 7–8 hours
📍 Pickup: Reykjavík
📍 Drop-off: Vík or nearby South Coast accommodation

📌 Important Routing Note

Both options follow the same South Coast route.
The difference is the end point — returning to Reykjavík or ending in Vík.

Ending in Vík allows a smooth continuation to the Glacier Lagoon the following day.

⭐ Optional Continuation

Planning to continue to the Glacier Lagoon?
This tour pairs perfectly with our Glacier Lagoon Day as a 2-day private journey.
Ask us about custom multi-day pricing.

❄️ Glacier Lagoon Day – Guided Experience Explained

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❄️Glacier Lagoon Day – Guided Experience Explained

Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon

Jökulsárlón is Iceland’s most famous glacier lagoon, formed where the Breiðamerkurjökull glacier slowly melts into a deep, natural lake. Massive icebergs break away from the glacier and drift quietly toward the ocean — some glowing white, others streaked with black volcanic ash, preserving a record of Iceland’s volcanic past frozen inside the ice.

As your guide, we explain how these icebergs can be over 1,000 years old, shaped by pressure, time, and movement. You’ll also learn how the lagoon continues to expand every year, making this one of the clearest and most powerful visual examples of climate change in Iceland.

This stop is peaceful, emotional, and unforgettable — a place where time feels suspended.

Diamond Beach

Just across the road from the lagoon lies Diamond Beach, where pieces of glacier ice are carried out to sea and then washed back onto the black volcanic sand. The contrast between the crystal-clear ice and the dark sand creates a scene that looks like scattered diamonds.

Here, we talk about the journey of the ice — from glacier, to lagoon, to ocean — and how nature continuously reshapes the landscape. Every visit is different, as the ice formations change daily.

This stop is about contrast, movement, and the natural cycle of ice and ocean.

Fjallsárlón (optional / time permitting)

Fjallsárlón is a smaller, quieter glacier lagoon tucked beneath dramatic mountain ridges. Many guests appreciate this stop for its raw and less crowded atmosphere, offering a more intimate connection with the glacier itself.

From here, you can clearly see the glacier face, deep crevasses, and the slow but constant movement of ice.

This stop is about silence, scale, and raw natural beauty.

Vík (on the route / rest stop)

Vík serves as a natural break point on this long journey. Whether starting or ending the day here, we use this stop to rest, enjoy the scenery, and reflect on the contrast between human settlement and extreme nature.

It’s also where many guests begin to truly understand how vast Iceland is — distances feel different here, and nature sets the pace.

🧊 Optional Add-On: Ice Cave Experience (Seasonal)

For guests seeking a once-in-a-lifetime experience, we can add an Ice Cave tour near the Glacier Lagoon area.

Ice caves are natural tunnels and chambers formed inside the glacier as meltwater and freezing temperatures shape the ice from within. Inside, the light often transforms the ice into intense shades of deep blue and crystal white, with textures resembling glass, waves, and frozen marble.

As your guide, we explain:

• How ice caves form and why they change every season

• Why the blue color appears (compressed ice with fewer air bubbles)

• Why safety is essential — ice caves are visited only when conditions are stable and always with professional glacier teams

Important: Ice caves are seasonal and weather-dependent. Some seasons offer the famous “blue cave,” while others may feature crystal-white caves or limited access. Nature decides — and that’s part of the magic.

🧭 Itinerary Overview – Glacier Lagoon Day

Your day begins with pickup in Vík (or Reykjavík, depending on your tour option). We travel east along Iceland’s dramatic southern coastline, passing lava fields, glacial rivers, and wide open landscapes.

Our main focus is the Glacier Lagoon area, where we spend unrushed time at Jökulsárlón and Diamond Beach, with optional scenic stops along the way.

This is a long but deeply rewarding day, designed for travelers who want to experience Iceland at its most powerful and reflective.

🚙 What’s Included

• Private vehicle and professional local guide

• Flexible pace with photo stops

• Personalized storytelling and local insight

• Pickup and drop-off in Vík or Reykjavík

🌍 Why This Day Is Different

This is not just another sightseeing tour.

The Glacier Lagoon Day is about:

• Time — ice shaped over centuries

• Change — landscapes evolving before your eyes

• Perspective — understanding nature’s scale compared to ourselves

Many guests describe this day as the most emotional and memorable part of their Iceland journey.

💰 Tour Pricing– South Coast Day 2

Option 1: From Vík (South Coast Base)

(Shorter drive – ideal for guests staying on the South Coast)

1–4 Passengers:
92,000 ISK / 640 EUR / 740 USD

5–7 Passengers:
122,000 ISK / 850 EUR / 980 USD

🕒 Duration: Approx. 8 hours
📍 Pickup & Drop-off: Vík (or nearby South Coast area)

Option 2: From Reykjavík (Round Trip)

(Long-distance drive – full-day private tour)

1–4 Passengers:
184,000 ISK / 1,280 EUR / 1,480 USD

5–7 Passengers:
244,000 ISK / 1,700 EUR / 1,960 USD

🕒 Duration: Approx. 12–14 hours
📍 Pickup & Drop-off: Reykjavík

📌 Important Pricing Note

The price varies based on starting location and total driving distance.
The Glacier Lagoon is far from Reykjavík, making this a significantly longer driving day compared to starting from Vík.

For guests staying along the South Coast, starting from Vík is the most efficient and cost-effective option.

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📅 Availability

Daily — advance booking recommended, especially during peak season.

Optional (strong upsell line – I recommend keeping this)

Planning to do both South Coast and Glacier Lagoon?
Ask us about a 2-day private tour package with custom pricing.

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