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Six ways to see Iceland at its most extraordinary, each one private, each planned by a single specialist. Drive the full circle of the island, cross the empty highlands by super-jeep, follow the midnight sun to the Westfjords, hunt the aurora above the glaciers, fly to places with no road, or slip away for three days from Reykjavík. Every itinerary can be shaped around you.

Summer
10 nights
Verify before launch: Best June to August; possible May and September
The Ring Road,
Privately
From US$18,500Summer
A full circle of Iceland with a private driver-guide: waterfalls, ice, fjords, craters and the far north.
Summer only
6 nights
Verify before launch: Only when the highland roads open, typically late June to early September
Highlands
by Super-Jeep
From US$14,900Summer only
Landmannalaugar and the empty interior, by modified super-jeep across rivers no ordinary car can ford.
Summer
7 nights
Verify before launch: Best mid-June to late July for the longest light
Midnight Sun
& Westfjords
From US$16,800Summer
The remote northwest under near-24-hour light: fjords, bird cliffs and a retreat at the end of the road.
Winter
6 nights
Verify before launch: Ice caves typically November to March; aurora from roughly September to April
Aurora
& Ice Caves
From US$15,400Winter
Northern lights over the glaciers and the blue ice caves beneath them, with certified guides only.
All year
5 nights
Verify before launch: All year, weather permitting — flights can be delayed
Fire & Ice
by Helicopter
From US$24,500All year
Volcanoes, glaciers and remote landings, with a helicopter on standby for the island's wildest places.
All year
3 nights
Verify before launch: All year
Iceland
in Three Days
From US$7,900All year
A short luxury escape from Reykjavík: geothermal water, waterfalls, a glacier and a private dinner.

Aurora reflected in still water beneath snowy mountains

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