Boat & Lagoon Tours

Sail among icebergs, islands and sea cliffs.

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See Iceland from the water

From gliding among icebergs on a glacier lagoon to cruising fjords full of birds, boat tours open up sides of Iceland you cannot reach by road.

Sail Jokulsarlon between drifting bergs, explore the islands of Breidafjordur, or take to the water in the Westfjords.

Good to know

Most boat tours run from spring to autumn, with the glacier lagoon and island cruises busiest in summer. Amphibious and zodiac boats get you close to the ice and the cliffs.

Best season: May to October
Where to do it: Jokulsarlon · Husavik · Stykkisholmur · Isafjordur
Good for: Families, photographers, wildlife lovers
Booking: Local operators through Bókun
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Boat & Lagoon Tours

What to expect

Out on the water

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Glacier lagoon

Cruise Jokulsarlon among glittering icebergs and curious seals.

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Island hopping

Sail the bird rich islands and skerries of Breidafjordur.

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Sea angling and cliffs

Fjord trips add fishing, sea cliffs and seabird colonies.

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Good to know

Quick answers for planning.

Can I take a boat among the icebergs?

Yes, amphibious and zodiac boats sail on Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon from spring to autumn, weaving between the ice.

Where are the best boat tours?

Jokulsarlon for icebergs, Breidafjordur from Stykkisholmur for islands, and the fjords of the north and Westfjords for birds and scenery.

When do boat tours run?

Mostly from May to October, with the widest choice in the summer months.

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