ICELAND

Eruptive beauty

Custom travel to Iceland

The best way to custom travel to Iceland, in private.

A land of light and dark—where ice fights fire—emerges at just below the Arctic Circle. Iceland is not so much a destination as it is a nature lab that molds an impeccable landscape boiling over with adventure and mystery. Steaming volcanoes, glaciers, waterfalls and shrieking geysers. Iceland shakes you up, granting long summer days and longer, dark winters. But always wrapped in the aurora borealis, one of the most beautiful natural phenomena humans know.

NUBA EXPERIENCES

Islandia. Navegar entre icebergs

Dodge icebergs as you navigate the huge, compacted Vatnajökull glacier.

Islandia. Agua caliente de Geyser

Take in Iceland’s impetuous hot-water geysers, known as strokkurs.

Islandia. Paseo a caballo islandés

Take a sweet Icelandic horseback ride mounted on a tolt, the nation’s notably tame equines.

Islandia. Trekking sobre hielo

Trek over the ice and glaciers in snowmobiles or quad path on the gorgeous south coast.

Islandia. La Península de los Trolls

Make your way to Trolls Peninsula to ice-ski (winter) and surf or kayak (summer).

Islandia. Las cuevas de hielo azul

Spelunk thousand-year-old ice caves or scuba-dive the Silfra Fault that progressively broke America off Europe.

Islandia. Descender al centro de la tierra

Journey to the center of the earth via the crater at Thrihnukagigur volcano.

Islandia. Contemplar ballenas

Commune with whales and waterbirds in their marvelous habitats.

DESIGN YOUR JOURNEY WITH NUBA

Recommended travel time: Spring and summer

Iceland’s climate is oceanic, cold with frequent precipitation at the coast and snowfall in the interior. The south coast, influenced by the Gulf Stream, enjoys a more relatively temperate climate that the rest of the island.

The best season for visiting Iceland is from May to August, months with nicer temperatures as well as weeks of up to 20 hours of sun daily.

Seasonal experiences

Whale-watch from May to September at Skjálfandi Bay, home to Husavik. Twenty-three classes of whales live in Iceland’s frigid waters. Private tours take you there in search of close encounters with minke and humpback whales, dolphins, porpoises and various seabird types. It’s also a great moment for you to appreciate the magnificent landscapes found in the north of Iceland.

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