Accessible Tours

Description
Iceland has more options and resources for travellers with disabilities than ever before. You can become familiar with the famous sights of the capital, with great options for adventure and relaxation, with your guide on a private tour of Reykjavik. If you are interested in spending a few days on a tour in Iceland at a leisurely pace, this is the perfect accessible travel package for you.

This Package Includes:

• 4 nights in an accessible room (with a choice of quality, which will affect the overall price) with breakfast in a central, wheelchair friendly hotel
• Private transfers to and from the airport

Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival, Reykjavik

• Once you arrive at Keflavik International Airport, you will be welcomed by the private chauffeur who will transfer you to your accommodation in the centre of Reykjavik. You can use your free afternoon to explore the city or visit one of the museums of Reykjavik. After you get a first impression of the capital, you will spend the night in your accommodation for the next days, a disability friendly hotel with spacious, accessible room, and bathroom with a wheel-in shower.
• In the city, you can enjoy a variety of cultural sites, such as Hallgímskirkja church, National Museum, Laugavegur shopping street, Harpa concert and conference centre, and the Old Harbour of Reykjavík.

Day 2: Guided Golden Circle Tour

• In the morning your private guide picks you up from your hotel and you start your day by driving to Þingvellir National park. The park is an excellent example of the uniqueness of Icelandic nature, which is why it was included in UNESCO´s World Heritage list in 2004 and has a lot to offer to its visitors. The paths in Þingvellir are mostly level and most is easily reachable by wheelchair. Next, you will head south to see Geysir Spouting Spring. You will have the chance to see Strokkur, one the most famous geysers of Iceland. It erupts every 4 - 8 minutes at approximately 5 - 20 m high, sometimes even up to 40 m! Last stop of your Golden Circle tour is Gullfoss (the Golden Waterfall), which is undoubtedly the country’s most famous waterfall. On the way back to Reykjavík you visit Kerið, an old volcano caldera filled with a lake.

Day 3: Free Day in Reykjavik

• Reykjavik is an exciting city with a rich cultural life. You should not miss the chance to visit some of the city´s landmarks, museums, and exhibitions. You can take a guided tour in Harpa, the modern concert hall that opened in 2010, to learn all about the glass facade designed by Olafur Eliasson, discover the ideas behind the stunning architecture, and explore the building’s various halls. In the afternoon you can join an optional whale watching tour, where you have the chance to see minke whales and dolphins.

Day 4: Guided Reykjanes and Blue Lagoon Tour

• The first stop for the day will be Seltún, at Krýsuvík, the geothermal area where boiling mud pools and colourful mountains can be found. Your next stop for today will be the unique Blue Lagoon. Being perfectly accessible to everyone, the Blue Lagoon contains special changing rooms, a pool access lift and special wheelchairs for the lagoon itself. The deepest part of Blue Lagoon is around 1.60m/5.2ft but most parts of the lagoon are far shallower. In the late afternoon, your guide drives you back to the capital where you can enjoy dinner in one of the many restaurants in the centre, and enjoy your last night in Iceland.

Day 5: Departure

• You will be picked up from your hotel by a private chauffeur for your flight home from Reykjavik.

Adapted Transfers
Airport transfers are Included in your tour.





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