We start our journey in Circle Air´s base at the domestic airport, next to the Icelandic Aviation Museum. After a short briefing in our lounge we start our tour by flying over the...

We take off from the picturesque town of Akureyri and head out to the fjord of Eyjafjordur, Iceland´s longest fjord. Our route takes us over Akureyri with a view of the fjord and head into the valleys and mountains surrounding Akureyri. The valley of Öxnadalur is the seat of Hraun, the old family seat of one of Iceland´s most renowned poets, Jónas Hallgrímsson. The valley of Vatnsdalur above the house has the beautiful Hraunsvatn at its middle. The lake is rich with natural trout and surrounded with majestic mountains, with the Hraundrangi pivot-like peak the most majestic of those, long believed to hold a treasure chest filled with gold at its zenith, but found to be a false claim when it was ascended by two Icelanders and an American in 1956. We land at the bottom of the valley for that perfect picture moment and a sip of sparkling wine before taking off again for a flight back to Akureyri you will get a nice view over the ski area and the beautiful town of Akureyri.

Starting from Reykjavik airport we head towards the mountains and fly over Hvalfjord or Whale Bay. In the bottom of that fjord sits Iceland´s tallest waterfall, Glymur. Don´t for...

 Impassable means nothing to us !   The roads are narrow, uneven and some not even visible. But that´s OK because we are flying to some of Iceland´shard-to-reach places via hel...

Departures from Akureyri Base   (contact sales team for a possible departure from Rvk)  Popular GOT sights ! This tour offers a full day, action packed with unbelievable sights o...

Wait, what ?   Yes, this tour is called The Volcano for a reason.  Did you know that on the outskirts of Reykjavik, numerous active volcanoes lie hidden in the vast lava field an...

In this tour we offer our guests to choose from 2 different departure points for their added comfort. Departure from Reykjavik Base:  This full day expedition of Iceland’s Sout...