Iceland tours continue unaffected. Read about the latest eruption
Iceland tours continue unaffected. Read about the latest eruption
Get your camera ready and mark your calendar—12 August 2026 is the day of the total solar eclipse in Iceland! After more than 70 years, Iceland will finally be in the path of totality, with the stunning Snæfellsnes Peninsula as one of the best viewing spots. Enjoy the convenience of transfers to and from the capital, and spend the day with an expert guide who will make every moment count under the moon's shadow.
Let’s head to the stunning Snæfellsnes Peninsula, one of the absolute best regions for this total solar eclipse. With its mountains, coastlines, and open fields, this area provides the perfect backdrop for capturing once-in-a-lifetime memories. The eclipse may only last about 2 minutes, but this tour will ensure you make the most of every second. We’ve got the logistics covered, so all you need to do is soak up the sights and enjoy the moment.
The wait is over—Icelanders and visitors alike will finally experience the magic of a total solar eclipse on 12 August 2026. This rare event happens when the Sun and Moon line up just right, casting a shadow on Earth. It starts with a partial eclipse as the Moon begins to block the Sun, creating an eerie twilight. Then comes the big moment: totality. The Moon fully covers the Sun, revealing its corona. It’s a magical moment that will only last a couple of minutes at best.
The adventure begins with a pick-up from a dedicated location in Reykjavik, followed by a 3-hour drive to Snæfellsnes. We’ll skip unnecessary stops to avoid traffic, keeping our focus on reaching the best viewing spot.
Our expert guides will consider the weather and the eclipse path to find the ideal viewing spot. As we drive through the peninsula, the scenery will shift from lava fields to volcanoes and glaciers rising in the distance - perfect for photos and building anticipation. Once we arrive, you’ll have time to set up your cameras, relax, and connect with fellow travelers.
As the Moon blocks the Sun, the day will briefly turn to night—an experience that’s surreal and unforgettable. Snap your photos, share some excitement, and take in the incredible view surrounded by Iceland’s raw beauty. After the eclipse, we’ll toast to the moment with drinks and stories before heading back to Reykjavik, arriving in the evening.
This is one adventure you won’t want to miss!
