GOLDEN CIRCLE

A guided bus ride will take you to explore the countryside and the famous Golden Circle. Here you will see the Strokkur Geysir and The Great Geysir, walk up to the Gullfoss waterfall with a 32-meter drop and visit Þingvellir National Park. The national park is a UNESCO World Heritage site and the place where the first Viking parliament was held in 930. Þingvellir also happens to be situated in the fissure zone of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where Iceland is growing.

IMPORTANT:

- Activities included in the base fare are not subject to any partial/activity refund

SECRET LAGOON

Secret Lagoon natural hot springs are located in the small village called Fludir within the Golden Circle area. The area is preserved in its unique and natural look which allows you to enjoy the true Icelandic experience. The spring water keeps the temperature around 38 Celsius which rises steam creating magical surroundings. A little Geysir erupting every 5 minutes is for your entertainment.

IMPORTANT:

- Activities included in the base fare are not subject to any partial/activity refund

SOUTH COAST

The guided bus trip will take you on a trip along the south coast with Kerid volcanic crater lake. You will have a chance to walk behind the Seljalandsfoss waterfall and walk up to the Skogafoss waterfall. You will see the black beaches alongside the coast and visit the black beach at Reynisfjara with the mysterious basalt rock formations. The bus will take you all the way to the small town of Vík, the southernmost town in Iceland.

IMPORTANT:

- Activities included in the base fare are not subject to any partial/activity refund

BJARNARHÖFN SHARK MUSEUM

You will get the chance of trying hákarl (fermented shark meat), a traditional Icelandic dish. In the museum, a local guide will explain to you the history and process of creating this local delicacy. You will see the last step of the process - drying on the fresh air.

IMPORTANT:

- Activities included in the base fare are not subject to any partial/activity refund

STURLUREYKIR HORSE FARM

We will start in a coffeehouse to receive welcoming then continue to the stables and see the horses, take photos and A MUST have "Selfiehorsephoto", you will see the first Geothermal in Europe as well. The visit will finish with a hot drink and a taste of homebaked rye bread.

IMPORTANT:

- Activities included in the base fare are not subject to any partial/activity refund

OPTIONAL EXTRA TO YOUR TRIP:

Elding Whale Watching

Price per person with Timetravels from 80€ // duration 3-5 hours

Add extra experience to the end of your tour and go to see the whales! The most common cetacean in the area are the Minke whales, White-beaked Dolphins, and Harbour Porpoises and occasionally you can see other species including the Humpback whales, Killer whales/Orcas, and even Fin whales. The tours sighting success is 92%, however, the cetacean abundance is unpredictable and varies with the food availability of the shores. In the case of a non-sighting tour, the provider offers guests to come again for free (within the next 2 years). Warm overalls available.

Airport Express Round ticket Airport - Reykjavik

Price per person with Timetravels from 44€

Quick and convenient airport transfer from Keflavik International Airport to Reykjavik city. 24-hour service in connection with all scheduled passenger flights from/to Iceland. The Gray Line buses have free WiFi and comfy seats. You will be drop off and pick up the closest location to your hostel. Bus Stop #13 Rauðarárstígur is only 91m from Hlemmur Hostel. Timetravels will contact you about your flight details and send you all the information prior to your arrival.

Book an extra night before or/and after the trip 

Price per person with Timetravels from 24€

Are you arriving a day before the trip and would like to get your bed already? Wish to prolong your stay in Iceland for a night? You can book a night at the hostel though Timetravels and we will try to allocate you in the same room as you use during the tour. Breakfast is not included but can be added on the spot. 

The tour package includes:

• Accommodation for 5 nights in hostels

• Bedlinen
• 5 breakfasts
• Guided walk in Reykjavik
• Service from Timetravels tour guide
• Transport in a tourist bus for 4 days
• Entrance to a Shark Museum
• Visit to Geothermal baths
• Visit to an Icelandic horse farm
• The health travel insurance* valid for cancellation due to sickness (with doctor's certificate) and accidents as well as falling ill during the tour

Extra services you can add trough Timetravels:

• Airport-Reykjavik-Airport transfer
• Towel
• Activities not marked as included

Services not provided by TImetravels

• Flights to/from Iceland
• Flight ticket insurance
• Meals except for breakfasts

*the health travel insurance does not apply to self-induced accidents/illness or when intoxicated with drugs (alcohol, etc.)

Q: How is Covid-19 / Coronavirus affecting Timetravels trips?

A: We are monitoring the situations constantly and you can safely join all the trips online. To read more about the possible effect on the trips and your reservation, you can visit our website page here. 

Q: How is Covid-19 / Coronavirus affecting my flight?

A: The flight companies and the airports have implemented various safety measures, we recommend that you familiarise with them before the trip starts.  

Q: How is Covid-19 / Coronavirus affecting my flight ticket cancellation and date change option?

A: We recommend that you check the flight ticket insurance and cancellation policy of your flight company. In case of ticket cancellation or trip date change, your flight ticket provider will be the only one in charge of the ticket refund or date change.  

Q: I will arrive/depart on a different date.

A: You are free to spend some more time in Iceland! If you arrive a day before the trip or staying one night longer, you can save the trouble and book through Timetravels. However, if you need accommodation for multiple nights, it is better to check actual availability and prices online. 

Q: How can I get from the airport to Reykjavik?

A: Gray Line Airport Express and Flybus run to a schedule connecting with every flight and drop you off in the center (you can save money if you buy a return ticket). There are taxis as well but be prepared for high rates. Find more information here: https://www.isavia.is/en/keflavik-airport/parking-and-transport

If you wish to save the trouble, book the round bus ticket through Timetravels.

Q: What clothes should I pack for a trip to Iceland?

A:  The weather in Iceland could be the most challenging you have ever experienced. Get ready for very strong wind, possible rain and/or snow or strong sunshine. The following list is good to check

• Good walking/hiking shoes are recommended due to the terrain in the countryside

• Everything windproof and waterproof (you can expect to get wet even during a sunny day)

• A small raincoat (an umbrella won't help)

• Swimming suit and towel

• Waterbottle (Icelandic tap water is clean and tasty)

Q: Do I need a sleeping bag or bed linen for the hostel?

A: Bed linen is included in your room, but not a towel. You can rent a towel in each accommodation (3 different ones plus lagoon), expect the price around 700 ISK per accommodation. A sleeping bag is strongly forbidden in all places!

Q: Can I take the local busses in Reykjavik?

A: Most of the city is within walking distance. But if you would like to go a bit further, you can take the local busses. The fare is 420 ISK. Notice! They don’t give a change on the bus. You can find bus stops right outside the hostel and it’s possible to buy bus cards at the hostel reception. We recommend checking www.straeto.is for more information.

Q: Do I have to exchange money to ISK before the trip?

A: All services in Iceland accept cards (except for the city buses and some toilets so it is good to have a few coins). In general, you don’t need to exchange money, but if you prefer cash, you can do so in all banks in Iceland. Notice that the banks are not open during weekends. You can also use your card to withdraw from an ATM.

Q: Can I buy alcohol in the shops in Iceland?

A: Alcohol is not sold in any supermarkets in Iceland. You have to go to Vínbudín, the only shop allowed to sell alcohol. The opening hours are generally between 11-18.

Q: I have heard that you can shop tax-free in Iceland, is that true?

A: All purchases exceeding 6000 ISK are valid as tax-free. Refunds are paid on all goods that are exported in the traveler’s personal luggage. Notice that the goods must be unused. This does not include purchases for services such as food and drinks at restaurants. The shop will provide you with a tax refund form with your receipt. By filling it in you apply for a tax refund at the airport at departure.