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Experiences for Iceland Eclipse 2026: Tours, Day Trips & Festival Side Quests The Iceland Eclipse Festival
A four-day celebration of music, art, science and wellness during Iceland's once-in-a-century total solar eclipse. A one-of-a-kind gathering in one of the world's most inspiring landscapes.
- Festival
- Takes place Wed 12 → Sat 15 Aug. Get Festival tickets
- Experiences
- Available Mon 3 → Sat 15 Aug.
- Camping
- Open from Sun 9 → Sun 16 Aug.
Experience details
Explore unique adventures designed to elevate your Iceland Eclipse experience.
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Tours from Reykjavík 3rd to 10th Aug
- 1–7 day guided journeys before & after the festival
- Ring Road highlights, hot springs & glacier visits
- Iconic landmarks: Gullfoss, Þingvellir & Jökulsárlón
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Helicopter Tours 9th–15th Aug
- Scenic flights over Iceland’s dramatic landscapes
- Circle Snæfellsjökull Glacier & black-sand beaches
- View waterfalls, lava fields & volcanic craters
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Day Trips in Snæfellsnes 9th–15th Aug
- Single-day excursions from the festival site
- Kayaking beneath Kirkjufell mountain
- ATV rides across lava fields
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Side Quests 12th–15th Aug
- Small-group add-ons for 20–100 guests
- Eclipse-viewing at a glacial waterfall
- Lava-cave concert & glacier party
General Info
- DatesFestival 12–15 Aug · Camping 9–16 Aug
- Location Hellissandur, Snæfellsnes Peninsula
- Age All ages welcome (under 18 must be accompanied).
- Accessibility Fully accessible (Quiet, Family & Accessible zones available)
- Questions?Check the FAQs or contact us at hallo@icelandeclipse.com
Disclaimers
- Some day trips and side quests require leaving the festival site and may overlap with scheduled programming.
- Certain tours have age restrictions — please check before booking.
- Side Quests (including Into the Glacier) may be combined when minimums are not met.
Custom dates or private tours? Contact: travel@icelandeclipse.com.
About the venue
Snæfellsnes Peninsula
Snæfellsnes is known as “Iceland in Miniature”, full of possibilities to explore glaciers, waterfalls, volcanic beaches, and lava tunnels. The festival will be hosted in and nearby the historic fishin...
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With Högni
Join Icelandic legend Högni for an intimate mid-day performance inside Ingjaldshólskirkja, a historic church just a short walk from the festival grounds.
Högni first rose to prominence in 2007 with his indie rock band Hjaltalín and has since become one of Iceland's most celebrated contemporary composers. His work as a vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter with the electronic group GusGus earned him an international following, and his 2017 solo debut Two Trains brought together string orchestra, male chorus, and electronics in a single ambitious work.
The setting is as remarkable as the artist. Ingjaldshóll is one of Iceland's storied historical sites, once home to a settlement manor and regional assembly. The church standing there today was built in 1903 and is believed to be the oldest concrete church in the country, possibly in the world.
This will be a 90 minute experience in the early afternoon of Saturday, 15 August.
Only 80 tickets available.
Join Icelandic legend Högni for an intimate mid-day performance inside Ingjaldshólskirkja, a historic church just a short walk from the festival grounds.
Högni first rose to prominence in 2007 with his indie rock band Hjaltalín and has since become one of Iceland's most celebrated contemporary composers. His work as a vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter with the electronic group GusGus earned him an international following, and his 2017 solo debut Two Trains brought together string orchestra, male chorus, and electronics in a single ambitious work.
The setting is as remarkable as the artist. Ingjaldshóll is one of Iceland's storied historical sites, once home to a settlement manor and regional assembly. The church standing there today was built in 1903 and is believed to be the oldest concrete church in the country, possibly in the world.
This will be a 90 minute experience in the early afternoon of Saturday, 15 August.
Only 80 tickets available.
