Tour operator Off the Map Travel debuts a new lodging experience in Iceland. The Panorama Glass Lodge Escape takes place in Iceland’s southern Highlands, about 1.5 hours from Reykjavik. Travelers stay in a unique glass lodge, boasting panoramic views on the four-day tour.
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Available year-round, the tour includes two nights in the unique glass lodge, offering one-of-a-kind views of the Northern Lights or midnight sun, as well as beautiful, natural Icelandic views. Each lodge sleeps two and includes a king bed, fully equipped kitchen, in-suite bathroom and local, sustainable toiletries. Lodges are heated using sustainable electricity.
Day One
Upon arrival in Iceland, guests will be picked up by their private guide for a tour of the Golden Circle to see two of Iceland’s most famous natural landmarks: Gullfoss, a two-tier waterfall, and Strokkur, an active geyser. Following the tour, depart for dinner and the glass lodge accommodations.
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Day Two
Enjoy breakfast in your lodge before departing for the south coast. Your guide will lead you on an ice cave exploration. Return to the lodge ahead of off-site dinner reservations.
Day Three
Check out of the lodge and travel to a guided tour of the Þórsmörk mountain ridge for an adventurous excursion snowmobiling on the Eyjafjallajökull glacier. End your evening exploring Reykjavik and enjoying dinner at one of the city’s restaurants.
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Day Four
Spend your last day in Reykjavik with a trip to the iconic Blue Lagoon before departing for the airport.
Pricing starts at $4,225 per person and includes privately guided tours in a luxury Jeep, two nights in the glass lodge, one night in a Reykjavik hotel and all activities. Flights are not included. Guests may extend their trip with additional nights at the lodge or in the city.
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