Imagine spending Christmas where the snow isn’t just a backdrop, but part of the experience. From December 23 to 27, GJ Travel takes you through Reykjavík, the Golden Circle, and down to South Iceland’s frozen wonders. The waterfalls? Icy and majestic. The beaches? Black, vast, and otherworldly. But what really hits different is the pace. You’ll stay in warm, welcoming countryside hotels. You’ll eat traditional Icelandic food that actually tastes homemade. And at night, with a little luck and a local guide, you might spot the Northern Lights dancing overhead. It's not flashy it’s just real. Peaceful. And exactly what a holiday should be.

Let’s be honest most New Year’s parties blur together after a while. But welcoming the new year in a quiet Icelandic village, wrapped in snow, with firelight in the distance? That’s something you won’t forget. GJ Travel’s New Year’s tour (Dec 29–Jan 2) is built for people who want to start the year with meaning. You’ll explore stunning winter sights by day think glaciers, volcanoes, waterfalls and settle into peaceful, low-key vibes by night. On New Year’s Eve, locals light up bonfires and fireworks, and you get a front-row seat to it all, followed by a classy dinner in downtown Reykjavík the next day. No noise. No rush. Just you, the cold air, and a fresh beginning.

Some people love the buzz of the city. If that’s you, GJ Travel’s Reykjavík-based New Year’s tour might be your vibe. It keeps you close to the action restaurants, nightlife, quirky shops but still sneaks in those Iceland-only views. You'll take day trips to places like Gullfoss and Strokkur, soak in the Blue Lagoon, and enjoy a Viking-style dinner that’s more memorable than any five-star plate. On New Year’s Eve, there’s a black-tie Gala at Perlan, perched above the city. Fireworks go off in every direction, and you’re right in the middle of it. It's festive without being over the top.

Absolutely and that’s one of the best things about them. Whether you’re the kind of traveler who wants every minute planned, or someone who prefers to go with the flow, GJ Travel keeps it flexible. You can go private, join a group, tweak the schedule, or even create a whole new route. They’re used to working with guests from the Gulf and Arab world too, so cultural preferences aren’t an afterthought they’re part of the plan. That makes it feel less like a packaged tour and more like a trip you designed (without the planning headaches).

Some places are just… better in winter. Iceland is one of them. The light changes, the landscapes go quiet, and everything slows down in the best way. Add hot springs, cozy stays, northern lights, and genuine Icelandic traditions, and you’ve got something rare: a destination that doesn’t try too hard to impress it just is. With GJ Travel handling the details, what’s left for you is simple: breathe in, look around, and enjoy a season you’ll remember for a long, long time.