The Golden Circle, the Blue Lagoon and the Northern Lights: customised 5N/6D and 7N/8D Iceland holidays from Bangalore, with full Schengen visa support included.
Iceland is not a casual add-on to a Europe trip, it is usually the whole trip, and for good reason. Few places on earth pack glaciers, geysers, black sand beaches, geothermal lagoons and the Northern Lights into one compact itinerary. If you are researching an Iceland tour package from Bangalore, the two things worth knowing upfront are that this is a premium, higher budget destination compared to our Southeast Asia packages, and that the exact month you travel changes the experience completely, so planning the timing right matters more here than almost anywhere else we book.
This page covers a properly paced Iceland itinerary, realistic budgets, the Schengen visa process for Indian travellers (including a genuinely useful local detail about applying right here in Bengaluru), and how to pick between a summer and a winter trip.
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Flight duration from Bangalore | Approx. 12 to 16 hours, one stop, commonly via Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha, or Delhi |
Ideal trip length | 6 to 7 days for Oslo, Stockholm and Copenhagen; 8 to 9 days to add a Norway fjord extension |
Visa for Indians | Schengen Type C visa, applied for at the embassy of whichever country is your main destination or first point of entry |
Best time to visit | May to September, for the mildest weather and the longest daylight hours |
Starting price (per person, twin sharing) | ₹1,45,999 for 6N/7D |
Currency | Three different currencies: Norwegian Krone, Swedish Krona, and Danish Krone, none of which is the Euro |
Time difference | 3.5 to 4.5 hours behind India, depending on European daylight saving time |
As an international travel agency in Bangalore, we position Iceland as a standalone 5 to 8 day trip rather than a stopover, since the country rewards time spent driving between sights rather than rushing through a checklist.
Extends the itinerary above with the drive along Iceland’s South and East coast to Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon and the Diamond Beach, before looping back through the north. This is the option for travellers who want to see the country properly rather than one region of it.
Built around a private Northern Lights hunt with a dedicated guide, a stay at a glass igloo or geothermal retreat, and a private Blue Lagoon visit with premium access. If you are weighing up where an Iceland honeymoon fits against other options, our Switzerland trip guide covers a different kind of premium honeymoon destination worth comparing against.
Prices above are indicative starting ranges for twin sharing, standard hotel category, and vary significantly by season (summer and the Northern Lights months in particular run higher than shoulder season). Get a free quote for your exact travel dates.
Not included (available on request): Blue Lagoon premium access upgrades, the Ring Road extension on the base 5N/6D itinerary, Northern Lights tour add-ons outside the included itinerary, and travel insurance (mandatory for your Schengen visa application and something we help arrange).
We prepare your full visa document set and guide you through the VFS Bengaluru appointment as part of your package, so this process stays manageable even though Iceland’s paperwork has a few more steps than our Southeast Asia packages.
| Season | Months | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Summer | June to August | The midnight sun, the longest daylight hours of the year, the best road conditions for a Ring Road trip, and the easiest season for first time visitors |
| Shoulder season | April, May, September, October | Fewer crowds and lower prices than peak summer, with a genuine chance of Northern Lights from September onward |
| Winter | November to March | The best window for the Northern Lights and ice cave tours, but shorter daylight hours and winter driving conditions that we plan carefully around |
If the Northern Lights are the main reason you are booking Iceland, aim for late September through March, and build in at least 2 to 3 nights to improve your odds, since clear skies are never guaranteed on any single night.
There is no direct flight between Bangalore and Reykjavik, so every itinerary includes one stop, typically via a European hub such as Frankfurt, Munich, or Copenhagen, or a Gulf hub such as Dubai or Doha. Total journey time usually runs 16 to 20 hours, including the layover. We select the routing that best balances layover length against total fare for your specific travel dates.
A 5N/6D Golden Circle and South Coast package starts around ₹1,19,999 per person on a twin sharing basis, including flights, hotel and core sightseeing. A 7N/8D complete Ring Road package typically starts around ₹1,54,999 per person. Iceland is a premium destination, and prices vary significantly by season.
Yes, Iceland is part of the Schengen Area, so Indian passport holders need a Schengen Type C visa, applied for through VFS Global on behalf of the Embassy of Iceland in New Delhi. VFS now has a dedicated Iceland visa centre in Bengaluru.
No, there is currently no direct flight. Journeys typically take 16 to 20 hours with one stop, commonly via a European or Gulf hub.
Late September through March offers the best chance, since you need dark skies, which Iceland's long summer daylight does not provide. We recommend building in at least 2 to 3 nights to improve your odds of clear conditions.
5 to 6 days comfortably covers the Golden Circle, the South Coast and the Blue Lagoon. Add 2 more days for the full Ring Road.
Yes, a Schengen visa issued through Iceland is valid across the Schengen Area, so combining Iceland with a stop in Switzerland or Scandinavia is possible on the same visa, though we usually recommend treating Iceland as its own dedicated trip given how much there is to see.
The Blue Lagoon is a geothermal spa set in a lava field, close to Keflavik Airport. Standard admission is included in our packages, with premium access tiers available as an upgrade.
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