We just returned from a 9-day visit to Iceland. Our experience with Petur--the owner of Icelandic Elements--as our guide for 3 of the 9 days was definitely a highlight. Petur... read more is warm, professional, knowledgable, and fun. He tailored the itinerary to our interests, with different adventures each day highlighting Iceland's magnificent natural beauty. We visited glaciers, lava caves, and waterfalls, watched seals in the harbor, and took numerous hikes (both short and long). As we travelled the country, Petur shared with us his favorite local spots for food and baked goods, his extensive repertoire of Iceland music, and stories and information about Iceland and its people. Definitely a 5-star experience!

  My two friends and I just arrived home from a long weekend in Iceland and our one day tour of the south coast of Iceland was a highlight. Petur was... read more friendly and extremely knowledgeable. You can see the love he has for his country in his eagerness to share it's natural wonders and history with his guests. We are already talking about our next trip to Iceland and taking another adventure with Petur. Highly Recommend!

  Forget New Zealand, The Test and South Fork. Petur is magical. My son and I slept in Reykavik, At 8AM each day, Petur picked us up in his comfortable, modern... read more four wheel cruiser. We drove 50-90 minutes along the rift valleys with informed discussions of the tectonic plate separation, Icelandic flowers, sagas, exotic fish cookery and cultural rap music; yes, they are there. This is one delightful guide- humorous, great American speech and courteous. But he really shown when we approached private water to fish for Char and late season Brown trout. He provided licenses, rods, local flys, waders, soft Icelandic water. We hiked to amazing, gin clear holding water, guided to the unique hungers of local fish and the haul was amazing in numbers and size. What is better than seed bread sandwiches, hot coffee and crisps on the bank of rivers without humans within ten miles. The hiking alone, through lupines and wild lettuces would have been enough. In July there are 18 hours of light so through were no constraints on time. Petur joined us at local restaurants for the lobster or fish chowders, great hamburgers and amazing pastries. Everyone knows him and respects him. An amazing four days on the water with a great guide and now, friend. …