Arrive in Iceland 

Transfer by private bus to the rink, hockey bags can be left at rink for the entire tournament 

Transfer to your assigned hotel for check in.

Reykjavík is the capital city of Iceland, the world’s northernmost capital. Nearly two-thirds of the country’s population lives in the capital area. Reykjavík has a vibrant cultural and design scene, with plenty of exciting adventure tours, vivid nightlife, modern museums, world-class restaurants, galleries, shops, bars and clubs for you to explore throughout your stay

First tournament games begin tonight!

Free day for sightseeing 

Tournament play continues!

Hallgrímskirkja is the largest church in Iceland and towers over the centre of Reykjavík. The 73 metre high church tower provides a panoramic view of Reykjavík, the surrounding mountains and the ocean stretching west to Greenland.   

Visit the Harpa a dazzling modern landmark for Reykjavík.  Harpa is the concert hall and conference centre on the water at the Old Harbour.

Go to the Perlan. Here in 1991 a set of six cylindrical hot water tanks were incorporated into an awesome new building, all topped with a reflective dome. The showpiece is the ambitious Glaciers and Ice exhibition, where you’ll put on cold weather gear and make your way through a 100-metre ice cave, peering into its crevasses and learning about the millennia of volcanic ash in its walls.

Take a dip at the local pools, the pools run on geothermal water from boreholes, you could say this is where Iceland's hot springs meet the city culture. 

Breakfast at the hotel 

Game Day with Finals and Awards Party at the rink

Enjoy the nightlife in Reykjavik 

Breakfast at the hotel

Evening Sky Lagoon Trip approx 6pm!

Plus 

Individual Free time for sightseeing 

Black Sand Beach Reynisfjara is a world-famous black-sand beach found on the South Coast of Iceland, just beside the small fishing village of Vík í Mýrdal. With its enormous basalt stacks, roaring Atlantic waves and stunning panoramas, Reynisfjara is widely considered to be the most beautiful example of Iceland's black sand beaches.

Puffin Island it has the largest puffin population in Iceland. You can also see a plethora of other wildlife here including cormorants, ducks, seagulls, and guillemots.

The island is uninhabited but you can take a boat across from the mainland and watch the puffins nesting and tending to their young.

The Golden Circle. Along the way you will find attractions such as the famous Thingvellir National Park, the Tectonic Plates, the spot on which the Icelandic Parliament used to sit in ancient times, and the Strokkur Geyser.

The route then moves on to the Gullfoss Waterfall and the Kerid Crater Lake.

Go Whale Watching There are trips that depart from the central harbor several times a day throughout the winter months and there are an amazing 23 different kinds of whales in the waters around Iceland including humpback and minke whales.

Horse Riding. The Icelandic horse is the only breed in the country, and is strictly regulated; it is forbidden to import any horses, and once an Icelandic horse has been exported it isn’t allowed to return. Horseback riding is of course more of a rural pursuit, but there are at least ten stables on the outskirts of Reykjavík offering one-off lessons, heath land hacks or multi-day adventures.

Breakfast at the Hotel 

Flights Home on own schedule

Airport transfer approx 11am via Rink to get bags