Nordmei Tour AB·Your Nordic B2B Partner
Nordmei Tour AB·Your Nordic B2B Partner
Nordmei Tour AB·Your Nordic B2B Partner
Our Core Advantages
As a professional Iceland-based destination management company, we are committed to providing you with a safe, professional, and personalized travel experience.
Self-operated Fleet in Iceland
We own and manage our own vehicles in Iceland, ensuring reliable transport and flexible scheduling even during peak seasons.
Full Nordic Coverage
We operate across Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland, offering seamless multi-destination travel solutions.
24/7 Chinese Support
Our Chinese-speaking team provides round-the-clock assistance for itinerary updates, weather alerts, and emergency coordination.
23 Years of Expertise
With over two decades of experience, our team delivers professional, reliable, and smooth travel operations.
Featured Tour Packages
Featured Nordic Itineraries: From Iceland's Ring Road to Norway's Fjords
We offer year-round, well-established itineraries ranging from Iceland's full-circle tours to Norway's majestic fjords and aurora adventures. Covering these two core Nordic destinations, we cater to your diverse team planning needs across different seasons and themes.
Iceland 9-Day Full Circle Tour
- Complete circuit around Iceland, covering all highlights
- Includes glacier hike and glacier lagoon boat tour
- Explore the Lake Mývatn geothermal area and Snæfellsnes Peninsula
- Experience whale watching in Akureyri and the Blue Lagoon
Iceland 6-Day South Coast & Golden Circle
- Combines the Golden Circle with South Coast waterfalls & black sand beaches
- Optional glacier hike or lagoon boat tour upgrades
- Well-paced itinerary with free time in Reykjavík
- See Iceland's most iconic natural wonders in one trip
Norway 6-Day Fjord Panorama Summer Tour
- In-depth exploration of four major fjords including Sognefjord & Hardangerfjord
- Experience fjord cruises and the scenic Flåm Railway
- Hike to Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen) overlooking Lysefjord
- Visit the cultural cities of Bergen and Stavanger
Norway 5-Day Lofoten Aurora Tour
- Winter journey inside the Arctic Circle for professional aurora chasing
- Visit the unique "time-free" island of Sommarøy
- Capture classic red fisherman's cabin scenes in Lofoten Archipelago
- Stay in characteristic fjord-view wooden cabins
Must-Visit Iceland Attractions
Explore Iceland’s most iconic natural wonders and experience the breathtaking power of nature.
Dyrhólaey
A 120m coastal arch at Iceland’s southern tip. Summer puffin colony, with lighthouse views over black beaches.
Blue Ice Cave
Formed by meltwater within Vatnajökull Glacier, these caves glow with ethereal blue light due to dense ice absorbing red wavelengths. Accessible only in winter via guided 4x4 tours. Constantly shifting ice structures require helmets and crampons. Despite risks, standing under crystalline blue vaults offers an otherworldly experience.
Blue Lagoon
Iceland’s premier geothermal spa, 39km from Reykjavík. Milky-blue waters rich in silica and sulfur ，blending 2000m-deep mineral-rich water with silica mud. Milky-blue hues result from mineral suspensions, maintained at 38-40°C renowned for skin healing. Contrasts with surrounding lava fields, offering year-round relaxation.
Reynisfjara
Near Vík village, this basalt black sand beach contrasts violently with Atlantic waves. Iconic features： Reynisdrangar sea stacks：66m tall, mythologized as petrified trolls Hexagonal basalt cliffs： Organ-pipe formations carved by lava cooling
Víkurkirkja
Perched atop Vík’s hill (1903), this red-roofed white church is Iceland’s first concrete-built church. Danish-designed neoclassicism features a stark bell tower and black-framed windows. Surrounded by lupine flowers in summer, it overlooks Reynisfjara’s black sands. Minimalist interior houses a 19th-century pipe organ and hand-painted altar, embodying Icelanders’ resilience against storms.
Fjaðrárgljúfur
A 2km-long, 100m-deep canyon carved by glacial rivers 9000 years ago. Jagged basalt walls draped in neon moss tower above the Fjaðrá River
Diamond Beach
Adjacent to Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, iceberg fragments wash onto this black sand beach. Ice "diamonds" glitter against dark sand—photogenic but unstable; climbing ice is prohibited.
Jökulsárlón
Iceland’s deepest lake (248m), where icebergs from Vatnajökull Glacier drift toward the sea. Boat tours navigate past blue-white ice, with seals often spotted. connected to the Atlantic. Daily tidal exchange: 2000 tons of ice
Strokkur Geyser
In the Golden Circle’s Haukadalur Valley, Erupts every 6-10 mins (30-40m high) in three stages: 1. Steam bubbles form in 20m-deep chambers 2. Water dome swells into a blue "bubble" 3. Explosive release shoots boiling water skyward Nearby Geysir is dormant, but colorful pools still boil vigorously amid sulfur fumes.
Seljalandsfoss
A 60m waterfall allowing walks behind its curtain. Sunset light often creates rainbows in the mist.
Reykjavík
Reykjavík, the world’s northernmost capital (64°N), houses 120,000 residents and is encircled by mountains and the Atlantic. Powered by geothermal energy, its pollution-free environment earned the "Smoke-Free City" title. Key sights include the expressionist Hallgrímskirkja Cathedral，vibrant houses around Tjörnin Lake, and cultural hubs like Harpa Concert Hall.
Trusted Local Partners
We maintain an extensive and deep-reaching network of partnerships in Iceland and Norway, covering transportation, accommodation, and experiences, ensuring professional and reliable support for your operations.
