Reykjavik

Our day tour will begin with our fast and efficient pick up service. We will come to pick you up from either, one of the hotels in the center of Reykjavik or from one of the many pick up spots dotted across the city. When pick up is completed then we will leave the city and begin our journey.

Pingvellir National Park

Our first destination is Þingvellir National Park, where you will get the chance to walk between two tectonic plates. North American and Eurasian that are drifting apart approx. 2.5 cm a year! You will have time to walk around the park, admire beautiful Öxarárfoss and see the first Icelandic parliament or as it is called Althingi in Icelandic.

Geysir

Next on our agenda is Geysir geothermal area with an active geyser called Strokkur which erupts approximately every 10 minutes. We will stop there for a while, so you will have time to try to take an iconic photo with geyser erupting like a fountain behind you. There are restaurants located next to the geyser area that you can check on if you get hungry, want to buy souvenirs or use the toilet.

Gullfoss

Our next stop is spectacular Gullfoss or Golden Falls in English. This amazing waterfall has been visited by tourist since 1875, it is very powerful but it is also known for its beauty as you might see a rainbow above the water or a golden hue shining in its glacier water.

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Seljalandsfoss waterfall Seljalandsfoss is a fascinating waterfall and perhaps one of the most visited waterfalls in Iceland. Its popularity is well deserved though as the Seljalandsfoss waterfall houses a very special surprise, in the summertime you are able to walk behind the cascade and get a tremendous view of the waterfall from behind. The water that feeds this 60m tall waterfall originates from the (in)famous Eyjafjallajökull glacier-capped volcano.

Gljufrabui Waterfalls

The so-called "secret waterfall" is around 40 metres high. It falls between the tight gorge that blocks off the waterfall, requiring a little hike to observe this fascinating waterfall.

Skogafoss

Skógarfoss Waterfall The next stop we make is at the Skógafoss waterfall. The waterfall drops down from old sea cliffs some breathtaking 60 meters having views of Eyjafjallajökull volcano in the background on a good day. The power from the water along with the height of the cliffs around leaves you without words. The waterfall can be visited at two levels. At ground level, you can approach the water as close as you feel like and really feel the power of nature. Keep in mind the elements will take you with open arms and make you wet if you are not equipped with waterproof layers. There is also another path leading to a platform above the waterfall which gives you a view of the waterfall from a different angle. On a good day, the view of the surrounding landscape is not to miss, if you are ready to take on the climb of a few hundred steep steps.

Solheimajokull Glacier

Sólheimajökull is an outflow glacier of Iceland's Mrdalsjökull, a massive ice cap. This is the main highlight of the day. You will have a hike of around 1-2 hours and get plenty of time to enjoy the view from the top of the Glacier. The scenic beauty is one of its kind.

Reynisfjara Beach

Reynisfjara 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. From the black sand, you get a magnificent view of Reynisdrangar Sea-Stacks, believed to be petrified trolls by the locals.

Vik

Vík Village we will then travel to the southernmost village in Iceland called Vík and stop for lunch. This is a beautiful little fishing village, with only 300 inhabitants. You can even pick up some handmade gifts that are handcrafted here and made from local ingredients.

Jokulsarlon

On the second day we will start with the Jokulsarlon. Due to its breathtaking beauty, this ice lagoon has grown to be one of Iceland's most well-liked tourist destinations. The name Jokulsarlon means "Glacier's River Lagoon" in English. You will have plenty of time to enjoy the activities and click photos :)

Diamond Beach

On the opposite side of the road is a lovely black sand beach where you can see icebergs and crystals that have washed ashore. These beaches are stunning at sunrise and sunset when light shines on the icebergs, making them very attractive.

Skaftafell

Skaftafell is renowned for its stunning, contrasted beauty as well as its diverse greenery that thrives between sands and glaciers. From cascading waterfalls to glacial lakes, and geological structures to black sand deserts, visitors can find a multitude of natural attractions.

Hofn

In southeast Iceland, the town of Höfn is a small fishing community with little over 2000 residents. Höfn has a very rich cultural heritage. Its cuisine is very noteworthy.

Laekjavik Coast One of the many hidden gems of Iceland. Laekjavik Coast is the best spot for clicking amazing snaps and stories. Enjoy your time :)

Eldhraun Lava Field

The biggest of its type in the world, the enormous Eldhraun lava field ("Fire Lava"), in the southern Icelandic highlands, was produced by one of the largest eruptions ever recorded. You will be mesmerized by the natural aspect of it.

Djupivogur

The tour continues, next to the lovely Hamarsfjörður fjord, lies a little seaside village called Djupivogur. It is situated on the Búlandsnes peninsula. The town has a population of around 400 people. In Djpivogur, fishing has long been the main source of income.

Egilsstadir

The largest town in East Iceland is Egilsstair, which has around 2500 residents. It is situated along the Lagarfljót River's banks in the deep valley of the prosperous Fljótsdalshérað area.

Lagarfljot

Lagarfjlót, also known as Lögurinn, is a small lake in Iceland's east. The natural beauty, fishing, and mythology of this region are its main charms.

Hengifoss

The river Hengifossá gives rise to the waterfall known as Hengifoss. It is the third-highest waterfall in the nation at 128 metres (420 ft). One of the most well-traveled hiking trails in all of East Iceland is the route that leads to the waterfall.

Studlagil canyon

The next stop is Studlagil Canyon located in East Iceland's Jokuldalur Glacier Valley. Studlagil is one of Iceland's hidden beauties, with the most basalt rock columns and a magnificent blue-green glacial river to contrast.

Lake Myvatn

The Lake Myvatn region is unlike anything you've seen before; it's truly the remnants of geothermal activity and volcanic eruption. You may look forward to exciting geothermal regions, an abundance of unusual birds, and stunning lava formations. You will visit the lava formations of Dimmuborgir, the Hverir geothermal area, the spring cave - Grjótagjá, and the power plant Krafla.

Dettifoss Waterfall

Dettifoss is said to be the most powerful waterfall in Europe. You will have plenty of time to enjoy the scenery and take pictures.

Myvatn Nature Baths (Jardbodin vid Myvatn)

The Mývatn Nature Baths are a group of geothermally heated swimming pools and steam baths located near Lake Mývatn. Relax and enjoy the blue waters :)

Godafoss

The name Goðafoss means the waterfall of the gods. This is the last stop for the day. Enjoy the view and make many memories :)

Husavik

Húsavík, located near Skjálfandi Bay in North Iceland, has a population of little more than 2,000 people. It's regarded as one of the top whale-watching locations in all of Europe.

Akureyri

Fourth Day starts with the Akureyri, the capital of North Iceland. Akureyri is a delightful town with much to do. The Akureyri Church is also one of the most attractive locations. The modern, as well as historic architecture, is the best of its kind.

Dalvik

The tour continues to the Dalvik, a small fishing village. This is the same place where you will go for a whale watching tour and enjoy the scenic beauty of it.

Hauganes

We advise you to take a stroll around the little town of Hauganes, which boasts a gorgeous port and a lovely black sand beach with views of the ocean and the surrounding elegant towering mountains.