Golden Circle

Thingvellir National Park - This is where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates are drifting apart. Few places on Earth provide a clearer view of this significant geological activity. Thingvellir is also home to Iceland’s largest natural lake, which supports a diverse array of fish and bird species. Historically, Thingvellir is significant as the site where Icelanders established their parliament in 930 A.D., with chieftains gathering there every summer. The name “Thingvellir” translates to “Parliament Plains.”

Gullfoss Waterfall - The meltwater from Langjökull, Iceland’s second-largest glacier, cascades into a deep canyon, creating the stunning “Golden Falls.” On sunny days, you can see Langjökull in the distance and often spot a rainbow in the waterfall’s mist, making it a perfect Instagram moment.

Geysir - The Geysir geothermal area features hundreds of vibrant hot springs and two geysers. One, named “Geysir,” has lent its name to all geysers worldwide but now erupts infrequently. The other, “Strokkur,” erupts every 5 minutes, reaching heights of up to 40 meters.

South Coast

Seljalandsfoss - Our journey begins in Reykjavík with a comfortable minibus ride to the South Coast. The powerful Seljalandsfoss waterfall announces our arrival. Bring a raincoat for the short hike behind the falls, where the view and the ground’s tremor from the falling water create a perfect Instagram shot.

Skogafoss - Further east is the picturesque Skógafoss waterfall. Nestled in a gorge, the Skógá River plunges 60 meters before flowing towards the Atlantic. A staircase along the gorge offers stunning views from above the waterfall. Try counting the steps as you climb.

Skaftafell National Park - Here, we hike on an outlet glacier from Vatnajökull, one of Iceland’s largest glaciers. After meeting our expert glacier guides and gearing up with helmets, harnesses, crampons, and ice axes, we embark on a 90-minute ice hike. This is a unique chance to learn about these awe-inspiring and increasingly rare natural wonders. Skaftafell has been a filming location for popular TV shows and movies like Game of Thrones, Interstellar, and James Bond. Follow in the footsteps of your favorite characters on the glacier!

South East Iceland

Jokulsarlon - Day three starts with a tour of Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon and a boat ride among the icebergs. This 200-meter-deep lagoon is fed by Breiðamerkurjökull, an outlet glacier of Europe’s largest glacier. Massive icebergs break off from Breiðamerkurjökull year-round, filling the lagoon with floating ice. Enjoy a walk along the lagoon’s edge, taking in the stunning views and the serene silence of Icelandic nature.

Reynisfjara Beach - Before returning to Reykjavík, we visit the black sand beach of Reynisfjara. Here, the Atlantic waves crash against unique basalt columns in the cliffs. Rock pillars in the water and the cliffs of Dýrhólaey are visible in the distance. This area is also a haven for bird enthusiasts, with puffins and other unique species nesting on the cliffs from June to August.

• Boat Ride at Jökulsárlón
• Breakfast
• Pickup and drop-off from designated Bus stops
• Wi-Fi and Icelandic music on board
• Glacier Hike incl. Safety Equipment
• Accommodation for 2 nights

• Lunch and Dinner
• Hiking Boots Rental (3,000 ISK)
• Waterproof Jacket Rental (1,750 ISK)
• Waterproof Pants Rental (1,750 ISK)
• Hat and Gloves Combo with Logo (3,000 ISK)
• Neck Warmer with Logo (500 ISK)
• Summer Cap with Logo (1,500 ISK)
• Luggage Storage (1750 ISK)

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