After arriving in the morning we pick up the car and have a very good lunch and go straight to the first stop of the eight-day expedition, Geysir - which every few minutes spews a stream of water to a height of about 20-30 m, then to Kerid Crater - is a beautiful 3000-year-old crater volcanic  lake located in the Grímsnes area in the south of Iceland, then we continue to Thingvellir, Þingvellir National Park in the southwest of Iceland near the Reykjanes Peninsula, we visit the golden waterfall, (in Icelandic Gullfoss) which is located in the upper part of the Hvítá River. The water cascades down in two stages, the last stop on the first day, depending on availability and weather, is the thermal lake Hrunalaug. A beautiful symbiosis of nature and tasteful human intervention. A great thermal resting place in the Golden Circle area.

We will show you the following days here in photos and everything about the places, traditions, will be given to you in a literal interpretation. 

Iceland Around the Circle will also be about the Aurora Borealis, which we may not be able to summon, but we will enjoy "hunting" it every night. Iceland Around the Circle is here, ready for you. 

Second day of excursions, focusing on waterfalls and other attractions around South Iceland.

Today is scheduled for glaciers, glacial outwash, diamond beach. 

Today we will focus on Vestrahorn, this part of Iceland is one of the most photogenic places in Iceland. It is located just a few kilometres from Höfn on the road leading to the tip of the Stokksnes peninsula. There is a lighthouse and a radar of the Icelandic Coast Guard. Next we visit Skútafoss waterfall, a double waterfall near the east coast of Iceland. It is a lesser known waterfall, just a short drive from Iceland's most famous mountain.  Skútafoss Waterfall is located in a valley just a 15-minute drive from Mount Vestrahorn.

On this day we are focusing on Stuðlagil Canyon, transcribed as Studlagil, an extraordinary natural attraction located in a part of eastern Iceland. Next, Dettifoss Waterfall is a waterfall located in the Mývatn area in the north of Iceland on the Jökulsá á Fjöllum River, which is of glacial origin. It is considered to be the most massive waterfall in Europe, but with a water flow of between 200 and 500 m³ per second, it is second only to the Rhine Falls with a flow of 250 to 600 m, and there is much more in store for the day.

We will visit Húsavík - a small town in the north of Iceland. It has 2269 inhabitants. Húsavík is mainly associated with fishing which is evident when you first see the harbour. However, you will also encounter fishing outside of it - whether it is the fish processing factory, which is open to the public, or the Hvalamidstodin whale centre. On this day we have a whale watching trip planned, which you can buy online for just €100, we can help you with everything. 

Today we will be exploring the most photogenic part of western Iceland, the Kirkjufell mountain. Kirkjufell is a mountain in the west of Iceland, 463 m high. It is located near the town of Grundarfjörður on the bay of the same name on the northern coast of the Snæfellsnes peninsula, about 100 km as the crow flies northwest of Reykjavík. The Black Church in Budir, also known as Búðakirkja, is one of the most famous and distinctive churches in Iceland, and much more.

After breakfast we head towards the airport, where we will buy gifts to take home, not forgetting Brennivín - the so-called Icelandic Death, a local spirit that used to be used only to wash down the local delicacy - a drowning shark, magnets and many other souvenirs, which can be found at the airport. We wish you all a safe journey home, which we will take with you again to the airport in Poland.