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The first day of our journey in Iceland is dedicated to the journey to our destination. As the arrival times vary, our program will depend on this. If there is time and inclination, we will make a stop in Krýsuvík and at Fagradalsfjall Volcano on the way to our accommodation. Arriving at night, we will choose accommodation closer to the airport so that we are rested for the start of our journey. In this case, we will visit these places on the last day.

Krýsuvík is an important geothermal area. Here we can find places with bubbling mud, bubbling springs and multicoloured mineral deposits.

Fagradalsfjall, a young and active volcano in southwest Iceland, became famous for its eruptions in 2021, which attracted worldwide attention.

On our first full day in Iceland, we start right off the bat and visit some incredible places. Early in the morning we will see the most famous geyser, which will be etched in your memory for its size and power. Next on the agenda we will have several amazing waterfalls along with the opportunity to relax at a thermal spring. Last but not least, we will visit the famous plane wreck in the middle of a landscape covered with black sand.
Early in the morning we will head to the most famous geyser in Iceland. Stokkur is the most active water spring and the water gushes out of it up to 20 meters high. All this happens within a few minutes of each other. It is a truly unforgettable experience.

Gullfoss, also known as the "Golden Waterfall", is one of Iceland's most famous natural wonders and the most massive waterfall in Europe!
TIP: Don't forget to bring a raincoat ☔️

Hrunalaug Hot Spring is one of Iceland's hidden spots. It is a picturesque thermal spring surrounded by a wild landscape that offers relaxation and a unique experience. The adjacent small hut only enhances the magical atmosphere of the place.

This majestic waterfall is unique because of the opportunity to walk behind the waterfall. You can walk behind the falling wall of water and admire the surrounding landscape from an unusual perspective.
TIP: Put on a raincoat ☔️

Gljufrabui is a waterfall near the famous Seljalandsfoss. Its beauty lies in the fact that it is partially hidden in a cave, which adds to the mysterious experience of this waterfall.

An impressive waterfall that is almost 60 metres long and 25 metres wide. You will see an unforgettable scenery where the falling water crashes against the black stones, creating a cloud of fine droplets.

Another of Iceland's breathtaking waterfalls under which we can also walk.

The viewpoint offers stunning views of unspoilt landscapes, majestic cliffs and the vast sea. The view of the local lighthouse standing on the cliff is also impressive. If you're lucky, you can even spot puffins.

Today's programme is full of beautiful places that will show us the great diversity of nature in Iceland. We will start at the famous black sand beach from which we will continue to the canyon gorge. Over a beautiful waterfall on basalt walls we will reach a lesser known canyon, but no less impressive. Depending on the season, towards the end of the day we will reach the famous beach with the "diamonds" of the glacier next to which there is a glacial lake. We can end the day by relaxing at Hoffel Hot Tubs.
Reynisfjara Beach is a picturesque black sand beach on the south-east coast of Iceland. It is known for its stunning volcanic cliffs and rough seas. This iconic location attracts visitors with its dramatic landscape and immerses them in the atmosphere of the wild coastline. The basalt cliffs in which seabirds nest add to its uniqueness, but beware! It is very dangerous! The waves here are unpredictable at any time of the year so it is not recommended to turn your back on it for any length of time! 🌊

Fjaðrárgljúfur is an amazing canyon gorge that measures around 100 metres. It stuns with its steep moss-covered walls and flowing river. This place has not only been featured in the filming of the famous Game of Thrones series, but also, for example, in the music video for Justin Bieber and Twenty One Pilots.

Svartifoss, or Black Falls, is very remarkable. The water flows over basalt columns that resemble the pipes of an organ. They can be reached by a leisurely walk through Skaftafell National Park.

Múlagljúfur Canyon is a hidden gem of the Icelandic landscape. This lesser-known, deep and picturesque canyon in southeast Iceland is surrounded by high, steep rock walls and green valleys, offering breathtaking views.

Breaking bushes float on the surface of this glacial lake, creating an amazing spectacle. Occasionally, seals can be seen here.

It depends on the time of year, but if possible, we'll head to Diamond Beach. It's an unforgettable spectacle. Ice floes that look like diamonds glitter on the black sandy shore. This unique contrast between the dark coastline and the translucent glaciers makes for an impressive and indescribable sight.

We will make the long journey through several beautiful places. We start at Cape Stokness and make our way through the waterfall and canyon to the Hverir geothermal area, which is a short drive from our accommodation.
On Cape Stokness there is a very famous photogenic beach with black dunes and the beautiful Vestrahorn mountain in the background. The steep cliffs rising from the sides of the magnificent lagoon and the black sand beaches all around are guaranteed to enchant everyone. This is the perfect start to today's long journey.


Unique geothermal spa located on Lake Urriðavatn of East Iceland. It offers relaxation in several hot springs that are set directly into the lake with a spectacular view of the surrounding nature. What makes Vök Baths so special are the floating pools, which give the impression that you are bathing directly in the lake. As well as relaxing, you can enjoy drinks made from locally prepared herbal tea, which is brewed from pure geothermal water.
Stuðlagil Canyon, famous for its magnificent basalt columns and turquoise blue river, is one of the highlights of East Iceland. This place provides a unique and photogenic experience, ideal for nature lovers and photographers.

Today is the day of the whales. We will set off from the town of Húsavík for this unforgettable spectacle and then return to the direction we came from for two stops. We'll see Dettifoss waterfall and Krafla crater. We end the day at sunset at Goðafoss waterfalls. We will anchor for the night in the town of Akuyeri.
Húsavík is a famous centre for whale watching. We will also go on a roughly three-hour cruise during which we will be able to enjoy, in addition to the majestic whales, the beautiful surrounding nature.

Dettifoss is the second largest waterfall in Europe. With a width of 100 metres and a height of 44 metres, the waterfall offers a breathtaking spectacle where you can observe the power of nature, which is an experience in itself. Known for its wild beauty and powerful roar, this majestic waterfall is an unforgettable experience for any visitor to Iceland.

Krafla is an important volcanic complex in the northeast of Iceland. It is known for its flooded crater along with views of the beautiful surrounding landscape.

Hverir is a fascinating geothermal area in the north of Iceland, famous for its steaming fumaroles, bubbling mud pools and earthy colours. This lunar landscape provides visitors with an unforgettable view of geothermal activity and unique natural beauty.

Goðafoss is another of Iceland's iconic waterfalls, offering a breathtaking spectacle with its massive cascades.

We will spend the morning in the city of Akureyri, where we will spend some quiet time in one of the local cafes. After that, we will move towards the southern part of the island, where we will finish our tour of Iceland.
Akureyri, often called the capital of northern Iceland, is a picturesque port city surrounded by mountain peaks and rich in cultural life and history. While walking around, you can visit the botanical garden or one of the local cafes.

Not far out of town is this photogenic, picturesque lighthouse, which is definitely worth a short stop for a photo.

Ideal stop for swimming in the geothermal pond.

Hvitserkur is a 15-metre-high rock formation on the north coast of Iceland that resembles an elephant. This unique and photogenic rock formation is surrounded by wild waves and offers spectacular views, especially at sunrise or sunset. Hvitserkur is also a popular spot for birdwatching, including puffins and terns, making this an unforgettable experience for nature and photography enthusiasts.

An impressive natural phenomenon in northwest Iceland, carved into the landscape by the Víðidalsá River. Surrounded by rugged wilderness, this deep canyon offers visitors breathtaking views of its sheer walls and the rapids below. The dominant feature is the Kolufossar waterfall, which plummets into the depths of the canyon, creating a magnificent backdrop. Kolugljúfur is an ideal place for a short stop to enjoy the tranquility and power of nature.
The last full day will be spent exploring some beautiful places. Starting with a waterfall, we'll make our way through one of Iceland's most famous silhouettes to just outside the capital and the airport.
Walking to the massive Grundarfoss waterfall, which is 70 metres high, is a fabulous sight.

Kirkjufell is a majestic volcano on the west coast of Iceland, attracting photographers and adventurers alike with its distinctive silhouette and beautiful surrounding landscape. Its unmistakable shapes create an iconic landmark in the landscape, offering a unique atmosphere and experience for anyone who ventures into its vicinity.

We can also head to the lesser-known Svöðufoss waterfalls, which are an unforgettable stop on our journey.

Arnarstapi is a picturesque fishing village on the coast of Iceland. It attracts visitors with its wild beauty of rocky cliffs and clear sea. The history of the area is mixed with legends of the Vikings and natural formations such as the famous Gatklettur basalt arch, which gives the place a mysterious atmosphere.
For the real experience, we will walk along the coastline of this one and soak up its unique charm along with admiring the stunning scenery.

Búðir is a picturesque village on the southwest coast of Iceland, known for its peaceful atmosphere and breathtaking views of volcanoes and the sea. This historic area is a popular destination for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts, mainly due to its unique black church and the surrounding landscape.

Depending on departure time, we will explore the capital city of Reykjavik, where we will be able to buy our last souvenirs. We will then transfer to the airport where we will end our unforgettable journey around Iceland.
The last day is spent exploring the capital city of Reykjavik. We can't miss the famous Hallgrímskirkja Church, Sun Voyager Monument and other interesting places in the centre. There will also be space for souvenir shopping and then we will head to the airport for our flight home.

Take a trip around Iceland with us. In a relatively short time, we'll drive around the island and visit countless amazing places in this stunning country. The journey will be marked by waterfalls, geothermal springs and other unique natural beauties that will make you marvel and feel like you're in another world. 🌋 And as a highlight of our adventure expedition, we will be whaling. 🐋 It will be an unforgettable moment to meet these majestic ocean dwellers and give you a glimpse into the secrets of marine life.
The first day of our journey in Iceland is dedicated to the journey to our destination. As the arrival times vary, our program will depend on this. If there is time and inclination, we will make a stop in Krýsuvík and at Fagradalsfjall Volcano on the way to our accommodation. Arriving at night, we will choose accommodation closer to the airport so that we are rested for the start of our journey. In this case, we will visit these places on the last day.

Krýsuvík is an important geothermal area. Here we can find places with bubbling mud, bubbling springs and multicoloured mineral deposits.

Fagradalsfjall, a young and active volcano in southwest Iceland, became famous for its eruptions in 2021, which attracted worldwide attention.

On our first full day in Iceland, we start right off the bat and visit some incredible places. Early in the morning we will see the most famous geyser, which will be etched in your memory for its size and power. Next on the agenda we will have several amazing waterfalls along with the opportunity to relax at a thermal spring. Last but not least, we will visit the famous plane wreck in the middle of a landscape covered with black sand.
Early in the morning we will head to the most famous geyser in Iceland. Stokkur is the most active water spring and the water gushes out of it up to 20 meters high. All this happens within a few minutes of each other. It is a truly unforgettable experience.

Gullfoss, also known as the "Golden Waterfall", is one of Iceland's most famous natural wonders and the most massive waterfall in Europe!
TIP: Don't forget to bring a raincoat ☔️

Hrunalaug Hot Spring is one of Iceland's hidden spots. It is a picturesque thermal spring surrounded by a wild landscape that offers relaxation and a unique experience. The adjacent small hut only enhances the magical atmosphere of the place.

This majestic waterfall is unique because of the opportunity to walk behind the waterfall. You can walk behind the falling wall of water and admire the surrounding landscape from an unusual perspective.
TIP: Put on a raincoat ☔️

Gljufrabui is a waterfall near the famous Seljalandsfoss. Its beauty lies in the fact that it is partially hidden in a cave, which adds to the mysterious experience of this waterfall.

An impressive waterfall that is almost 60 metres long and 25 metres wide. You will see an unforgettable scenery where the falling water crashes against the black stones, creating a cloud of fine droplets.

Another of Iceland's breathtaking waterfalls under which we can also walk.

The viewpoint offers stunning views of unspoilt landscapes, majestic cliffs and the vast sea. The view of the local lighthouse standing on the cliff is also impressive. If you're lucky, you can even spot puffins.

Today's programme is full of beautiful places that will show us the great diversity of nature in Iceland. We will start at the famous black sand beach from which we will continue to the canyon gorge. Over a beautiful waterfall on basalt walls we will reach a lesser known canyon, but no less impressive. Depending on the season, towards the end of the day we will reach the famous beach with the "diamonds" of the glacier next to which there is a glacial lake. We can end the day by relaxing at Hoffel Hot Tubs.
Reynisfjara Beach is a picturesque black sand beach on the south-east coast of Iceland. It is known for its stunning volcanic cliffs and rough seas. This iconic location attracts visitors with its dramatic landscape and immerses them in the atmosphere of the wild coastline. The basalt cliffs in which seabirds nest add to its uniqueness, but beware! It is very dangerous! The waves here are unpredictable at any time of the year so it is not recommended to turn your back on it for any length of time! 🌊

Fjaðrárgljúfur is an amazing canyon gorge that measures around 100 metres. It stuns with its steep moss-covered walls and flowing river. This place has not only been featured in the filming of the famous Game of Thrones series, but also, for example, in the music video for Justin Bieber and Twenty One Pilots.

Svartifoss, or Black Falls, is very remarkable. The water flows over basalt columns that resemble the pipes of an organ. They can be reached by a leisurely walk through Skaftafell National Park.

Múlagljúfur Canyon is a hidden gem of the Icelandic landscape. This lesser-known, deep and picturesque canyon in southeast Iceland is surrounded by high, steep rock walls and green valleys, offering breathtaking views.

Breaking bushes float on the surface of this glacial lake, creating an amazing spectacle. Occasionally, seals can be seen here.

It depends on the time of year, but if possible, we'll head to Diamond Beach. It's an unforgettable spectacle. Ice floes that look like diamonds glitter on the black sandy shore. This unique contrast between the dark coastline and the translucent glaciers makes for an impressive and indescribable sight.

We will make the long journey through several beautiful places. We start at Cape Stokness and make our way through the waterfall and canyon to the Hverir geothermal area, which is a short drive from our accommodation.
On Cape Stokness there is a very famous photogenic beach with black dunes and the beautiful Vestrahorn mountain in the background. The steep cliffs rising from the sides of the magnificent lagoon and the black sand beaches all around are guaranteed to enchant everyone. This is the perfect start to today's long journey.


Unique geothermal spa located on Lake Urriðavatn of East Iceland. It offers relaxation in several hot springs that are set directly into the lake with a spectacular view of the surrounding nature. What makes Vök Baths so special are the floating pools, which give the impression that you are bathing directly in the lake. As well as relaxing, you can enjoy drinks made from locally prepared herbal tea, which is brewed from pure geothermal water.
Stuðlagil Canyon, famous for its magnificent basalt columns and turquoise blue river, is one of the highlights of East Iceland. This place provides a unique and photogenic experience, ideal for nature lovers and photographers.

Today is the day of the whales. We will set off from the town of Húsavík for this unforgettable spectacle and then return to the direction we came from for two stops. We'll see Dettifoss waterfall and Krafla crater. We end the day at sunset at Goðafoss waterfalls. We will anchor for the night in the town of Akuyeri.
Húsavík is a famous centre for whale watching. We will also go on a roughly three-hour cruise during which we will be able to enjoy, in addition to the majestic whales, the beautiful surrounding nature.

Dettifoss is the second largest waterfall in Europe. With a width of 100 metres and a height of 44 metres, the waterfall offers a breathtaking spectacle where you can observe the power of nature, which is an experience in itself. Known for its wild beauty and powerful roar, this majestic waterfall is an unforgettable experience for any visitor to Iceland.

Krafla is an important volcanic complex in the northeast of Iceland. It is known for its flooded crater along with views of the beautiful surrounding landscape.

Hverir is a fascinating geothermal area in the north of Iceland, famous for its steaming fumaroles, bubbling mud pools and earthy colours. This lunar landscape provides visitors with an unforgettable view of geothermal activity and unique natural beauty.

Goðafoss is another of Iceland's iconic waterfalls, offering a breathtaking spectacle with its massive cascades.

We will spend the morning in the city of Akureyri, where we will spend some quiet time in one of the local cafes. After that, we will move towards the southern part of the island, where we will finish our tour of Iceland.
Akureyri, often called the capital of northern Iceland, is a picturesque port city surrounded by mountain peaks and rich in cultural life and history. While walking around, you can visit the botanical garden or one of the local cafes.

Not far out of town is this photogenic, picturesque lighthouse, which is definitely worth a short stop for a photo.

Ideal stop for swimming in the geothermal pond.

Hvitserkur is a 15-metre-high rock formation on the north coast of Iceland that resembles an elephant. This unique and photogenic rock formation is surrounded by wild waves and offers spectacular views, especially at sunrise or sunset. Hvitserkur is also a popular spot for birdwatching, including puffins and terns, making this an unforgettable experience for nature and photography enthusiasts.

An impressive natural phenomenon in northwest Iceland, carved into the landscape by the Víðidalsá River. Surrounded by rugged wilderness, this deep canyon offers visitors breathtaking views of its sheer walls and the rapids below. The dominant feature is the Kolufossar waterfall, which plummets into the depths of the canyon, creating a magnificent backdrop. Kolugljúfur is an ideal place for a short stop to enjoy the tranquility and power of nature.
The last full day will be spent exploring some beautiful places. Starting with a waterfall, we'll make our way through one of Iceland's most famous silhouettes to just outside the capital and the airport.
Walking to the massive Grundarfoss waterfall, which is 70 metres high, is a fabulous sight.

Kirkjufell is a majestic volcano on the west coast of Iceland, attracting photographers and adventurers alike with its distinctive silhouette and beautiful surrounding landscape. Its unmistakable shapes create an iconic landmark in the landscape, offering a unique atmosphere and experience for anyone who ventures into its vicinity.

We can also head to the lesser-known Svöðufoss waterfalls, which are an unforgettable stop on our journey.

Arnarstapi is a picturesque fishing village on the coast of Iceland. It attracts visitors with its wild beauty of rocky cliffs and clear sea. The history of the area is mixed with legends of the Vikings and natural formations such as the famous Gatklettur basalt arch, which gives the place a mysterious atmosphere.
For the real experience, we will walk along the coastline of this one and soak up its unique charm along with admiring the stunning scenery.

Búðir is a picturesque village on the southwest coast of Iceland, known for its peaceful atmosphere and breathtaking views of volcanoes and the sea. This historic area is a popular destination for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts, mainly due to its unique black church and the surrounding landscape.

Depending on departure time, we will explore the capital city of Reykjavik, where we will be able to buy our last souvenirs. We will then transfer to the airport where we will end our unforgettable journey around Iceland.
The last day is spent exploring the capital city of Reykjavik. We can't miss the famous Hallgrímskirkja Church, Sun Voyager Monument and other interesting places in the centre. There will also be space for souvenir shopping and then we will head to the airport for our flight home.





































Take a trip around Iceland with us. In a relatively short time, we'll drive around the island and visit countless amazing places in this stunning country. The journey will be marked by waterfalls, geothermal springs and other unique natural beauties that will make you marvel and feel like you're in another world. 🌋 And as a highlight of our adventure expedition, we will be whaling. 🐋 It will be an unforgettable moment to meet these majestic ocean dwellers and give you a glimpse into the secrets of marine life.
The first day of our journey in Iceland is dedicated to the journey to our destination. As the arrival times vary, our program will depend on this. If there is time and inclination, we will make a stop in Krýsuvík and at Fagradalsfjall Volcano on the way to our accommodation. Arriving at night, we will choose accommodation closer to the airport so that we are rested for the start of our journey. In this case, we will visit these places on the last day.

Krýsuvík is an important geothermal area. Here we can find places with bubbling mud, bubbling springs and multicoloured mineral deposits.

Fagradalsfjall, a young and active volcano in southwest Iceland, became famous for its eruptions in 2021, which attracted worldwide attention.

On our first full day in Iceland, we start right off the bat and visit some incredible places. Early in the morning we will see the most famous geyser, which will be etched in your memory for its size and power. Next on the agenda we will have several amazing waterfalls along with the opportunity to relax at a thermal spring. Last but not least, we will visit the famous plane wreck in the middle of a landscape covered with black sand.
Early in the morning we will head to the most famous geyser in Iceland. Stokkur is the most active water spring and the water gushes out of it up to 20 meters high. All this happens within a few minutes of each other. It is a truly unforgettable experience.

Gullfoss, also known as the "Golden Waterfall", is one of Iceland's most famous natural wonders and the most massive waterfall in Europe!
TIP: Don't forget to bring a raincoat ☔️

Hrunalaug Hot Spring is one of Iceland's hidden spots. It is a picturesque thermal spring surrounded by a wild landscape that offers relaxation and a unique experience. The adjacent small hut only enhances the magical atmosphere of the place.

This majestic waterfall is unique because of the opportunity to walk behind the waterfall. You can walk behind the falling wall of water and admire the surrounding landscape from an unusual perspective.
TIP: Put on a raincoat ☔️

Gljufrabui is a waterfall near the famous Seljalandsfoss. Its beauty lies in the fact that it is partially hidden in a cave, which adds to the mysterious experience of this waterfall.

An impressive waterfall that is almost 60 metres long and 25 metres wide. You will see an unforgettable scenery where the falling water crashes against the black stones, creating a cloud of fine droplets.

Another of Iceland's breathtaking waterfalls under which we can also walk.

The viewpoint offers stunning views of unspoilt landscapes, majestic cliffs and the vast sea. The view of the local lighthouse standing on the cliff is also impressive. If you're lucky, you can even spot puffins.

Today's programme is full of beautiful places that will show us the great diversity of nature in Iceland. We will start at the famous black sand beach from which we will continue to the canyon gorge. Over a beautiful waterfall on basalt walls we will reach a lesser known canyon, but no less impressive. Depending on the season, towards the end of the day we will reach the famous beach with the "diamonds" of the glacier next to which there is a glacial lake. We can end the day by relaxing at Hoffel Hot Tubs.
Reynisfjara Beach is a picturesque black sand beach on the south-east coast of Iceland. It is known for its stunning volcanic cliffs and rough seas. This iconic location attracts visitors with its dramatic landscape and immerses them in the atmosphere of the wild coastline. The basalt cliffs in which seabirds nest add to its uniqueness, but beware! It is very dangerous! The waves here are unpredictable at any time of the year so it is not recommended to turn your back on it for any length of time! 🌊

Fjaðrárgljúfur is an amazing canyon gorge that measures around 100 metres. It stuns with its steep moss-covered walls and flowing river. This place has not only been featured in the filming of the famous Game of Thrones series, but also, for example, in the music video for Justin Bieber and Twenty One Pilots.

Svartifoss, or Black Falls, is very remarkable. The water flows over basalt columns that resemble the pipes of an organ. They can be reached by a leisurely walk through Skaftafell National Park.

Múlagljúfur Canyon is a hidden gem of the Icelandic landscape. This lesser-known, deep and picturesque canyon in southeast Iceland is surrounded by high, steep rock walls and green valleys, offering breathtaking views.

Breaking bushes float on the surface of this glacial lake, creating an amazing spectacle. Occasionally, seals can be seen here.

It depends on the time of year, but if possible, we'll head to Diamond Beach. It's an unforgettable spectacle. Ice floes that look like diamonds glitter on the black sandy shore. This unique contrast between the dark coastline and the translucent glaciers makes for an impressive and indescribable sight.

We will make the long journey through several beautiful places. We start at Cape Stokness and make our way through the waterfall and canyon to the Hverir geothermal area, which is a short drive from our accommodation.
On Cape Stokness there is a very famous photogenic beach with black dunes and the beautiful Vestrahorn mountain in the background. The steep cliffs rising from the sides of the magnificent lagoon and the black sand beaches all around are guaranteed to enchant everyone. This is the perfect start to today's long journey.


Unique geothermal spa located on Lake Urriðavatn of East Iceland. It offers relaxation in several hot springs that are set directly into the lake with a spectacular view of the surrounding nature. What makes Vök Baths so special are the floating pools, which give the impression that you are bathing directly in the lake. As well as relaxing, you can enjoy drinks made from locally prepared herbal tea, which is brewed from pure geothermal water.
Stuðlagil Canyon, famous for its magnificent basalt columns and turquoise blue river, is one of the highlights of East Iceland. This place provides a unique and photogenic experience, ideal for nature lovers and photographers.

Today is the day of the whales. We will set off from the town of Húsavík for this unforgettable spectacle and then return to the direction we came from for two stops. We'll see Dettifoss waterfall and Krafla crater. We end the day at sunset at Goðafoss waterfalls. We will anchor for the night in the town of Akuyeri.
Húsavík is a famous centre for whale watching. We will also go on a roughly three-hour cruise during which we will be able to enjoy, in addition to the majestic whales, the beautiful surrounding nature.

Dettifoss is the second largest waterfall in Europe. With a width of 100 metres and a height of 44 metres, the waterfall offers a breathtaking spectacle where you can observe the power of nature, which is an experience in itself. Known for its wild beauty and powerful roar, this majestic waterfall is an unforgettable experience for any visitor to Iceland.

Krafla is an important volcanic complex in the northeast of Iceland. It is known for its flooded crater along with views of the beautiful surrounding landscape.

Hverir is a fascinating geothermal area in the north of Iceland, famous for its steaming fumaroles, bubbling mud pools and earthy colours. This lunar landscape provides visitors with an unforgettable view of geothermal activity and unique natural beauty.

Goðafoss is another of Iceland's iconic waterfalls, offering a breathtaking spectacle with its massive cascades.

We will spend the morning in the city of Akureyri, where we will spend some quiet time in one of the local cafes. After that, we will move towards the southern part of the island, where we will finish our tour of Iceland.
Akureyri, often called the capital of northern Iceland, is a picturesque port city surrounded by mountain peaks and rich in cultural life and history. While walking around, you can visit the botanical garden or one of the local cafes.

Not far out of town is this photogenic, picturesque lighthouse, which is definitely worth a short stop for a photo.

Ideal stop for swimming in the geothermal pond.

Hvitserkur is a 15-metre-high rock formation on the north coast of Iceland that resembles an elephant. This unique and photogenic rock formation is surrounded by wild waves and offers spectacular views, especially at sunrise or sunset. Hvitserkur is also a popular spot for birdwatching, including puffins and terns, making this an unforgettable experience for nature and photography enthusiasts.

An impressive natural phenomenon in northwest Iceland, carved into the landscape by the Víðidalsá River. Surrounded by rugged wilderness, this deep canyon offers visitors breathtaking views of its sheer walls and the rapids below. The dominant feature is the Kolufossar waterfall, which plummets into the depths of the canyon, creating a magnificent backdrop. Kolugljúfur is an ideal place for a short stop to enjoy the tranquility and power of nature.
The last full day will be spent exploring some beautiful places. Starting with a waterfall, we'll make our way through one of Iceland's most famous silhouettes to just outside the capital and the airport.
Walking to the massive Grundarfoss waterfall, which is 70 metres high, is a fabulous sight.

Kirkjufell is a majestic volcano on the west coast of Iceland, attracting photographers and adventurers alike with its distinctive silhouette and beautiful surrounding landscape. Its unmistakable shapes create an iconic landmark in the landscape, offering a unique atmosphere and experience for anyone who ventures into its vicinity.

We can also head to the lesser-known Svöðufoss waterfalls, which are an unforgettable stop on our journey.

Arnarstapi is a picturesque fishing village on the coast of Iceland. It attracts visitors with its wild beauty of rocky cliffs and clear sea. The history of the area is mixed with legends of the Vikings and natural formations such as the famous Gatklettur basalt arch, which gives the place a mysterious atmosphere.
For the real experience, we will walk along the coastline of this one and soak up its unique charm along with admiring the stunning scenery.

Búðir is a picturesque village on the southwest coast of Iceland, known for its peaceful atmosphere and breathtaking views of volcanoes and the sea. This historic area is a popular destination for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts, mainly due to its unique black church and the surrounding landscape.

Depending on departure time, we will explore the capital city of Reykjavik, where we will be able to buy our last souvenirs. We will then transfer to the airport where we will end our unforgettable journey around Iceland.
The last day is spent exploring the capital city of Reykjavik. We can't miss the famous Hallgrímskirkja Church, Sun Voyager Monument and other interesting places in the centre. There will also be space for souvenir shopping and then we will head to the airport for our flight home.

Take a trip around Iceland with us. In a relatively short time, we'll drive around the island and visit countless amazing places in this stunning country. The journey will be marked by waterfalls, geothermal springs and other unique natural beauties that will make you marvel and feel like you're in another world. 🌋 And as a highlight of our adventure expedition, we will be whaling. 🐋 It will be an unforgettable moment to meet these majestic ocean dwellers and give you a glimpse into the secrets of marine life.
The first day of our journey in Iceland is dedicated to the journey to our destination. As the arrival times vary, our program will depend on this. If there is time and inclination, we will make a stop in Krýsuvík and at Fagradalsfjall Volcano on the way to our accommodation. Arriving at night, we will choose accommodation closer to the airport so that we are rested for the start of our journey. In this case, we will visit these places on the last day.

Krýsuvík is an important geothermal area. Here we can find places with bubbling mud, bubbling springs and multicoloured mineral deposits.

Fagradalsfjall, a young and active volcano in southwest Iceland, became famous for its eruptions in 2021, which attracted worldwide attention.

On our first full day in Iceland, we start right off the bat and visit some incredible places. Early in the morning we will see the most famous geyser, which will be etched in your memory for its size and power. Next on the agenda we will have several amazing waterfalls along with the opportunity to relax at a thermal spring. Last but not least, we will visit the famous plane wreck in the middle of a landscape covered with black sand.
Early in the morning we will head to the most famous geyser in Iceland. Stokkur is the most active water spring and the water gushes out of it up to 20 meters high. All this happens within a few minutes of each other. It is a truly unforgettable experience.

Gullfoss, also known as the "Golden Waterfall", is one of Iceland's most famous natural wonders and the most massive waterfall in Europe!
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Hrunalaug Hot Spring is one of Iceland's hidden spots. It is a picturesque thermal spring surrounded by a wild landscape that offers relaxation and a unique experience. The adjacent small hut only enhances the magical atmosphere of the place.

This majestic waterfall is unique because of the opportunity to walk behind the waterfall. You can walk behind the falling wall of water and admire the surrounding landscape from an unusual perspective.
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Gljufrabui is a waterfall near the famous Seljalandsfoss. Its beauty lies in the fact that it is partially hidden in a cave, which adds to the mysterious experience of this waterfall.

An impressive waterfall that is almost 60 metres long and 25 metres wide. You will see an unforgettable scenery where the falling water crashes against the black stones, creating a cloud of fine droplets.

Another of Iceland's breathtaking waterfalls under which we can also walk.

The viewpoint offers stunning views of unspoilt landscapes, majestic cliffs and the vast sea. The view of the local lighthouse standing on the cliff is also impressive. If you're lucky, you can even spot puffins.

Today's programme is full of beautiful places that will show us the great diversity of nature in Iceland. We will start at the famous black sand beach from which we will continue to the canyon gorge. Over a beautiful waterfall on basalt walls we will reach a lesser known canyon, but no less impressive. Depending on the season, towards the end of the day we will reach the famous beach with the "diamonds" of the glacier next to which there is a glacial lake. We can end the day by relaxing at Hoffel Hot Tubs.
Reynisfjara Beach is a picturesque black sand beach on the south-east coast of Iceland. It is known for its stunning volcanic cliffs and rough seas. This iconic location attracts visitors with its dramatic landscape and immerses them in the atmosphere of the wild coastline. The basalt cliffs in which seabirds nest add to its uniqueness, but beware! It is very dangerous! The waves here are unpredictable at any time of the year so it is not recommended to turn your back on it for any length of time! 🌊

Fjaðrárgljúfur is an amazing canyon gorge that measures around 100 metres. It stuns with its steep moss-covered walls and flowing river. This place has not only been featured in the filming of the famous Game of Thrones series, but also, for example, in the music video for Justin Bieber and Twenty One Pilots.

Svartifoss, or Black Falls, is very remarkable. The water flows over basalt columns that resemble the pipes of an organ. They can be reached by a leisurely walk through Skaftafell National Park.

Múlagljúfur Canyon is a hidden gem of the Icelandic landscape. This lesser-known, deep and picturesque canyon in southeast Iceland is surrounded by high, steep rock walls and green valleys, offering breathtaking views.

Breaking bushes float on the surface of this glacial lake, creating an amazing spectacle. Occasionally, seals can be seen here.

It depends on the time of year, but if possible, we'll head to Diamond Beach. It's an unforgettable spectacle. Ice floes that look like diamonds glitter on the black sandy shore. This unique contrast between the dark coastline and the translucent glaciers makes for an impressive and indescribable sight.

We will make the long journey through several beautiful places. We start at Cape Stokness and make our way through the waterfall and canyon to the Hverir geothermal area, which is a short drive from our accommodation.
On Cape Stokness there is a very famous photogenic beach with black dunes and the beautiful Vestrahorn mountain in the background. The steep cliffs rising from the sides of the magnificent lagoon and the black sand beaches all around are guaranteed to enchant everyone. This is the perfect start to today's long journey.


Unique geothermal spa located on Lake Urriðavatn of East Iceland. It offers relaxation in several hot springs that are set directly into the lake with a spectacular view of the surrounding nature. What makes Vök Baths so special are the floating pools, which give the impression that you are bathing directly in the lake. As well as relaxing, you can enjoy drinks made from locally prepared herbal tea, which is brewed from pure geothermal water.
Stuðlagil Canyon, famous for its magnificent basalt columns and turquoise blue river, is one of the highlights of East Iceland. This place provides a unique and photogenic experience, ideal for nature lovers and photographers.

Today is the day of the whales. We will set off from the town of Húsavík for this unforgettable spectacle and then return to the direction we came from for two stops. We'll see Dettifoss waterfall and Krafla crater. We end the day at sunset at Goðafoss waterfalls. We will anchor for the night in the town of Akuyeri.
Húsavík is a famous centre for whale watching. We will also go on a roughly three-hour cruise during which we will be able to enjoy, in addition to the majestic whales, the beautiful surrounding nature.

Dettifoss is the second largest waterfall in Europe. With a width of 100 metres and a height of 44 metres, the waterfall offers a breathtaking spectacle where you can observe the power of nature, which is an experience in itself. Known for its wild beauty and powerful roar, this majestic waterfall is an unforgettable experience for any visitor to Iceland.

Krafla is an important volcanic complex in the northeast of Iceland. It is known for its flooded crater along with views of the beautiful surrounding landscape.

Hverir is a fascinating geothermal area in the north of Iceland, famous for its steaming fumaroles, bubbling mud pools and earthy colours. This lunar landscape provides visitors with an unforgettable view of geothermal activity and unique natural beauty.

Goðafoss is another of Iceland's iconic waterfalls, offering a breathtaking spectacle with its massive cascades.

We will spend the morning in the city of Akureyri, where we will spend some quiet time in one of the local cafes. After that, we will move towards the southern part of the island, where we will finish our tour of Iceland.
Akureyri, often called the capital of northern Iceland, is a picturesque port city surrounded by mountain peaks and rich in cultural life and history. While walking around, you can visit the botanical garden or one of the local cafes.

Not far out of town is this photogenic, picturesque lighthouse, which is definitely worth a short stop for a photo.

Ideal stop for swimming in the geothermal pond.

Hvitserkur is a 15-metre-high rock formation on the north coast of Iceland that resembles an elephant. This unique and photogenic rock formation is surrounded by wild waves and offers spectacular views, especially at sunrise or sunset. Hvitserkur is also a popular spot for birdwatching, including puffins and terns, making this an unforgettable experience for nature and photography enthusiasts.

An impressive natural phenomenon in northwest Iceland, carved into the landscape by the Víðidalsá River. Surrounded by rugged wilderness, this deep canyon offers visitors breathtaking views of its sheer walls and the rapids below. The dominant feature is the Kolufossar waterfall, which plummets into the depths of the canyon, creating a magnificent backdrop. Kolugljúfur is an ideal place for a short stop to enjoy the tranquility and power of nature.
The last full day will be spent exploring some beautiful places. Starting with a waterfall, we'll make our way through one of Iceland's most famous silhouettes to just outside the capital and the airport.
Walking to the massive Grundarfoss waterfall, which is 70 metres high, is a fabulous sight.

Kirkjufell is a majestic volcano on the west coast of Iceland, attracting photographers and adventurers alike with its distinctive silhouette and beautiful surrounding landscape. Its unmistakable shapes create an iconic landmark in the landscape, offering a unique atmosphere and experience for anyone who ventures into its vicinity.

We can also head to the lesser-known Svöðufoss waterfalls, which are an unforgettable stop on our journey.

Arnarstapi is a picturesque fishing village on the coast of Iceland. It attracts visitors with its wild beauty of rocky cliffs and clear sea. The history of the area is mixed with legends of the Vikings and natural formations such as the famous Gatklettur basalt arch, which gives the place a mysterious atmosphere.
For the real experience, we will walk along the coastline of this one and soak up its unique charm along with admiring the stunning scenery.

Búðir is a picturesque village on the southwest coast of Iceland, known for its peaceful atmosphere and breathtaking views of volcanoes and the sea. This historic area is a popular destination for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts, mainly due to its unique black church and the surrounding landscape.

Depending on departure time, we will explore the capital city of Reykjavik, where we will be able to buy our last souvenirs. We will then transfer to the airport where we will end our unforgettable journey around Iceland.
The last day is spent exploring the capital city of Reykjavik. We can't miss the famous Hallgrímskirkja Church, Sun Voyager Monument and other interesting places in the centre. There will also be space for souvenir shopping and then we will head to the airport for our flight home.
