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Since we will arrive late at night, we will spend the night a short distance from the airport and then set off for our adventure the next morning.
We will arrive at Keflavík airport, rent cars and go to sleep.

In the morning we will get into the cars and head north to the Snæfellsnes peninsula. On the way, we will stop at a few interesting places. Especially on the Reykjanes peninsula.
From Keflavík we will go to Iceland's smallest volcano. It was formed by an eruption in 2021.

Krýsuvík is an important geothermal area, where we can find places with bubbling mud, springs and different coloured mineral deposits.

Kirkjufell, a majestic volcano on the west coast of Iceland, attracts 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 inspiration to anyone who ventures into its surroundings.

Directly below the Kirkjufell slope is the picturesque Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall, whose falling water adds even more charm and soundscape to the scenery.

The second day is spent exploring the Snaefellsnes peninsula.
Arnarstapi, a picturesque fishing village on the coast of Iceland, enchants visitors with its wild beauty of rocky cliffs and clear sea. The history of the area is mixed with legends of Vikings and natural formations such as the famous Gatklettur basalt arch, which gives the place a mysterious atmosphere.
For the ultimate experience, we will walk along the coastline of the area, soaking up its unique charm along with admiring the stunning scenery.

Ytri Tunga Beach is a beautiful beach on the west coast of Iceland, known as a place where seals are often found. This sandy beach offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and is a popular stop for observing the local fauna.

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 thanks to its unique black church and surrounding landscape.

Then we can head to the lesser-known waterfalls, Svöðufoss, which are an unforgettable stop on a journey through the Icelandic wilderness.

Walking to the mighty Grundarfoss waterfall, which is 70 metres high, is a fabulous sight.

Today we will visit the most famous geyser, many beautiful waterfalls await us, and we will also be able to bathe in a thermal spring.
Early in the morning we will head to the most famous geyser here in Iceland. Stokkur is the most active water spring, with water gushing out of it at a height of 20 metres every few minutes. It's 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 Iceland's hidden treasure, a picturesque thermal spring surrounded by wild landscapes that offers a relaxing and unique experience. A small hut gives the place a magical atmosphere.

This majestic waterfall makes the opportunity to walk behind the waterfall unique. You can walk behind the falling wall of water and admire the surrounding landscape from an unusual perspective.

Gljufrabui Gljúfrabúi is a hidden 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.

In addition to discovering the beauty of nature, we will visit the local museum of folk traditions.
Reynisfjara Beach is a picturesque black sand beach on the southeast coast of Iceland, known for its stunning volcanic cliffs and rough seas. This iconic location draws 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 advisable to turn your back on it for any length of time!

An impressive waterfall almost 60 metres long and 25 metres wide. You will see the unforgettable image of its falling water crashing against the black rocks below, creating a cloud of fine mist.

Another of Iceland's breathtaking waterfalls. Plus, you can walk under it!

Skógar Museum, is a fascinating archaeological and ethnographic museum that provides a compelling insight into the history and culture of Iceland. Its rich collections include artefacts such as ancient tools, clothing and everyday objects, allowing visitors a deeper understanding of life in the area from ancient times to the present day.

The wreckage of the DC-3 aircraft lying in the black volcanic sand attracts not only curious history buffs but also photographers and ordinary tourists. This plane crashed here in 1973, the entire crew survived, only the wreckage of the plane remains.
There is a trail of about 8 kilometers to this place, we will see if we want to visit this place.

A beach covered with ice fragments, a glacial lake, thermal pools and a walk through a nature reserve will be the highlight of today's day.
It depends on the time of year, but if possible, we would head to Diamond Beach for sunrise. It's definitely an unforgettable spectacle. There are ice floes that look like diamonds glittering on the black sandy shore. This unique contrast between the dark shoreline and the bright glaciers makes for an impressive and indescribable sight.

Breaking bushes float on the surface of this glacial lake, creating an amazing spectacle. Seals can sometimes be spotted here, or you can take a boat trip.

Hoffell Hot Tubs are cosy thermal pools located in the heart of the Icelandic wilderness, surrounded by impressive mountains and glaciers. These natural spas offer outdoor hot water relaxation, the perfect way to unwind and enjoy the beauty of the local landscape.

In this protected area we can take a short walk or just admire the wildlife, watch the birds and relax on the secluded beach.

On Cape Stokness there is a very famous and 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. It is definitely a beautiful end to today's trip.

This Viking village was built for the purpose of filming a movie, which was never made, so it now serves as a tourist haunt.

Before we move back to Reykjavik we will explore the beautiful corners around the town of Vík. For example, the magical canyon gorge, the Black Falls or the lake of the glacial lagoon.
The picturesque lake of the glacial lagoon will enchant you with its impressive beauty and peaceful atmosphere

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.

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's song and Twenty One Pilots.

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.

At the end of the day we can explore the town of Vík, where we are staying. We can see the beautiful church standing on the cliff or the stunning black beaches.

Today we plan to move to the capital Reykjavik, which we will be able to explore in more detail and buy souvenirs. On the way we can still make short stops at the beautiful crater and thermal springs if we wish.
For a small fee we can take a look at this impressive crater. We can walk around the crater from the top or right in the valley, at the surface.

If we want, we can make one last stop at the thermal springs. There is also a waterfall nearby with a beautiful view.

The last day is spent exploring Reykjavik. We'll be sure to see the famous Hallgrímskirkja Church, the Sun Voyager Monument and other interesting places in the centre. There will also certainly be room for souvenir shopping, and in the evening we will make room for a group dinner and a sit-down meal at one of the local restaurants.


When you return from Iceland, you will take away not only beautiful memories, but also a deeper understanding of the fragility and power of nature, an experience that is hard to forget.
Journey with us on an Iceland adventure. An island of ice and fire, an island of kind-hearted people and, above all, an island of breathtaking nature. Iceland's geothermal springs, gigantic waterfalls, volcanoes, geysers, glacial nooks and crannies, breathtaking beaches and much more that wild nature has to offer. Don't hesitate to discover this fabulous place with us!
Since we will arrive late at night, we will spend the night a short distance from the airport and then set off for our adventure the next morning.
We will arrive at Keflavík airport, rent cars and go to sleep.

In the morning we will get into the cars and head north to the Snæfellsnes peninsula. On the way, we will stop at a few interesting places. Especially on the Reykjanes peninsula.
From Keflavík we will go to Iceland's smallest volcano. It was formed by an eruption in 2021.

Krýsuvík is an important geothermal area, where we can find places with bubbling mud, springs and different coloured mineral deposits.

Kirkjufell, a majestic volcano on the west coast of Iceland, attracts 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 inspiration to anyone who ventures into its surroundings.

Directly below the Kirkjufell slope is the picturesque Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall, whose falling water adds even more charm and soundscape to the scenery.

The second day is spent exploring the Snaefellsnes peninsula.
Arnarstapi, a picturesque fishing village on the coast of Iceland, enchants visitors with its wild beauty of rocky cliffs and clear sea. The history of the area is mixed with legends of Vikings and natural formations such as the famous Gatklettur basalt arch, which gives the place a mysterious atmosphere.
For the ultimate experience, we will walk along the coastline of the area, soaking up its unique charm along with admiring the stunning scenery.

Ytri Tunga Beach is a beautiful beach on the west coast of Iceland, known as a place where seals are often found. This sandy beach offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and is a popular stop for observing the local fauna.

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 thanks to its unique black church and surrounding landscape.

Then we can head to the lesser-known waterfalls, Svöðufoss, which are an unforgettable stop on a journey through the Icelandic wilderness.

Walking to the mighty Grundarfoss waterfall, which is 70 metres high, is a fabulous sight.

Today we will visit the most famous geyser, many beautiful waterfalls await us, and we will also be able to bathe in a thermal spring.
Early in the morning we will head to the most famous geyser here in Iceland. Stokkur is the most active water spring, with water gushing out of it at a height of 20 metres every few minutes. It's 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 Iceland's hidden treasure, a picturesque thermal spring surrounded by wild landscapes that offers a relaxing and unique experience. A small hut gives the place a magical atmosphere.

This majestic waterfall makes the opportunity to walk behind the waterfall unique. You can walk behind the falling wall of water and admire the surrounding landscape from an unusual perspective.

Gljufrabui Gljúfrabúi is a hidden 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.

In addition to discovering the beauty of nature, we will visit the local museum of folk traditions.
Reynisfjara Beach is a picturesque black sand beach on the southeast coast of Iceland, known for its stunning volcanic cliffs and rough seas. This iconic location draws 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 advisable to turn your back on it for any length of time!

An impressive waterfall almost 60 metres long and 25 metres wide. You will see the unforgettable image of its falling water crashing against the black rocks below, creating a cloud of fine mist.

Another of Iceland's breathtaking waterfalls. Plus, you can walk under it!

Skógar Museum, is a fascinating archaeological and ethnographic museum that provides a compelling insight into the history and culture of Iceland. Its rich collections include artefacts such as ancient tools, clothing and everyday objects, allowing visitors a deeper understanding of life in the area from ancient times to the present day.

The wreckage of the DC-3 aircraft lying in the black volcanic sand attracts not only curious history buffs but also photographers and ordinary tourists. This plane crashed here in 1973, the entire crew survived, only the wreckage of the plane remains.
There is a trail of about 8 kilometers to this place, we will see if we want to visit this place.

A beach covered with ice fragments, a glacial lake, thermal pools and a walk through a nature reserve will be the highlight of today's day.
It depends on the time of year, but if possible, we would head to Diamond Beach for sunrise. It's definitely an unforgettable spectacle. There are ice floes that look like diamonds glittering on the black sandy shore. This unique contrast between the dark shoreline and the bright glaciers makes for an impressive and indescribable sight.

Breaking bushes float on the surface of this glacial lake, creating an amazing spectacle. Seals can sometimes be spotted here, or you can take a boat trip.

Hoffell Hot Tubs are cosy thermal pools located in the heart of the Icelandic wilderness, surrounded by impressive mountains and glaciers. These natural spas offer outdoor hot water relaxation, the perfect way to unwind and enjoy the beauty of the local landscape.

In this protected area we can take a short walk or just admire the wildlife, watch the birds and relax on the secluded beach.

On Cape Stokness there is a very famous and 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. It is definitely a beautiful end to today's trip.

This Viking village was built for the purpose of filming a movie, which was never made, so it now serves as a tourist haunt.

Before we move back to Reykjavik we will explore the beautiful corners around the town of Vík. For example, the magical canyon gorge, the Black Falls or the lake of the glacial lagoon.
The picturesque lake of the glacial lagoon will enchant you with its impressive beauty and peaceful atmosphere

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.

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's song and Twenty One Pilots.

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.

At the end of the day we can explore the town of Vík, where we are staying. We can see the beautiful church standing on the cliff or the stunning black beaches.

Today we plan to move to the capital Reykjavik, which we will be able to explore in more detail and buy souvenirs. On the way we can still make short stops at the beautiful crater and thermal springs if we wish.
For a small fee we can take a look at this impressive crater. We can walk around the crater from the top or right in the valley, at the surface.

If we want, we can make one last stop at the thermal springs. There is also a waterfall nearby with a beautiful view.

The last day is spent exploring Reykjavik. We'll be sure to see the famous Hallgrímskirkja Church, the Sun Voyager Monument and other interesting places in the centre. There will also certainly be room for souvenir shopping, and in the evening we will make room for a group dinner and a sit-down meal at one of the local restaurants.


When you return from Iceland, you will take away not only beautiful memories, but also a deeper understanding of the fragility and power of nature, an experience that is hard to forget.


































Journey with us on an Iceland adventure. An island of ice and fire, an island of kind-hearted people and, above all, an island of breathtaking nature. Iceland's geothermal springs, gigantic waterfalls, volcanoes, geysers, glacial nooks and crannies, breathtaking beaches and much more that wild nature has to offer. Don't hesitate to discover this fabulous place with us!
Since we will arrive late at night, we will spend the night a short distance from the airport and then set off for our adventure the next morning.
We will arrive at Keflavík airport, rent cars and go to sleep.

In the morning we will get into the cars and head north to the Snæfellsnes peninsula. On the way, we will stop at a few interesting places. Especially on the Reykjanes peninsula.
From Keflavík we will go to Iceland's smallest volcano. It was formed by an eruption in 2021.

Krýsuvík is an important geothermal area, where we can find places with bubbling mud, springs and different coloured mineral deposits.

Kirkjufell, a majestic volcano on the west coast of Iceland, attracts 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 inspiration to anyone who ventures into its surroundings.

Directly below the Kirkjufell slope is the picturesque Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall, whose falling water adds even more charm and soundscape to the scenery.

The second day is spent exploring the Snaefellsnes peninsula.
Arnarstapi, a picturesque fishing village on the coast of Iceland, enchants visitors with its wild beauty of rocky cliffs and clear sea. The history of the area is mixed with legends of Vikings and natural formations such as the famous Gatklettur basalt arch, which gives the place a mysterious atmosphere.
For the ultimate experience, we will walk along the coastline of the area, soaking up its unique charm along with admiring the stunning scenery.

Ytri Tunga Beach is a beautiful beach on the west coast of Iceland, known as a place where seals are often found. This sandy beach offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and is a popular stop for observing the local fauna.

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 thanks to its unique black church and surrounding landscape.

Then we can head to the lesser-known waterfalls, Svöðufoss, which are an unforgettable stop on a journey through the Icelandic wilderness.

Walking to the mighty Grundarfoss waterfall, which is 70 metres high, is a fabulous sight.

Today we will visit the most famous geyser, many beautiful waterfalls await us, and we will also be able to bathe in a thermal spring.
Early in the morning we will head to the most famous geyser here in Iceland. Stokkur is the most active water spring, with water gushing out of it at a height of 20 metres every few minutes. It's 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 Iceland's hidden treasure, a picturesque thermal spring surrounded by wild landscapes that offers a relaxing and unique experience. A small hut gives the place a magical atmosphere.

This majestic waterfall makes the opportunity to walk behind the waterfall unique. You can walk behind the falling wall of water and admire the surrounding landscape from an unusual perspective.

Gljufrabui Gljúfrabúi is a hidden 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.

In addition to discovering the beauty of nature, we will visit the local museum of folk traditions.
Reynisfjara Beach is a picturesque black sand beach on the southeast coast of Iceland, known for its stunning volcanic cliffs and rough seas. This iconic location draws 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 advisable to turn your back on it for any length of time!

An impressive waterfall almost 60 metres long and 25 metres wide. You will see the unforgettable image of its falling water crashing against the black rocks below, creating a cloud of fine mist.

Another of Iceland's breathtaking waterfalls. Plus, you can walk under it!

Skógar Museum, is a fascinating archaeological and ethnographic museum that provides a compelling insight into the history and culture of Iceland. Its rich collections include artefacts such as ancient tools, clothing and everyday objects, allowing visitors a deeper understanding of life in the area from ancient times to the present day.

The wreckage of the DC-3 aircraft lying in the black volcanic sand attracts not only curious history buffs but also photographers and ordinary tourists. This plane crashed here in 1973, the entire crew survived, only the wreckage of the plane remains.
There is a trail of about 8 kilometers to this place, we will see if we want to visit this place.

A beach covered with ice fragments, a glacial lake, thermal pools and a walk through a nature reserve will be the highlight of today's day.
It depends on the time of year, but if possible, we would head to Diamond Beach for sunrise. It's definitely an unforgettable spectacle. There are ice floes that look like diamonds glittering on the black sandy shore. This unique contrast between the dark shoreline and the bright glaciers makes for an impressive and indescribable sight.

Breaking bushes float on the surface of this glacial lake, creating an amazing spectacle. Seals can sometimes be spotted here, or you can take a boat trip.

Hoffell Hot Tubs are cosy thermal pools located in the heart of the Icelandic wilderness, surrounded by impressive mountains and glaciers. These natural spas offer outdoor hot water relaxation, the perfect way to unwind and enjoy the beauty of the local landscape.

In this protected area we can take a short walk or just admire the wildlife, watch the birds and relax on the secluded beach.

On Cape Stokness there is a very famous and 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. It is definitely a beautiful end to today's trip.

This Viking village was built for the purpose of filming a movie, which was never made, so it now serves as a tourist haunt.

Before we move back to Reykjavik we will explore the beautiful corners around the town of Vík. For example, the magical canyon gorge, the Black Falls or the lake of the glacial lagoon.
The picturesque lake of the glacial lagoon will enchant you with its impressive beauty and peaceful atmosphere

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.

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's song and Twenty One Pilots.

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.

At the end of the day we can explore the town of Vík, where we are staying. We can see the beautiful church standing on the cliff or the stunning black beaches.

Today we plan to move to the capital Reykjavik, which we will be able to explore in more detail and buy souvenirs. On the way we can still make short stops at the beautiful crater and thermal springs if we wish.
For a small fee we can take a look at this impressive crater. We can walk around the crater from the top or right in the valley, at the surface.

If we want, we can make one last stop at the thermal springs. There is also a waterfall nearby with a beautiful view.

The last day is spent exploring Reykjavik. We'll be sure to see the famous Hallgrímskirkja Church, the Sun Voyager Monument and other interesting places in the centre. There will also certainly be room for souvenir shopping, and in the evening we will make room for a group dinner and a sit-down meal at one of the local restaurants.


When you return from Iceland, you will take away not only beautiful memories, but also a deeper understanding of the fragility and power of nature, an experience that is hard to forget.
Journey with us on an Iceland adventure. An island of ice and fire, an island of kind-hearted people and, above all, an island of breathtaking nature. Iceland's geothermal springs, gigantic waterfalls, volcanoes, geysers, glacial nooks and crannies, breathtaking beaches and much more that wild nature has to offer. Don't hesitate to discover this fabulous place with us!
Since we will arrive late at night, we will spend the night a short distance from the airport and then set off for our adventure the next morning.
We will arrive at Keflavík airport, rent cars and go to sleep.

In the morning we will get into the cars and head north to the Snæfellsnes peninsula. On the way, we will stop at a few interesting places. Especially on the Reykjanes peninsula.
From Keflavík we will go to Iceland's smallest volcano. It was formed by an eruption in 2021.

Krýsuvík is an important geothermal area, where we can find places with bubbling mud, springs and different coloured mineral deposits.

Kirkjufell, a majestic volcano on the west coast of Iceland, attracts 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 inspiration to anyone who ventures into its surroundings.

Directly below the Kirkjufell slope is the picturesque Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall, whose falling water adds even more charm and soundscape to the scenery.

The second day is spent exploring the Snaefellsnes peninsula.
Arnarstapi, a picturesque fishing village on the coast of Iceland, enchants visitors with its wild beauty of rocky cliffs and clear sea. The history of the area is mixed with legends of Vikings and natural formations such as the famous Gatklettur basalt arch, which gives the place a mysterious atmosphere.
For the ultimate experience, we will walk along the coastline of the area, soaking up its unique charm along with admiring the stunning scenery.

Ytri Tunga Beach is a beautiful beach on the west coast of Iceland, known as a place where seals are often found. This sandy beach offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and is a popular stop for observing the local fauna.

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 thanks to its unique black church and surrounding landscape.

Then we can head to the lesser-known waterfalls, Svöðufoss, which are an unforgettable stop on a journey through the Icelandic wilderness.

Walking to the mighty Grundarfoss waterfall, which is 70 metres high, is a fabulous sight.

Today we will visit the most famous geyser, many beautiful waterfalls await us, and we will also be able to bathe in a thermal spring.
Early in the morning we will head to the most famous geyser here in Iceland. Stokkur is the most active water spring, with water gushing out of it at a height of 20 metres every few minutes. It's 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 Iceland's hidden treasure, a picturesque thermal spring surrounded by wild landscapes that offers a relaxing and unique experience. A small hut gives the place a magical atmosphere.

This majestic waterfall makes the opportunity to walk behind the waterfall unique. You can walk behind the falling wall of water and admire the surrounding landscape from an unusual perspective.

Gljufrabui Gljúfrabúi is a hidden 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.

In addition to discovering the beauty of nature, we will visit the local museum of folk traditions.
Reynisfjara Beach is a picturesque black sand beach on the southeast coast of Iceland, known for its stunning volcanic cliffs and rough seas. This iconic location draws 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 advisable to turn your back on it for any length of time!

An impressive waterfall almost 60 metres long and 25 metres wide. You will see the unforgettable image of its falling water crashing against the black rocks below, creating a cloud of fine mist.

Another of Iceland's breathtaking waterfalls. Plus, you can walk under it!

Skógar Museum, is a fascinating archaeological and ethnographic museum that provides a compelling insight into the history and culture of Iceland. Its rich collections include artefacts such as ancient tools, clothing and everyday objects, allowing visitors a deeper understanding of life in the area from ancient times to the present day.

The wreckage of the DC-3 aircraft lying in the black volcanic sand attracts not only curious history buffs but also photographers and ordinary tourists. This plane crashed here in 1973, the entire crew survived, only the wreckage of the plane remains.
There is a trail of about 8 kilometers to this place, we will see if we want to visit this place.

A beach covered with ice fragments, a glacial lake, thermal pools and a walk through a nature reserve will be the highlight of today's day.
It depends on the time of year, but if possible, we would head to Diamond Beach for sunrise. It's definitely an unforgettable spectacle. There are ice floes that look like diamonds glittering on the black sandy shore. This unique contrast between the dark shoreline and the bright glaciers makes for an impressive and indescribable sight.

Breaking bushes float on the surface of this glacial lake, creating an amazing spectacle. Seals can sometimes be spotted here, or you can take a boat trip.

Hoffell Hot Tubs are cosy thermal pools located in the heart of the Icelandic wilderness, surrounded by impressive mountains and glaciers. These natural spas offer outdoor hot water relaxation, the perfect way to unwind and enjoy the beauty of the local landscape.

In this protected area we can take a short walk or just admire the wildlife, watch the birds and relax on the secluded beach.

On Cape Stokness there is a very famous and 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. It is definitely a beautiful end to today's trip.

This Viking village was built for the purpose of filming a movie, which was never made, so it now serves as a tourist haunt.

Before we move back to Reykjavik we will explore the beautiful corners around the town of Vík. For example, the magical canyon gorge, the Black Falls or the lake of the glacial lagoon.
The picturesque lake of the glacial lagoon will enchant you with its impressive beauty and peaceful atmosphere

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.

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's song and Twenty One Pilots.

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.

At the end of the day we can explore the town of Vík, where we are staying. We can see the beautiful church standing on the cliff or the stunning black beaches.

Today we plan to move to the capital Reykjavik, which we will be able to explore in more detail and buy souvenirs. On the way we can still make short stops at the beautiful crater and thermal springs if we wish.
For a small fee we can take a look at this impressive crater. We can walk around the crater from the top or right in the valley, at the surface.

If we want, we can make one last stop at the thermal springs. There is also a waterfall nearby with a beautiful view.

The last day is spent exploring Reykjavik. We'll be sure to see the famous Hallgrímskirkja Church, the Sun Voyager Monument and other interesting places in the centre. There will also certainly be room for souvenir shopping, and in the evening we will make room for a group dinner and a sit-down meal at one of the local restaurants.


When you return from Iceland, you will take away not only beautiful memories, but also a deeper understanding of the fragility and power of nature, an experience that is hard to forget.