
































Do you love to travel and explore new countries? Do you want to experience an adventure like you've never experienced before? Set out to try to catch the Northern Lights, see countless massive waterfalls, glaciers, glacial lagoons, geothermal areas, geysers, volcanoes, the endless ocean, mountains, beaches and also thermal pools or hot springs! If that's what appeals to you, this trip is the one for you!
Because we'll experience it all together as we explore the natural beauty of the southwest and south of the island. What's more, Iceland is one of the most photographed countries in the world, captivating everyone with its wildness and beauty in every season.
Island, or the Island of Fire and Ice, you will love!🔥
⭐On what dates will we see the Northern Lights?
The aurora borealis is observed from approximately September to April. The best chance of seeing it is from November to March. In the summer months, the polar day occurs and it is possible to experience a different phenomenon - the so-called midnight sun.
⭐Who is the journey suitable for?
This journey is suitable for everyone. Are you an avid traveler, adventurer, photographer, travel enthusiast, traveler but don't have anyone to go with or have never traveled but would like to? Younger? Older? No problem, you are welcome to join our group. Just prepare carefully and it will be the trip of your lifetime. And don't worry, this journey is not physically demanding. I'll just warn you about the longer car crossings, but we can handle that and you'll see that it really goes by fast with this landscape.
⭐Accommodation
Accommodation is provided in hotels/guesthouses in double to quadruple rooms.
⭐Transport
We fly from Prague. We travel around Iceland in rented Dacia Duster cars.
⭐Food
Partly we have breakfast provided, otherwise everyone deals with food individually. Throughout our time in Iceland we will prepare and cook our own food in the kitchens where we will be staying. We will shop at local supermarkets. Prices of basic food are similar to those in the Czech Republic. Some foods, such as animal foods, are a little more expensive. If you are interested, we can arrange to go to a restaurant for a meal, but please note that meals in restaurants are 2 to 3 times more expensive than in the Czech Republic. Therefore, I recommend to stay in the Czech Republic for a filet mignon.
⭐Program
The program is detailed in the itinerary below. However, it must be said that the program is not fixed. It is more a matter of mutual agreement and also the current weather, as I said before, it is very changeable in Iceland. Between September and April we are most likely to see the Northern Lights. I can't guarantee it of course, but we'll do our best - watch the weather, the clouds, the showers and in the evening with a bit of luck we'll catch the Northern Lights together 💪
Fly to Iceland, rent a car and set off on an adventure.

The Reykjanes Peninsula, with its highest volcano, Fagradalsfjall, is especially popular for some incredible natural sights created by the recent eruption in 2021.

Krýsuvík is a famous geothermal area where we can find the Seltún geothermal field. It is full of fumaroles, bubbling pools and hot springs.
On the way north towards the Snæfellsnes peninsula, we stop at several interesting places.


This mountain is an unmistakable landmark and one of the most photographed locations in Iceland. It is very popular with hikers and climbers. Footage of Kirkjufell has also been used in the Game of Thrones series.

Beautiful Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall with Kirkjufell mountain and sunset? Sounds wonderful. How about the Northern Lights? Let's see if we get lucky on the first day.

Arnarstapi is a fishing village near Snæfellsjökull National Park, right at the foot of the glacier of the same name.
The most impressive thing about Arnarstapi is its cliffside landscape, which attracts many seabirds. To get a good view of them and take in the beautiful scenery, we take a walk along the coastal path past Arnarstapi, a lovely fishing village.
During our stay here we will see huge lava walls and incredible rock formations.

Ytri Tunga beach is one of the best places to see wild seals in Iceland. The rocky coastline gives the seals a good opportunity to enjoy the land, but at the same time be in close contact with the safety of the ocean. To see them up close, we have to walk on very slippery rocks with even slipperier seaweed to reach them. So watch your step and be careful not to get wet.

On the southern coast of the Snaefellsnes peninsula lies the massive lava field of Búðahraun, on the eastern edge of which a church was built in 1703. Its black walls and white windows in the desolate surroundings make it an interesting sight and an interesting stop.

If we have enough strength, we will take a short and easy walk to the majestic Grundarfoss waterfall, which is 70 meters high.

Early in the morning, we will take a longer journey to catch the sunrise (Depending on what time of year it is. Maybe there won't be a sunrise for the whole day :D) at the biggest and most famous geyser Stokkar near Geysir village. It emits streams of steam and water up to 90 °C to a height of almost 10 metres every 5 to 10 minutes.

Gullfoss is the most massive waterfall in Europe. It is magnificent from every angle and at any time of the year.
P. S. Just remember to wear a raincoat, even if there isn't a single cloud in the sky.

According to several travellers, it is one of the best hot springs in Iceland. There is a small hut where you can safely change clothes and it is partially covered by a hillside, giving it a cosy atmosphere. You'll feel like a hobbit. And be warned, don't be put off by how small it is. The smaller the pool of water, the warmer the bath.

Seljalandsfoss is the more impressive, more stunning, more famous and more spectacular brother of Gljufrabui waterfall. One of the most visited waterfalls in Iceland, it is also the most beautiful waterfall on the Seljalands River, originating from the Eyjafjalljökull glacier. It has a drop of 60 metres and is surrounded by stunning scenery. You can also walk behind it thanks to a small cave at the back.
It is best to visit just before sunset to see the sun set behind the water screen.

The Gljufrabui Waterfall or the so-called Secret Waterfall (my favourite) is a magical place and a natural beauty. It is called so because it can only be seen when you enter the cave. The entrance is somewhat narrow, so be prepared for balancing, a bit more coordination and trying not to get your shoes wet in the river, as the water from the waterfall drains through the aforementioned cave entrance.

The beach of Reynisfjaraneor the beach of Black Sand Island is one of the main attractions of Iceland. What sets it apart from the rest are the remarkable basalt cliffs where puffins and seabirds nest in summer. Also in this area are the Reynisdrangar sea stacks, towering cliffs that rise almost 60 metres above the water. They remind locals of trolls.
WARNING! Be very careful of the waves here! They can pull you unexpectedly into the sea and due to the strong currents you will probably not get back. Also watch out for rocks that can break free from the rock wall and fall right next to you at any time.

Skógafoss from the Eyjafjalljökull glacier is one of the most famous waterfalls in Iceland. It is almost 60 metres high and about 25 metres wide. It's an incredible sight to see tons of water crashing against the black rocks. It is also one of the best places to see a rainbow on sunny days.

The Kvernufoss waterfall is located in a canyon near the Skógafoss waterfall. It is interesting because we can walk behind it. It also looks like something out of a fairy tale.

The museum is a cultural heritage collection of 15,000 artefacts of regional folk crafts. Items are displayed in 3 museums and 6 historical buildings. 100% worth a visit.

The wreckage of a DC-3 aircraft is another curiosity in Iceland. This plane belonged to the US Navy and crashed on the black sand beach of Sólheimasandur in 1973. While the pilot survived, the plane could no longer be used, so it was abandoned on the beach and is now a tourist attraction. We are considering going to the plane as the round trip is 8 km long in total and there is no shelter from the wind/rain/snow.

We will try to get to Diamond Beach early in the morning to catch the sunrise (if there is one ;D). It's a dazzling sight when the sun begins to cast its first rays on the diamond-shaped ice, making everything glow.

The huge ice floes breaking off from the adjacent glacier will enchant anyone and it is a truly unique spectacle. If you're lucky, you can see wild seals swimming around the bush. If we have nice weather and there is still room, we will take a boat trip on this beautiful lake.

Hoffel has one of the best hot springs in Iceland for travellers. There are a total of five hot tubs lined up side by side and submerged in the rock. Each pool offers spectacular views of the mountains and the Hoffellsjökull glacier. Here we will be pampered by the hot springs and regenerate.

Where to take a nice walk or just hang out on the beach and enjoy the view is up to us.

We end our day at Cape Stokness, where there is a very famous and photogenic beach with black dunes and the beautiful Vestrahorn mountain in the background. An ideal place to watch the sunset and possibly the Northern Lights if we are lucky.

At Stokksnes beach there is a Viking village built for the purpose of filming a movie, but it was never filmed and the village was left here at least for tourists. We will go here before visiting Stokksnes beach.

The little brother of the main glacial lagoon Jokulsarlon. It's smaller, but it's closer and looks stunning.

A short and easy walk into the Skaftafell area of Vatnajokull National Park provides visitors with a breathtaking view of Svartifoss, or Black Falls. The waterfall falls 20 metres over a cliff that is bordered on both sides by tall black basalt columns. The waterfall resembles something, can you think of anything? You can tell me when we walk together to this stunning waterfall.

Fjaðrárgljúfur one of the most famous and largest canyons in Iceland, it is a 100m deep passage with stunning moss-covered walls and an ancient river. It was also the setting for several scenes in Game of Thrones and can be seen in Justin Bieber's " I'll show you " video.

Where we get a view you won't soon forget. The incredible space and the vastness of the ocean is stunning! Together with the Dyrhólaey lighthouse, we get a panoramic view of the black sand beach of Solheimafjara.
So this is the southernmost point we will reach together.

We will be staying in this picturesque town, if you want to see it you can go to the famous church, which you will not miss 100%, because it is located on a cliff with a breathtaking view of the town and the ocean.

Today is our last day. First thing in the morning at 9:00/9:30 (who wants) we will go with a professional guide to the glacial cave Katla (highly recommended). Those who are not interested can indulge in a longer sleep. They don't have to get up early, afterwards we will explore the town of Vík with its adjacent beaches. Once our group returns from the cave, it's just a matter of driving to Reykjavik and exploring the beautiful capital. Along the way we can stop at various places, I would recommend taking a break at the last wellness hot springs, Hverir, where we can take a last dip in the local hot spring bath. The rest of the day will be spent in Reykjavik, which is definitely worth a visit.
🔥Voluntary experience: the LED Nativity scene
After picking up from Vík at 9:00/9:30am, we will take you on a journey that will lead you to a mysterious cave. The road is bumpy and the views off the planet.
The ice cave is located in the Kötlujökull glacier, which is an outlet glacier from the Mýrdalsjökull glacier . Down below awaits the mighty Katla volcano, which names both the glacier and the ice cave.
Once you arrive at the glacier, your guide will hand you all the necessary ice cave equipment, go through a safety briefing, and tell you facts about glaciers and ice caves along the way. Before you enter the famous "dragon glass" cave, you will take a fun walk around the glacier with your experienced guide.
The view into the glacier cave is truly spectacular, a combination of ice colors we thought impossible, that's why this cave is also known as "Dragon's Ice Cave" because of Game of Thrones... Prepare to be amazed!
And don't forget, this experience won't be here forever unfortunately and it's possible that these beauties you see here will disappear in a few years. So think very carefully if this experience is worth it. In my opinion, and in the opinion of everyone who has visited, this is something really incredible.

We will spend the last day before departure in the capital Reykjavik, where we will see the famous Hallgrímskirkja church, the Sun Voyager monument and other interesting places in the centre. There will, of course, be room for souvenir shopping. And on the last evening we will spend a relaxing dinner together in one of the local restaurants.

In the morning we have breakfast at the accommodation, pack up and head to the airport. We'll stop at the supermarket on the way for any odds and ends you may want to bring home. If there is still time we can stop at the beach or at a church. And then we'll fly back to the Czech Republic.
I look forward to doing all these adventures together!

You'll find that whether you're a seasoned traveler who has seen a lot of countries and traveled a lot, or a beginner who wants to travel, you'll love Iceland either way. It's beautiful nature and landscapes like from another planet. I can't wait to explore and travel together.✅
Do you love to travel and explore new countries? Do you want to experience an adventure like you've never experienced before? Set out to try to catch the Northern Lights, see countless massive waterfalls, glaciers, glacial lagoons, geothermal areas, geysers, volcanoes, the endless ocean, mountains, beaches and also thermal pools or hot springs! If that's what appeals to you, this trip is the one for you!
Because we'll experience it all together as we explore the natural beauty of the southwest and south of the island. What's more, Iceland is one of the most photographed countries in the world, captivating everyone with its wildness and beauty in every season.
Island, or the Island of Fire and Ice, you will love!🔥
⭐On what dates will we see the Northern Lights?
The aurora borealis is observed from approximately September to April. The best chance of seeing it is from November to March. In the summer months, the polar day occurs and it is possible to experience a different phenomenon - the so-called midnight sun.
⭐Who is the journey suitable for?
This journey is suitable for everyone. Are you an avid traveler, adventurer, photographer, travel enthusiast, traveler but don't have anyone to go with or have never traveled but would like to? Younger? Older? No problem, you are welcome to join our group. Just prepare carefully and it will be the trip of your lifetime. And don't worry, this journey is not physically demanding. I'll just warn you about the longer car crossings, but we can handle that and you'll see that it really goes by fast with this landscape.
⭐Accommodation
Accommodation is provided in hotels/guesthouses in double to quadruple rooms.
⭐Transport
We fly from Prague. We travel around Iceland in rented Dacia Duster cars.
⭐Food
Partly we have breakfast provided, otherwise everyone deals with food individually. Throughout our time in Iceland we will prepare and cook our own food in the kitchens where we will be staying. We will shop at local supermarkets. Prices of basic food are similar to those in the Czech Republic. Some foods, such as animal foods, are a little more expensive. If you are interested, we can arrange to go to a restaurant for a meal, but please note that meals in restaurants are 2 to 3 times more expensive than in the Czech Republic. Therefore, I recommend to stay in the Czech Republic for a filet mignon.
⭐Program
The program is detailed in the itinerary below. However, it must be said that the program is not fixed. It is more a matter of mutual agreement and also the current weather, as I said before, it is very changeable in Iceland. Between September and April we are most likely to see the Northern Lights. I can't guarantee it of course, but we'll do our best - watch the weather, the clouds, the showers and in the evening with a bit of luck we'll catch the Northern Lights together 💪
Fly to Iceland, rent a car and set off on an adventure.

The Reykjanes Peninsula, with its highest volcano, Fagradalsfjall, is especially popular for some incredible natural sights created by the recent eruption in 2021.

Krýsuvík is a famous geothermal area where we can find the Seltún geothermal field. It is full of fumaroles, bubbling pools and hot springs.
On the way north towards the Snæfellsnes peninsula, we stop at several interesting places.


This mountain is an unmistakable landmark and one of the most photographed locations in Iceland. It is very popular with hikers and climbers. Footage of Kirkjufell has also been used in the Game of Thrones series.

Beautiful Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall with Kirkjufell mountain and sunset? Sounds wonderful. How about the Northern Lights? Let's see if we get lucky on the first day.

Arnarstapi is a fishing village near Snæfellsjökull National Park, right at the foot of the glacier of the same name.
The most impressive thing about Arnarstapi is its cliffside landscape, which attracts many seabirds. To get a good view of them and take in the beautiful scenery, we take a walk along the coastal path past Arnarstapi, a lovely fishing village.
During our stay here we will see huge lava walls and incredible rock formations.

Ytri Tunga beach is one of the best places to see wild seals in Iceland. The rocky coastline gives the seals a good opportunity to enjoy the land, but at the same time be in close contact with the safety of the ocean. To see them up close, we have to walk on very slippery rocks with even slipperier seaweed to reach them. So watch your step and be careful not to get wet.

On the southern coast of the Snaefellsnes peninsula lies the massive lava field of Búðahraun, on the eastern edge of which a church was built in 1703. Its black walls and white windows in the desolate surroundings make it an interesting sight and an interesting stop.

If we have enough strength, we will take a short and easy walk to the majestic Grundarfoss waterfall, which is 70 meters high.

Early in the morning, we will take a longer journey to catch the sunrise (Depending on what time of year it is. Maybe there won't be a sunrise for the whole day :D) at the biggest and most famous geyser Stokkar near Geysir village. It emits streams of steam and water up to 90 °C to a height of almost 10 metres every 5 to 10 minutes.

Gullfoss is the most massive waterfall in Europe. It is magnificent from every angle and at any time of the year.
P. S. Just remember to wear a raincoat, even if there isn't a single cloud in the sky.

According to several travellers, it is one of the best hot springs in Iceland. There is a small hut where you can safely change clothes and it is partially covered by a hillside, giving it a cosy atmosphere. You'll feel like a hobbit. And be warned, don't be put off by how small it is. The smaller the pool of water, the warmer the bath.

Seljalandsfoss is the more impressive, more stunning, more famous and more spectacular brother of Gljufrabui waterfall. One of the most visited waterfalls in Iceland, it is also the most beautiful waterfall on the Seljalands River, originating from the Eyjafjalljökull glacier. It has a drop of 60 metres and is surrounded by stunning scenery. You can also walk behind it thanks to a small cave at the back.
It is best to visit just before sunset to see the sun set behind the water screen.

The Gljufrabui Waterfall or the so-called Secret Waterfall (my favourite) is a magical place and a natural beauty. It is called so because it can only be seen when you enter the cave. The entrance is somewhat narrow, so be prepared for balancing, a bit more coordination and trying not to get your shoes wet in the river, as the water from the waterfall drains through the aforementioned cave entrance.

The beach of Reynisfjaraneor the beach of Black Sand Island is one of the main attractions of Iceland. What sets it apart from the rest are the remarkable basalt cliffs where puffins and seabirds nest in summer. Also in this area are the Reynisdrangar sea stacks, towering cliffs that rise almost 60 metres above the water. They remind locals of trolls.
WARNING! Be very careful of the waves here! They can pull you unexpectedly into the sea and due to the strong currents you will probably not get back. Also watch out for rocks that can break free from the rock wall and fall right next to you at any time.

Skógafoss from the Eyjafjalljökull glacier is one of the most famous waterfalls in Iceland. It is almost 60 metres high and about 25 metres wide. It's an incredible sight to see tons of water crashing against the black rocks. It is also one of the best places to see a rainbow on sunny days.

The Kvernufoss waterfall is located in a canyon near the Skógafoss waterfall. It is interesting because we can walk behind it. It also looks like something out of a fairy tale.

The museum is a cultural heritage collection of 15,000 artefacts of regional folk crafts. Items are displayed in 3 museums and 6 historical buildings. 100% worth a visit.

The wreckage of a DC-3 aircraft is another curiosity in Iceland. This plane belonged to the US Navy and crashed on the black sand beach of Sólheimasandur in 1973. While the pilot survived, the plane could no longer be used, so it was abandoned on the beach and is now a tourist attraction. We are considering going to the plane as the round trip is 8 km long in total and there is no shelter from the wind/rain/snow.

We will try to get to Diamond Beach early in the morning to catch the sunrise (if there is one ;D). It's a dazzling sight when the sun begins to cast its first rays on the diamond-shaped ice, making everything glow.

The huge ice floes breaking off from the adjacent glacier will enchant anyone and it is a truly unique spectacle. If you're lucky, you can see wild seals swimming around the bush. If we have nice weather and there is still room, we will take a boat trip on this beautiful lake.

Hoffel has one of the best hot springs in Iceland for travellers. There are a total of five hot tubs lined up side by side and submerged in the rock. Each pool offers spectacular views of the mountains and the Hoffellsjökull glacier. Here we will be pampered by the hot springs and regenerate.

Where to take a nice walk or just hang out on the beach and enjoy the view is up to us.

We end our day at Cape Stokness, where there is a very famous and photogenic beach with black dunes and the beautiful Vestrahorn mountain in the background. An ideal place to watch the sunset and possibly the Northern Lights if we are lucky.

At Stokksnes beach there is a Viking village built for the purpose of filming a movie, but it was never filmed and the village was left here at least for tourists. We will go here before visiting Stokksnes beach.

The little brother of the main glacial lagoon Jokulsarlon. It's smaller, but it's closer and looks stunning.

A short and easy walk into the Skaftafell area of Vatnajokull National Park provides visitors with a breathtaking view of Svartifoss, or Black Falls. The waterfall falls 20 metres over a cliff that is bordered on both sides by tall black basalt columns. The waterfall resembles something, can you think of anything? You can tell me when we walk together to this stunning waterfall.

Fjaðrárgljúfur one of the most famous and largest canyons in Iceland, it is a 100m deep passage with stunning moss-covered walls and an ancient river. It was also the setting for several scenes in Game of Thrones and can be seen in Justin Bieber's " I'll show you " video.

Where we get a view you won't soon forget. The incredible space and the vastness of the ocean is stunning! Together with the Dyrhólaey lighthouse, we get a panoramic view of the black sand beach of Solheimafjara.
So this is the southernmost point we will reach together.

We will be staying in this picturesque town, if you want to see it you can go to the famous church, which you will not miss 100%, because it is located on a cliff with a breathtaking view of the town and the ocean.

Today is our last day. First thing in the morning at 9:00/9:30 (who wants) we will go with a professional guide to the glacial cave Katla (highly recommended). Those who are not interested can indulge in a longer sleep. They don't have to get up early, afterwards we will explore the town of Vík with its adjacent beaches. Once our group returns from the cave, it's just a matter of driving to Reykjavik and exploring the beautiful capital. Along the way we can stop at various places, I would recommend taking a break at the last wellness hot springs, Hverir, where we can take a last dip in the local hot spring bath. The rest of the day will be spent in Reykjavik, which is definitely worth a visit.
🔥Voluntary experience: the LED Nativity scene
After picking up from Vík at 9:00/9:30am, we will take you on a journey that will lead you to a mysterious cave. The road is bumpy and the views off the planet.
The ice cave is located in the Kötlujökull glacier, which is an outlet glacier from the Mýrdalsjökull glacier . Down below awaits the mighty Katla volcano, which names both the glacier and the ice cave.
Once you arrive at the glacier, your guide will hand you all the necessary ice cave equipment, go through a safety briefing, and tell you facts about glaciers and ice caves along the way. Before you enter the famous "dragon glass" cave, you will take a fun walk around the glacier with your experienced guide.
The view into the glacier cave is truly spectacular, a combination of ice colors we thought impossible, that's why this cave is also known as "Dragon's Ice Cave" because of Game of Thrones... Prepare to be amazed!
And don't forget, this experience won't be here forever unfortunately and it's possible that these beauties you see here will disappear in a few years. So think very carefully if this experience is worth it. In my opinion, and in the opinion of everyone who has visited, this is something really incredible.

We will spend the last day before departure in the capital Reykjavik, where we will see the famous Hallgrímskirkja church, the Sun Voyager monument and other interesting places in the centre. There will, of course, be room for souvenir shopping. And on the last evening we will spend a relaxing dinner together in one of the local restaurants.

In the morning we have breakfast at the accommodation, pack up and head to the airport. We'll stop at the supermarket on the way for any odds and ends you may want to bring home. If there is still time we can stop at the beach or at a church. And then we'll fly back to the Czech Republic.
I look forward to doing all these adventures together!

You'll find that whether you're a seasoned traveler who has seen a lot of countries and traveled a lot, or a beginner who wants to travel, you'll love Iceland either way. It's beautiful nature and landscapes like from another planet. I can't wait to explore and travel together.✅

































Do you love to travel and explore new countries? Do you want to experience an adventure like you've never experienced before? Set out to try to catch the Northern Lights, see countless massive waterfalls, glaciers, glacial lagoons, geothermal areas, geysers, volcanoes, the endless ocean, mountains, beaches and also thermal pools or hot springs! If that's what appeals to you, this trip is the one for you!
Because we'll experience it all together as we explore the natural beauty of the southwest and south of the island. What's more, Iceland is one of the most photographed countries in the world, captivating everyone with its wildness and beauty in every season.
Island, or the Island of Fire and Ice, you will love!🔥
⭐On what dates will we see the Northern Lights?
The aurora borealis is observed from approximately September to April. The best chance of seeing it is from November to March. In the summer months, the polar day occurs and it is possible to experience a different phenomenon - the so-called midnight sun.
⭐Who is the journey suitable for?
This journey is suitable for everyone. Are you an avid traveler, adventurer, photographer, travel enthusiast, traveler but don't have anyone to go with or have never traveled but would like to? Younger? Older? No problem, you are welcome to join our group. Just prepare carefully and it will be the trip of your lifetime. And don't worry, this journey is not physically demanding. I'll just warn you about the longer car crossings, but we can handle that and you'll see that it really goes by fast with this landscape.
⭐Accommodation
Accommodation is provided in hotels/guesthouses in double to quadruple rooms.
⭐Transport
We fly from Prague. We travel around Iceland in rented Dacia Duster cars.
⭐Food
Partly we have breakfast provided, otherwise everyone deals with food individually. Throughout our time in Iceland we will prepare and cook our own food in the kitchens where we will be staying. We will shop at local supermarkets. Prices of basic food are similar to those in the Czech Republic. Some foods, such as animal foods, are a little more expensive. If you are interested, we can arrange to go to a restaurant for a meal, but please note that meals in restaurants are 2 to 3 times more expensive than in the Czech Republic. Therefore, I recommend to stay in the Czech Republic for a filet mignon.
⭐Program
The program is detailed in the itinerary below. However, it must be said that the program is not fixed. It is more a matter of mutual agreement and also the current weather, as I said before, it is very changeable in Iceland. Between September and April we are most likely to see the Northern Lights. I can't guarantee it of course, but we'll do our best - watch the weather, the clouds, the showers and in the evening with a bit of luck we'll catch the Northern Lights together 💪
Fly to Iceland, rent a car and set off on an adventure.

The Reykjanes Peninsula, with its highest volcano, Fagradalsfjall, is especially popular for some incredible natural sights created by the recent eruption in 2021.

Krýsuvík is a famous geothermal area where we can find the Seltún geothermal field. It is full of fumaroles, bubbling pools and hot springs.
On the way north towards the Snæfellsnes peninsula, we stop at several interesting places.


This mountain is an unmistakable landmark and one of the most photographed locations in Iceland. It is very popular with hikers and climbers. Footage of Kirkjufell has also been used in the Game of Thrones series.

Beautiful Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall with Kirkjufell mountain and sunset? Sounds wonderful. How about the Northern Lights? Let's see if we get lucky on the first day.

Arnarstapi is a fishing village near Snæfellsjökull National Park, right at the foot of the glacier of the same name.
The most impressive thing about Arnarstapi is its cliffside landscape, which attracts many seabirds. To get a good view of them and take in the beautiful scenery, we take a walk along the coastal path past Arnarstapi, a lovely fishing village.
During our stay here we will see huge lava walls and incredible rock formations.

Ytri Tunga beach is one of the best places to see wild seals in Iceland. The rocky coastline gives the seals a good opportunity to enjoy the land, but at the same time be in close contact with the safety of the ocean. To see them up close, we have to walk on very slippery rocks with even slipperier seaweed to reach them. So watch your step and be careful not to get wet.

On the southern coast of the Snaefellsnes peninsula lies the massive lava field of Búðahraun, on the eastern edge of which a church was built in 1703. Its black walls and white windows in the desolate surroundings make it an interesting sight and an interesting stop.

If we have enough strength, we will take a short and easy walk to the majestic Grundarfoss waterfall, which is 70 meters high.

Early in the morning, we will take a longer journey to catch the sunrise (Depending on what time of year it is. Maybe there won't be a sunrise for the whole day :D) at the biggest and most famous geyser Stokkar near Geysir village. It emits streams of steam and water up to 90 °C to a height of almost 10 metres every 5 to 10 minutes.

Gullfoss is the most massive waterfall in Europe. It is magnificent from every angle and at any time of the year.
P. S. Just remember to wear a raincoat, even if there isn't a single cloud in the sky.

According to several travellers, it is one of the best hot springs in Iceland. There is a small hut where you can safely change clothes and it is partially covered by a hillside, giving it a cosy atmosphere. You'll feel like a hobbit. And be warned, don't be put off by how small it is. The smaller the pool of water, the warmer the bath.

Seljalandsfoss is the more impressive, more stunning, more famous and more spectacular brother of Gljufrabui waterfall. One of the most visited waterfalls in Iceland, it is also the most beautiful waterfall on the Seljalands River, originating from the Eyjafjalljökull glacier. It has a drop of 60 metres and is surrounded by stunning scenery. You can also walk behind it thanks to a small cave at the back.
It is best to visit just before sunset to see the sun set behind the water screen.

The Gljufrabui Waterfall or the so-called Secret Waterfall (my favourite) is a magical place and a natural beauty. It is called so because it can only be seen when you enter the cave. The entrance is somewhat narrow, so be prepared for balancing, a bit more coordination and trying not to get your shoes wet in the river, as the water from the waterfall drains through the aforementioned cave entrance.

The beach of Reynisfjaraneor the beach of Black Sand Island is one of the main attractions of Iceland. What sets it apart from the rest are the remarkable basalt cliffs where puffins and seabirds nest in summer. Also in this area are the Reynisdrangar sea stacks, towering cliffs that rise almost 60 metres above the water. They remind locals of trolls.
WARNING! Be very careful of the waves here! They can pull you unexpectedly into the sea and due to the strong currents you will probably not get back. Also watch out for rocks that can break free from the rock wall and fall right next to you at any time.

Skógafoss from the Eyjafjalljökull glacier is one of the most famous waterfalls in Iceland. It is almost 60 metres high and about 25 metres wide. It's an incredible sight to see tons of water crashing against the black rocks. It is also one of the best places to see a rainbow on sunny days.

The Kvernufoss waterfall is located in a canyon near the Skógafoss waterfall. It is interesting because we can walk behind it. It also looks like something out of a fairy tale.

The museum is a cultural heritage collection of 15,000 artefacts of regional folk crafts. Items are displayed in 3 museums and 6 historical buildings. 100% worth a visit.

The wreckage of a DC-3 aircraft is another curiosity in Iceland. This plane belonged to the US Navy and crashed on the black sand beach of Sólheimasandur in 1973. While the pilot survived, the plane could no longer be used, so it was abandoned on the beach and is now a tourist attraction. We are considering going to the plane as the round trip is 8 km long in total and there is no shelter from the wind/rain/snow.

We will try to get to Diamond Beach early in the morning to catch the sunrise (if there is one ;D). It's a dazzling sight when the sun begins to cast its first rays on the diamond-shaped ice, making everything glow.

The huge ice floes breaking off from the adjacent glacier will enchant anyone and it is a truly unique spectacle. If you're lucky, you can see wild seals swimming around the bush. If we have nice weather and there is still room, we will take a boat trip on this beautiful lake.

Hoffel has one of the best hot springs in Iceland for travellers. There are a total of five hot tubs lined up side by side and submerged in the rock. Each pool offers spectacular views of the mountains and the Hoffellsjökull glacier. Here we will be pampered by the hot springs and regenerate.

Where to take a nice walk or just hang out on the beach and enjoy the view is up to us.

We end our day at Cape Stokness, where there is a very famous and photogenic beach with black dunes and the beautiful Vestrahorn mountain in the background. An ideal place to watch the sunset and possibly the Northern Lights if we are lucky.

At Stokksnes beach there is a Viking village built for the purpose of filming a movie, but it was never filmed and the village was left here at least for tourists. We will go here before visiting Stokksnes beach.

The little brother of the main glacial lagoon Jokulsarlon. It's smaller, but it's closer and looks stunning.

A short and easy walk into the Skaftafell area of Vatnajokull National Park provides visitors with a breathtaking view of Svartifoss, or Black Falls. The waterfall falls 20 metres over a cliff that is bordered on both sides by tall black basalt columns. The waterfall resembles something, can you think of anything? You can tell me when we walk together to this stunning waterfall.

Fjaðrárgljúfur one of the most famous and largest canyons in Iceland, it is a 100m deep passage with stunning moss-covered walls and an ancient river. It was also the setting for several scenes in Game of Thrones and can be seen in Justin Bieber's " I'll show you " video.

Where we get a view you won't soon forget. The incredible space and the vastness of the ocean is stunning! Together with the Dyrhólaey lighthouse, we get a panoramic view of the black sand beach of Solheimafjara.
So this is the southernmost point we will reach together.

We will be staying in this picturesque town, if you want to see it you can go to the famous church, which you will not miss 100%, because it is located on a cliff with a breathtaking view of the town and the ocean.

Today is our last day. First thing in the morning at 9:00/9:30 (who wants) we will go with a professional guide to the glacial cave Katla (highly recommended). Those who are not interested can indulge in a longer sleep. They don't have to get up early, afterwards we will explore the town of Vík with its adjacent beaches. Once our group returns from the cave, it's just a matter of driving to Reykjavik and exploring the beautiful capital. Along the way we can stop at various places, I would recommend taking a break at the last wellness hot springs, Hverir, where we can take a last dip in the local hot spring bath. The rest of the day will be spent in Reykjavik, which is definitely worth a visit.
🔥Voluntary experience: the LED Nativity scene
After picking up from Vík at 9:00/9:30am, we will take you on a journey that will lead you to a mysterious cave. The road is bumpy and the views off the planet.
The ice cave is located in the Kötlujökull glacier, which is an outlet glacier from the Mýrdalsjökull glacier . Down below awaits the mighty Katla volcano, which names both the glacier and the ice cave.
Once you arrive at the glacier, your guide will hand you all the necessary ice cave equipment, go through a safety briefing, and tell you facts about glaciers and ice caves along the way. Before you enter the famous "dragon glass" cave, you will take a fun walk around the glacier with your experienced guide.
The view into the glacier cave is truly spectacular, a combination of ice colors we thought impossible, that's why this cave is also known as "Dragon's Ice Cave" because of Game of Thrones... Prepare to be amazed!
And don't forget, this experience won't be here forever unfortunately and it's possible that these beauties you see here will disappear in a few years. So think very carefully if this experience is worth it. In my opinion, and in the opinion of everyone who has visited, this is something really incredible.

We will spend the last day before departure in the capital Reykjavik, where we will see the famous Hallgrímskirkja church, the Sun Voyager monument and other interesting places in the centre. There will, of course, be room for souvenir shopping. And on the last evening we will spend a relaxing dinner together in one of the local restaurants.

In the morning we have breakfast at the accommodation, pack up and head to the airport. We'll stop at the supermarket on the way for any odds and ends you may want to bring home. If there is still time we can stop at the beach or at a church. And then we'll fly back to the Czech Republic.
I look forward to doing all these adventures together!

You'll find that whether you're a seasoned traveler who has seen a lot of countries and traveled a lot, or a beginner who wants to travel, you'll love Iceland either way. It's beautiful nature and landscapes like from another planet. I can't wait to explore and travel together.✅
Do you love to travel and explore new countries? Do you want to experience an adventure like you've never experienced before? Set out to try to catch the Northern Lights, see countless massive waterfalls, glaciers, glacial lagoons, geothermal areas, geysers, volcanoes, the endless ocean, mountains, beaches and also thermal pools or hot springs! If that's what appeals to you, this trip is the one for you!
Because we'll experience it all together as we explore the natural beauty of the southwest and south of the island. What's more, Iceland is one of the most photographed countries in the world, captivating everyone with its wildness and beauty in every season.
Island, or the Island of Fire and Ice, you will love!🔥
⭐On what dates will we see the Northern Lights?
The aurora borealis is observed from approximately September to April. The best chance of seeing it is from November to March. In the summer months, the polar day occurs and it is possible to experience a different phenomenon - the so-called midnight sun.
⭐Who is the journey suitable for?
This journey is suitable for everyone. Are you an avid traveler, adventurer, photographer, travel enthusiast, traveler but don't have anyone to go with or have never traveled but would like to? Younger? Older? No problem, you are welcome to join our group. Just prepare carefully and it will be the trip of your lifetime. And don't worry, this journey is not physically demanding. I'll just warn you about the longer car crossings, but we can handle that and you'll see that it really goes by fast with this landscape.
⭐Accommodation
Accommodation is provided in hotels/guesthouses in double to quadruple rooms.
⭐Transport
We fly from Prague. We travel around Iceland in rented Dacia Duster cars.
⭐Food
Partly we have breakfast provided, otherwise everyone deals with food individually. Throughout our time in Iceland we will prepare and cook our own food in the kitchens where we will be staying. We will shop at local supermarkets. Prices of basic food are similar to those in the Czech Republic. Some foods, such as animal foods, are a little more expensive. If you are interested, we can arrange to go to a restaurant for a meal, but please note that meals in restaurants are 2 to 3 times more expensive than in the Czech Republic. Therefore, I recommend to stay in the Czech Republic for a filet mignon.
⭐Program
The program is detailed in the itinerary below. However, it must be said that the program is not fixed. It is more a matter of mutual agreement and also the current weather, as I said before, it is very changeable in Iceland. Between September and April we are most likely to see the Northern Lights. I can't guarantee it of course, but we'll do our best - watch the weather, the clouds, the showers and in the evening with a bit of luck we'll catch the Northern Lights together 💪
Fly to Iceland, rent a car and set off on an adventure.

The Reykjanes Peninsula, with its highest volcano, Fagradalsfjall, is especially popular for some incredible natural sights created by the recent eruption in 2021.

Krýsuvík is a famous geothermal area where we can find the Seltún geothermal field. It is full of fumaroles, bubbling pools and hot springs.
On the way north towards the Snæfellsnes peninsula, we stop at several interesting places.


This mountain is an unmistakable landmark and one of the most photographed locations in Iceland. It is very popular with hikers and climbers. Footage of Kirkjufell has also been used in the Game of Thrones series.

Beautiful Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall with Kirkjufell mountain and sunset? Sounds wonderful. How about the Northern Lights? Let's see if we get lucky on the first day.

Arnarstapi is a fishing village near Snæfellsjökull National Park, right at the foot of the glacier of the same name.
The most impressive thing about Arnarstapi is its cliffside landscape, which attracts many seabirds. To get a good view of them and take in the beautiful scenery, we take a walk along the coastal path past Arnarstapi, a lovely fishing village.
During our stay here we will see huge lava walls and incredible rock formations.

Ytri Tunga beach is one of the best places to see wild seals in Iceland. The rocky coastline gives the seals a good opportunity to enjoy the land, but at the same time be in close contact with the safety of the ocean. To see them up close, we have to walk on very slippery rocks with even slipperier seaweed to reach them. So watch your step and be careful not to get wet.

On the southern coast of the Snaefellsnes peninsula lies the massive lava field of Búðahraun, on the eastern edge of which a church was built in 1703. Its black walls and white windows in the desolate surroundings make it an interesting sight and an interesting stop.

If we have enough strength, we will take a short and easy walk to the majestic Grundarfoss waterfall, which is 70 meters high.

Early in the morning, we will take a longer journey to catch the sunrise (Depending on what time of year it is. Maybe there won't be a sunrise for the whole day :D) at the biggest and most famous geyser Stokkar near Geysir village. It emits streams of steam and water up to 90 °C to a height of almost 10 metres every 5 to 10 minutes.

Gullfoss is the most massive waterfall in Europe. It is magnificent from every angle and at any time of the year.
P. S. Just remember to wear a raincoat, even if there isn't a single cloud in the sky.

According to several travellers, it is one of the best hot springs in Iceland. There is a small hut where you can safely change clothes and it is partially covered by a hillside, giving it a cosy atmosphere. You'll feel like a hobbit. And be warned, don't be put off by how small it is. The smaller the pool of water, the warmer the bath.

Seljalandsfoss is the more impressive, more stunning, more famous and more spectacular brother of Gljufrabui waterfall. One of the most visited waterfalls in Iceland, it is also the most beautiful waterfall on the Seljalands River, originating from the Eyjafjalljökull glacier. It has a drop of 60 metres and is surrounded by stunning scenery. You can also walk behind it thanks to a small cave at the back.
It is best to visit just before sunset to see the sun set behind the water screen.

The Gljufrabui Waterfall or the so-called Secret Waterfall (my favourite) is a magical place and a natural beauty. It is called so because it can only be seen when you enter the cave. The entrance is somewhat narrow, so be prepared for balancing, a bit more coordination and trying not to get your shoes wet in the river, as the water from the waterfall drains through the aforementioned cave entrance.

The beach of Reynisfjaraneor the beach of Black Sand Island is one of the main attractions of Iceland. What sets it apart from the rest are the remarkable basalt cliffs where puffins and seabirds nest in summer. Also in this area are the Reynisdrangar sea stacks, towering cliffs that rise almost 60 metres above the water. They remind locals of trolls.
WARNING! Be very careful of the waves here! They can pull you unexpectedly into the sea and due to the strong currents you will probably not get back. Also watch out for rocks that can break free from the rock wall and fall right next to you at any time.

Skógafoss from the Eyjafjalljökull glacier is one of the most famous waterfalls in Iceland. It is almost 60 metres high and about 25 metres wide. It's an incredible sight to see tons of water crashing against the black rocks. It is also one of the best places to see a rainbow on sunny days.

The Kvernufoss waterfall is located in a canyon near the Skógafoss waterfall. It is interesting because we can walk behind it. It also looks like something out of a fairy tale.

The museum is a cultural heritage collection of 15,000 artefacts of regional folk crafts. Items are displayed in 3 museums and 6 historical buildings. 100% worth a visit.

The wreckage of a DC-3 aircraft is another curiosity in Iceland. This plane belonged to the US Navy and crashed on the black sand beach of Sólheimasandur in 1973. While the pilot survived, the plane could no longer be used, so it was abandoned on the beach and is now a tourist attraction. We are considering going to the plane as the round trip is 8 km long in total and there is no shelter from the wind/rain/snow.

We will try to get to Diamond Beach early in the morning to catch the sunrise (if there is one ;D). It's a dazzling sight when the sun begins to cast its first rays on the diamond-shaped ice, making everything glow.

The huge ice floes breaking off from the adjacent glacier will enchant anyone and it is a truly unique spectacle. If you're lucky, you can see wild seals swimming around the bush. If we have nice weather and there is still room, we will take a boat trip on this beautiful lake.

Hoffel has one of the best hot springs in Iceland for travellers. There are a total of five hot tubs lined up side by side and submerged in the rock. Each pool offers spectacular views of the mountains and the Hoffellsjökull glacier. Here we will be pampered by the hot springs and regenerate.

Where to take a nice walk or just hang out on the beach and enjoy the view is up to us.

We end our day at Cape Stokness, where there is a very famous and photogenic beach with black dunes and the beautiful Vestrahorn mountain in the background. An ideal place to watch the sunset and possibly the Northern Lights if we are lucky.

At Stokksnes beach there is a Viking village built for the purpose of filming a movie, but it was never filmed and the village was left here at least for tourists. We will go here before visiting Stokksnes beach.

The little brother of the main glacial lagoon Jokulsarlon. It's smaller, but it's closer and looks stunning.

A short and easy walk into the Skaftafell area of Vatnajokull National Park provides visitors with a breathtaking view of Svartifoss, or Black Falls. The waterfall falls 20 metres over a cliff that is bordered on both sides by tall black basalt columns. The waterfall resembles something, can you think of anything? You can tell me when we walk together to this stunning waterfall.

Fjaðrárgljúfur one of the most famous and largest canyons in Iceland, it is a 100m deep passage with stunning moss-covered walls and an ancient river. It was also the setting for several scenes in Game of Thrones and can be seen in Justin Bieber's " I'll show you " video.

Where we get a view you won't soon forget. The incredible space and the vastness of the ocean is stunning! Together with the Dyrhólaey lighthouse, we get a panoramic view of the black sand beach of Solheimafjara.
So this is the southernmost point we will reach together.

We will be staying in this picturesque town, if you want to see it you can go to the famous church, which you will not miss 100%, because it is located on a cliff with a breathtaking view of the town and the ocean.

Today is our last day. First thing in the morning at 9:00/9:30 (who wants) we will go with a professional guide to the glacial cave Katla (highly recommended). Those who are not interested can indulge in a longer sleep. They don't have to get up early, afterwards we will explore the town of Vík with its adjacent beaches. Once our group returns from the cave, it's just a matter of driving to Reykjavik and exploring the beautiful capital. Along the way we can stop at various places, I would recommend taking a break at the last wellness hot springs, Hverir, where we can take a last dip in the local hot spring bath. The rest of the day will be spent in Reykjavik, which is definitely worth a visit.
🔥Voluntary experience: the LED Nativity scene
After picking up from Vík at 9:00/9:30am, we will take you on a journey that will lead you to a mysterious cave. The road is bumpy and the views off the planet.
The ice cave is located in the Kötlujökull glacier, which is an outlet glacier from the Mýrdalsjökull glacier . Down below awaits the mighty Katla volcano, which names both the glacier and the ice cave.
Once you arrive at the glacier, your guide will hand you all the necessary ice cave equipment, go through a safety briefing, and tell you facts about glaciers and ice caves along the way. Before you enter the famous "dragon glass" cave, you will take a fun walk around the glacier with your experienced guide.
The view into the glacier cave is truly spectacular, a combination of ice colors we thought impossible, that's why this cave is also known as "Dragon's Ice Cave" because of Game of Thrones... Prepare to be amazed!
And don't forget, this experience won't be here forever unfortunately and it's possible that these beauties you see here will disappear in a few years. So think very carefully if this experience is worth it. In my opinion, and in the opinion of everyone who has visited, this is something really incredible.

We will spend the last day before departure in the capital Reykjavik, where we will see the famous Hallgrímskirkja church, the Sun Voyager monument and other interesting places in the centre. There will, of course, be room for souvenir shopping. And on the last evening we will spend a relaxing dinner together in one of the local restaurants.

In the morning we have breakfast at the accommodation, pack up and head to the airport. We'll stop at the supermarket on the way for any odds and ends you may want to bring home. If there is still time we can stop at the beach or at a church. And then we'll fly back to the Czech Republic.
I look forward to doing all these adventures together!

You'll find that whether you're a seasoned traveler who has seen a lot of countries and traveled a lot, or a beginner who wants to travel, you'll love Iceland either way. It's beautiful nature and landscapes like from another planet. I can't wait to explore and travel together.✅