Puffin, Heimaey coast, South Iceland

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Welcome to Iceland – the land of fire and ice, where mighty glaciers meet simmering volcanoes, thunderous waterfalls crash into deep canyons, and the light of the midnight sun bathes the landscape in a magical glow.

Our journey takes you to some of the country’s most breathtaking natural wonders: marvel at the unique lava waterfalls of Hraunfossar and Barnafoss, explore the mystical glacier world of the Langjökull, and experience the charm of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, with its picturesque villages and the iconic Snæfellsjökull glacier volcano.

In the north, you’ll discover fascinating contrasts: bubbling geothermal springs, the surreal landscapes surrounding Lake Mývatn, the majestic Goðafoss waterfall, and the charming coastal town of Húsavík – a perfect place for whale watching. After a day full of impressions, relax in the soothing waters of the Mývatn Nature Baths.

Further east, feel the power of the Dettifoss, the silence of the Ásbyrgi Canyon, and explore the colourful valleys of Borgarfjörður-Eystri. The journey culminates in the spectacular glacier regions of the south: Jökulsárlón, Skaftafell, and the black sand beaches of Vík with the iconic rock arch of Dyrhólaey.

Iceland moves you – with its vastness, authenticity, and unforgettable moments.

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Reykjavik

Iceland - Reykjavik
Nestled in a bay and overseen by the towering Mt. Esja, Iceland's vibrant capital starkly contrasts with the tranquil fishing villages and small hamlets of this remarkable island nation. The city center is progressive yet proudly traditional; remote, yet surprisingly cosmopolitan; intricately tied to its natural surroundings while embracing modern technology. Its compact downtown features an eclectic mix of brightly colored houses, stylish boutiques, chic bars, and noteworthy museums. Numerous restaurants offer a range of culinary delights as well as exotic treats (try the marinated ram's testicles and fermented shark meat). Whether you plan to spend your holiday gallery-hopping while listening to Bjork on repeat, diving between tectonic plates, or unwinding in the myriad of geothermal pools, Reykjavik is the ultimate destination for pleasure seekers and thrill enthusiasts.

  • Laugavegur

  • Hallgrímskirkja

Húsafell

Iceland - Húsafell
In the Borgarfjordur region of western Iceland lies the village of Husafell, a true retreat for nature lovers who desire luxury amidst isolation. Nestled among dense forests, magnificent glaciers, colorful wildflower bands, fascinating archaeological remnants, spectacular waterfalls, impressive lava formations, and crystal-clear springs, this destination offers unparalleled natural diversity. It is a top pick for landscape photographers and adventure enthusiasts. With ten promising hiking trails and fish-rich rivers teeming with trout and salmon, Husafell is an explorer's delight. As one of the oldest settlements in western Iceland, it was a favored spot for Vikings due to its valuable natural attractions. In the 19th century, an artist colony resided here, with the famous painter Johannes S. Kjarval among its most notable members.

  • Breathtaking waterfalls

  • Spectacular lava formations

Snaefellsness Peninsula

The Snæfellsnes Peninsula, often referred to as 'Iceland in Miniature', is a region of remarkable beauty located on Iceland's west coast. It offers an impressive diversity of natural landscapes, including glaciers, fjords, hot springs, volcanoes, and lava fields. This area is generally less frequented than the famous Golden Circle, offering a more tranquil experience. Key attractions include the towering cliffs of Gerduberg, the seal beach Ytri Tunga, best visited in summer, and the stunning Bjarnarfoss waterfall. The photogenic black church Budakirkja, a 19th-century wooden structure, is also worth a visit. Towards the extreme west, Snæfellsjökull National Park hosts the glacier of the same name, along with the interesting Djúpalónssandur Black Beach and Saxhóll Crater. For hiking enthusiasts, the trail from Arnarstapi to Hellnar is a must, winding through lava fields with spectacular rock formations and sea caves.

  • Snæfellsjökull National Park

  • Budakirkja

  • Gerduberg Cliffs

Sauðárkrókur

Iceland - Sauðárkrókur
Nestled on the southwest shore of the Skagafjordur fjord, Sauðárkrókur is the largest town in northwest Iceland and the second largest on the northern coast. Dive into local history and culture through fascinating museums and interactive art galleries. Welcoming restaurants and a famous bakery await to provide authentic culinary experiences. Don't miss the 4-kilometer long black sand beach, Borgarsandur, and the excellent bird-watching sites along the shores of Miklavatn and Ashildarholtsvatn lakes. For winter sports enthusiasts, the Tindastóll ski area offers pristine slopes perfect for skiing, cross-country skiing, and snowboarding.

  • Museums and interactive art galleries

  • Black sand beach of Borgarsandur

  • Birdwatching

Husavik

Iceland - Husavik
Húsavík, nestled at the edge of the frigid Arctic Ocean and surrounded by ice-capped mountains, has become the premier destination for whale watching in Iceland. This town attracts many visitors due to the diverse whale species frequently entering its bay. Enthusiasts can delve into the world of these ocean giants at the Húsavík Whale Museum, where the history of whaling and mankind's impact on these creatures are thoroughly explored. For a more cultural dive, the Safnahusid House of Culture offers a journey through local history, maritime heritage, and the arts, while the Exploration Museum tells the bold tales of explorers through the ages.

  • Whale Museum

  • Culture House (Safnahusid)

Egilsstadir

Iceland - Gufufoss Wasserfall
Egilsstadir is a vibrant city known as the capital of East Iceland, making it an ideal starting point for exploring a range of unique attractions. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the majestic Hallormsstaðaskógur forest, the stunning Gufufoss waterfall, the remarkable Laki craters, the charming town of Seyðisfjörður, and the Stafdal ski resort for winter sports enthusiasts. In town, visit the Slaughterhouse Culture Center, a true hub of cultural and artistic life hosting a wide range of events from concerts to art exhibitions and theatrical productions. The East Iceland Heritage Museum is also worth a visit, offering a deep dive into Icelandic traditions, along with a public swimming pool that boasts a 25-meter pool, two hot tubs, and a slide for ultimate relaxation.

  • Hallormsstaðaskógur forest

  • Slaughterhouse Culture Center

  • Gufufoss waterfall

Eastfjords Iceland

Iceland - Borgarfjorour Eystri
Stretching from the quaint fishing village of Borgarfjorour Eystri in the north to Berufjorour in the south, the Eastfjords of Iceland offer a stunning 120-kilometer coastline on the country's east coast. This breathtaking region is known for its shimmering lakes, charming fishing villages, majestic waterfalls, and lush forests. It is also home to Iceland's most famous wildlife and boasts the sunniest climate in the country. Visitors can explore remote landscapes, observe herds of wild reindeer, and soak in the peaceful atmosphere. Don't miss the opportunity to wander through the remote villages dotting the coast, relax at a picturesque and colorful local café, and explore the many deep fjords carved into the coast, including Borgarfjorour, Seyoisfjorour, and Faskruosfjorour.

  • Fjords Borgarfjorour, Seyoisfjorour, and Faskruosfjorour

Höfn

Iceland - Vatnajokull
Located on a picturesque peninsula in southeastern Iceland, the town of Hofn is known as the capital of the region. The name 'Hofn' means 'port', and it serves as an excellent stopover for travelers navigating the Iceland Ring Road. This charming fishing town is ideally positioned near the powerful Vatnajokull, Europe's largest glacier. The town is surrounded by vast, majestic landscapes featuring volcanic beaches, glacial rivers, and distant offshore islands. Visitors can enjoy a wide array of activities, including attending the annual lobster festival, visiting local museums to learn about the region's geographic history, and exploring Gamlabuo, an old store, one of Hofn's oldest buildings. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit Vatnajökull National Park, the largest national park in Europe.

  • Vatnajökull National Park

Golden Circle Iceland

Golden Circle Iceland
The Golden Circle is a popular 300-kilometer route in southwestern Iceland that includes Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss Waterfall, and Geysir Geothermal Field. Located at the original continental divide between North America and Eurasia, Thingvellir National Park allows visitors to see the Rift Valley created by tectonic plate movements. It features the Silfra fissure in Lake Thingvallavatn where adventurers can dive or snorkel between continents in exquisitely blue waters. At Haukadalur, the Geysir Geothermal Field is known for bubbling hot springs, fumaroles, and its two geysers, including the very active Strokkur that erupts with boiling water up to 40 meters high every 5 to 10 minutes. Completing this remarkable journey, Gullfoss Waterfall cascades down a 36-meter drop offering an otherworldly view.

  • Thingvellir National Park

  • Gullfoss Waterfall

  • Geysir Geothermal

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