Full Iceland Fire & Ice Adventures

About This Tour

Reykjavík & Golden Circle

• Reykjavík: Explore Reykjavík’s street art district, Hallgrímskirkja Church, and Harpa Concert Hall. Stroll along Laugavegur shopping street and enjoy a local pub experience at Kaffibarinn.
• Sky Lagoon: A luxurious geothermal spa with ocean views.
• Golden Circle: Thingvellir National Park (tectonic rift & Viking history), Geysir Hot Springs (watch Strokkur erupt), and Gullfoss Waterfall.

South Coast

• Seljalandsfoss: A picturesque waterfall you can walk behind.
• Skogafoss: A powerful waterfall with a staircase to the top for panoramic views.
• Reynisfjara Beach (Vik): The famous black sand beach with basalt sea stacks.
• Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon: A stunning, narrow canyon with lush green walls.
• Hrunalaug Hot Spring: A cozy, hidden geothermal pool near Flúðir.

Glacier Lagoons & Ice Caves

• Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon: A breathtaking glacial lake with floating icebergs.
• Diamond Beach: Black sand beach covered with sparkling ice fragments.
• Vatnajökull Glacier Ice Caves: Explore stunning ice caves with unique blue formations.
• Svartifoss Waterfall: A waterfall framed by striking basalt columns.

North Iceland – Akureyri & Mývatn

• Akureyri: Iceland’s second-largest city, known for its botanical gardens and charming streets.
• Goðafoss Waterfall: The beautiful “Waterfall of the Gods” with a fascinating history.
• Forest Lagoon: A tranquil geothermal spa surrounded by lush forest.
• Lake Mývatn: A volcanic landscape with geothermal features.
• Hverir: Bubbling mud pots and steaming fumaroles.
• Grjótagjá Cave: A hot spring cave made famous by Game of Thrones.
• Mývatn Nature Baths: A soothing alternative to the Blue Lagoon.

 West Iceland – Glanni Waterfall & Barnafoss

• The Glaumbær Museum (turf houses showcasing traditional Icelandic life).
• Glanni Waterfall, known for its multi-tiered cascade and surrounded by lush greenery.
• Barnafoss Waterfall, with its unique lava rock formations and bright blue waters.

Return to Reykjavík and Departure from Reykjavík