Departure according to flight plan.

International flight included.

Arrival at Iceland International Airport, KEF/REK, Reykjavik.

Upon your arrival in Reykjavík, we will meet you at the airport and transfer you comfortably to your accommodation. The rest of the day is free for you to begin discovering the charms of the Icelandic capital.

With its welcoming streets, contemporary architecture, and fresh North Atlantic air, the city offers a serene and sophisticated first impression that anticipates the beauty of the journey ahead.

The Hallgrimskirkja It is one of Reykjavík's most iconic monuments and a A must-see in IcelandIts unique design, inspired by basalt lava formations, reflects the power of Icelandic nature. Standing 74 meters tall, it is visible from almost anywhere in the city. From the top of its tower, one can enjoy spectacular panoramic views of Reykjavík, the ocean, and the mountains. More than just a church, Hallgrímskirkja is a national symbol and an architectural gem that leaves no one indifferent.

The Sun Voyager sculptureShaped like a modern Viking ship, it is one of the icons of Reykjavík. It represents hope, freedom, and the spirit of exploration. Located by the sea, with views of Mount Esja, it offers one of the most beautiful views of the city, especially at sunset.

He Höfði lighthouse, With its vibrant yellow color, it's a picturesque and tranquil spot by the sea in Reykjavík. Surrounded by coastal paths and overlooking Mount Esja, it's the perfect place for a relaxing walk and seabird watching. This small lighthouse has become a photogenic symbol and is much loved by locals and visitors alike.

Located in the heart of Reykjavík, the Lake Tjörnin It's a haven of peace in the heart of the city. Surrounded by colorful houses, museums, and parks, it's ideal for strolling, feeding the ducks, or simply sitting and enjoying the scenery. In winter, its surface freezes over, transforming into a natural skating rink, while in summer it reflects the sky and urban life with a special charm.

Enjoy a free day in Reykjavík, a small city with plenty of character. Although many use it only as a stopover, it deserves at least a day to discover its charm, sample its local cuisine, and soak up the Icelandic atmosphere. It's also the perfect base for unforgettable excursions into the surrounding area.

You can start by visiting Harp, the iconic city concert and conference center. Its glass architecture, inspired by lava formations, is a work of art both inside and out, playing spectacularly with the northern light. You can stroll through its interior, browse an exhibition, or simply relax with a coffee while enjoying panoramic views of the sea and the old port.

From there, a pleasant stroll will take you to one of the most famous streets in the city center, Rainbow Street, Painted in the colors of pride as a symbol of inclusion and diversity, with the imposing Hallgrímskirkja in the background, it's the perfect spot to take photos, soak up the local atmosphere, and discover the cultural heart of the capital.

Departure by private transport from the accommodation to discover one of the most impressive routes in Iceland: The Golden Circle It is one of Iceland's most iconic routes, bringing together three natural wonders: the powerful Strokkur geyser, the imposing Gullfoss waterfall and the historic Þingvellir National Park. A tour that encapsulates the volcanic, historical and scenic essence of the country.

The day begins in Gullfoss, the imposing “golden waterfall” It dazzles with its power and majesty. Its two great waterfalls plunge powerfully into a rocky canyon, raising clouds of mist and forming rainbows on sunny days, a spectacle that captures the essence of Icelandic nature.

From there, the route goes deeper into the Thingvellir National Park, A place where history and geology meet. Walking among the faults that separate the tectonic plates of America and Eurasia and discovering the site where one of the oldest parliaments in the world was founded is a unique experience that combines culture and nature.

He Kerið craterWith its perfect oval shape and deep blue waters, it is one of the Iceland's most evocative volcanic landscapes. Its reddish walls, sculpted by ancient eruptions, create a captivating contrast with the lake nestled within. It is said, almost like a legend, that "Iceland was born here," evoking the creative force of the volcanoes that gave rise to the island. A place that invites contemplation of the very origin of the earth and the untamed spirit of the country.

In the heart of Golden Circle the majestic Geysir geothermal valley, A landscape where the earth breathes, roars, and is illuminated by dancing vapors. Among steaming pools and fumaroles that rise from the ground, the famous Strokkur stands out, sending columns of boiling water skyward in a display of natural power that amazes every visitor. This geothermal park, shaped by centuries of volcanic activity, offers a vibrant and powerful landscape, a constant reminder of Iceland's untamed and fascinating origins.

After the day is over, we will head to the quiet town of Selfoss, where we will spend the night. This charming village, surrounded by wide horizons and clear skies, offers an ideal setting for contemplating the magic of the Northern Lights When conditions allow. A perfect ending to a day full of discoveries.

Departure by private transport from the accommodation to explore the spectacular south coast of Iceland, where waterfalls, glaciers and black sand beaches create a unique and unforgettable landscape.

We begin our journey towards the imposing Skógafoss Waterfall, whose roar announces its presence even before you see it. With a 60-meter drop, its waters crash powerfully against the rock, creating rainbows that add a magical touch to the landscape. A path allows us to approach the base of the waterfall to feel the force of the water and, if we wish, climb the steps to the top to contemplate the valley from above.

Seljalandsfoss It is one of Iceland's most captivating waterfalls, famous for its elegant cascade plunging from a moss-covered cliff. Its unique charm lies in the path that allows you to walk behind the veil of water, offering an immersive and unparalleled perspective. Furthermore, its majestic landscape was one of the locations chosen for filming Game of Thrones, adding a cinematic touch to this already unforgettable place.

Finally, we arrived at the Sólheimajökull Glacier, A mass of blue and white ice stretches between the mountains of southern Iceland. Walking along its edges, admiring the crevasses and shapes sculpted by time and glacial pressure, and feeling the chill of the air, connects us intensely with the island's extreme geography. The contrast between the black sand of the beaches and the brilliant white of the glacier brings to a close an unforgettable day filled with unique landscapes.

Reynisfjara black sand beach, one of the most spectacular corners of Iceland. Its volcanic sands, basalt formations and the imposing columns of Reynisdrangar They create a dramatic landscape that seems otherworldly. Walking along the shore as the Atlantic waves crash against the rocks is a unique experience that combines power and natural beauty.

From there, we headed to Village of Vík, A charming little fishing village that offers a respite from the vast wilderness. Its colorful houses and hilltop church contrast with the black of the nearby beach, creating a picturesque setting for strolling, exploring local shops, and enjoying the peaceful life of this corner of southern Iceland.

We will spend the night in HellaA charming village in southern Iceland surrounded by wide open landscapes and clear skies. Its location, far from large urban centers, makes it an ideal place to try and witness the magic of the Northern Lights when conditions permit. A serene environment that invites relaxation and enjoyment of nature in its purest form.

Exit in private transport From your accommodation, explore the treasures of southeast Iceland: glacial lagoons, diamond beaches, and canyons that seem otherworldly.

We continued our journey to the winding Fjaðrárgljúfur, A turquoise canyon cuts through verdant cliffs. Thanks to private transport, we can make the most of our time, stopping at the best viewpoints and discovering trails that reveal the majesty of natural erosion and the magic of the Icelandic landscape.

Then we reached the imposing Dyrhólaey, A rocky promontory where the Atlantic Ocean meets breathtaking cliffs. Its natural arch over the sea and the colony of puffins that inhabit the area make this place a true paradise for photography and birdwatching enthusiasts, while a private vehicle ensures comfortable and unhurried travel.

Vatnajökull National Park, home of Europe's largest glacier. Among its vast tongues of ice, glacial rivers, and rock formations sculpted over millennia, every corner conveys the power and immensity of Icelandic nature. Traveling by private transport allows us to enjoy this unique park with flexibility, stopping wherever we like and absorbing every moment of the landscape without limitations.

Jökulsárlón, The glacial lagoon where enormous icebergs float slowly on deep blue waters. Contemplating its silence, broken only by the creaking of the ice, is a hypnotic experience, and the reflection of the glaciers in the water makes every photograph look like an Arctic postcard.

A few steps away, we arrived at the magical Diamond Beach, where fragments of ice rest on the black sand. Each crystal sparkles like a diamond in the sunlight, creating a magical contrast that fascinates those who stroll along the shore, while the sound of the ocean adds a touch of serenity and exclusivity to the visit.

Immerse yourself in the wonderful experience of the ice caves in the Vatnajökull glacier (Optional activity). Discover its stunning blue hues, unique formations, and natural passageways that seem straight out of a fantasy world. An unforgettable adventure for nature and photography lovers.

The day continues exploring some of the most unique landscapes of southern Iceland, combining waterfalls, Atlantic coast, lava formations, and corners full of character. It will be a very visual day, marked by the power of the ocean, the volcanic rock, and those open landscapes that make every stretch of road part of the experience.

Along the way, you'll discover less common but very special places, from lighthouses overlooking the sea and natural lava formations to solitary churches, coastal areas where seals can be seen, and the impressive Lake Kleifarvatn, surrounded by mountains and volcanic landscapes.

The first stop will be the Urriðafoss Waterfall, One of Iceland's most powerful waterfalls, its force and size make it a perfect place to start the day with a truly authentic view of Icelandic nature.

The route continues towards the Knarrós Lighthouse, Located on the south coast, this lighthouse, surrounded by open landscapes and the sound of the Atlantic, offers a peaceful and photogenic stop before continuing to explore the coastal area.

Further along, the route approaches the viewpoint of Lobster by the Ocean, It's a perfect spot to enjoy the sea views and the coastal atmosphere of this part of Iceland. The combination of ocean, volcanic rock, and open horizon creates a simple yet visually stunning stop.

The journey continues towards the Lava Arch, A natural formation that reflects Iceland's volcanic origin. These types of landscapes show how lava, wind, and time have shaped unique corners of the island.

Afterwards we will visit the Strandarkirkja Church, One of the most special little temples on the south coast, it's situated in a secluded and evocative setting. Seals can also be seen in the area, provided you maintain a safe distance and depending on current conditions.

The last major stop of the day will be the Lake Kleifarvatn, Lake Reykjanes, one of the most breathtaking landscapes on the Reykjanes Peninsula, is surrounded by dark mountains and volcanic terrain. It offers a striking and unique scene, with a quiet, expansive atmosphere characteristic of this region of Iceland.

Night in: Reykjavík

Private transfer from Reykjavík to the Airport.

End of the journey.

After completing your day exploring ReykjavíkEnjoy its most charming corners and soak up its unique atmosphere, Your guide will accompany you on a private transfer from your accommodation to Keflavík International Airport. ensuring a comfortable and peaceful journey as you conclude this unforgettable Icelandic experience.

• • Blue Lagoon 150 € P/P

• • Ice cave 250 € P/P