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Iceland

Get ready for the trip of a lifetime. Iceland is the land of beauty and adventure. With beautiful waterfalls, immense glaciers, meandering creeks, thermal lagoons, snow-capped mountains, steaming hot springs, cold brews, and friendly locals, you’ll never want to leave.

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Highlights

  • Begin in Reykjavik, Iceland’s capital, for exciting city ventures. Discover small, brightly-colored homes, charming cafes, and a variety of shops, restaurants, and bars. Iceland stays light 24 hours a day in the summer months, when the country hosts non-stop musical festivals. After experiencing city life, take a whale watching tour from Reykjavik around Faxafloi Bay for a chance to spot some Minke and Humpback whales.

  • Hike along the gorgeous Breidamerkurjökull Glacier at the Jökulsárlón Lagoon, with blue and white icebergs emerging from waters reflecting the sky.

  • Trek across Skaftafellsheidi, past the tall, jutting Svartifoss waterfall, and across the Skaftafellsjökull Glacier for stunning views of scenic, snowcapped mountains.

  • Relax on the black-sand beach of Reynisfjara in Vík, known worldwide for its unique beauty.

  • Visit Thingvellir National Park, a World Heritage Site and mysterious terrain of steaming hot springs tectonic plates.

  • After an active morning, relax in the thermal waters of the Blue Lagoon. Have a drink, put on a facemask treatment, or simply soak in these warm waters.

  • Explore the breathtaking Gullfoss Waterfalls for a truly captivating experience. Feel the midst on your skin while you listen to the waterfall’s rhythm and admire its massive presence.

  • Discover Mývatn Lake, surrounded by volcanic craters, deserted tundra, and a wealth of flora and fauna. This is one of the three sites on the Diamond Circle, which also includes the town of Húsavík, the canyon of Ásbyrgi, and Dettifoss waterfall.

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Good to know​

  • Most of the country speaks English

  • Magical creatures of the netherworld are a part of Icelandic culture, whether you believe it or not

  • The best time of year to see the Northern Lights are late September/early October or March/beginning of April 

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