Head North of Snæfellsnes, where Mount Kirkjufell will take your breath away no matter the season or time of the day you visit. Get a glimpse of the port activity at the fishing towns Grundarfjörður and Stykkishólmur, and be charmed by the bright colourful timber houses overlooking the sea. For a unique perspective, sail around the scenic Breiðafjörður Bay, dotted with countless islands, a haven of peace and paradise for bird enthusiasts (limited in winter).

Accommodation in the Húnaflói/Skagafjörður area.

Today, meet the impressive petrified troll Hvítserkur Cliff on Vatnsnes Peninsula, where seals can often be seen basking in the sun in large numbers. We also recommend a stop at the Seal Centre in Hvammstangi, Iceland’s number one destination for seal watching. Visit the landmarks of Skagafjörður, famous for horsebreeding, including the spectacular Glaumbær turf farm houses, the old turf churches at Víðimýri and Gröf, and the scenic infinity pool in Hofsós. Spend the evening in Akureyri town, the Capital of the North that surely knows how to charm you!

Accommodation in the Akureyri area.

Soak in the view at the waterfall of the Gods, Goðafoss, that turns into a real pristine gem in its winter coat. Reach the Lake Mývatn Area, rich in spectacular sights, including Dimmuborgir lava fields, Grjótagjá lava cave, the geothermal field at Námafjall, and Krafla Crater. Unwind your trip in the milky waters of Mývatn Nature Baths, from where you can enjoy priceless views over the surrounding lava fields and iconic mountains. Under the northern lights, who knows!

Accommodation in the Lake Mývatn area.

Visit Iceland’s capital of whale watching (limited in winter), Húsavík, its charming harbour, and recently opened temple of relaxation, GeoSea, Geothermal Sea Baths known for their healing powers, overlooking the Greenland Sea. Enjoy the local food culture in one of the city’s best restaurants. We also recommend a stop at the fossil collection at Tjörnes and the beautiful Öxarfjörður Bay, whose woodlands and wildlife – birdlife, Arctic foxes – are worth checking out.

Accommodation in the Lake Mývatn area.

Reach the Northern Part of one of Iceland’s jewels, Vatnajökull National Park, home to Ásbyrgi Canyon, Odin’s horse alleged horseshoe mark, Hljóðaklettar cluster of peculiar rock formations, and the mighty Dettifoss Waterfall, whose thunder and mist can be felt some distance away. Explore the intriguing yet enchanting moonscapes of Möðrudalsöræfi to reach Egilsstaðir town.

Accommodation in the Egilsstaðir area.

What makes East Iceland so special and enjoyable is this slow travel feeling that comes over you once you step in the region. Take the time today to explore Egilsstaðir surroundings, starting with the Lake Lagarfljót, home to the sea serpent “Lagarfljótsormur”, Iceland’s very own Loch Ness Monster. Soak in the beauty of Hengifoss Waterfall and its layers of history, Iceland’s largest forest Hallormsstaður, and Skriðuklaustur Centre of Culture and History.

Accommodation in the Egilsstaðir area.

Embark on a scenic drive along the Eastfjords, with spectacular and diverse landscapes, shaped by abrupt mountains, roadside waterfalls, and picturesque fishing towns like Fáskrúðsfjörður, whose history and heritage can be felt in every street. The rocky island Skrúður covered with snow is a sight to behold in winter time. After a walk along the marvelous beach Stokksnes, time to reach Höfn, a beautiful town praised for its lobster dishes, and rightly so!

Accommodation in the Höfn area.

Marvel at the gigantic Vatnajökull Glacier whilst driving along the Southeast coast in quest of its main highlights. Discover a mesmerizing world of icebergs at Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, and Diamond Beach, a place of real photographic appeal at any time of the day. Spend time within Skaftafell Nature Resort, where hiking paths will take you to the end of glacier tongues or to Svartifoss Waterfall, one of nature’s geological masterpieces, enhanced with snowfalls and icicles.

Accommodation in the Kirkjubæjarklaustur area.

Make a stop at the pretty Kirkjubæjarklaustur village, not far from Vík village. Admire the panoramic views from Dyrhólaey Peninsula, a 120-meter high promontory where you can feel the power of the elements, also home to large bird colonies during the Summer months. Visit the two most famous waterfalls of the South, Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss, both stunning in their winter outfit. Take a leap into the Icelandic past at Skógar Folk Museum before reaching your accommodation for the night.

Accommodation in the Gullfoss/Geysir area.

End this trip on a high note by exploring the famous Golden Circle sights. Start the day with a stop at the historic Skálholt cathedral, followed with a visit to Kerið, a 3.000 year old explosion crater featuring an otherworldly colour palette. Marvel at the spectacular Gullfoss Waterfall, wait for Strokkur geyser to erupt at Geysir hot spring area and walk between two continents at Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site of both historic and geological importance.

Accommodation in Reykjavík (optional and not included in the tour price).

Optional and not included in the tour price.