Our first stop is Þingvellir, where two continents meet in a dramatic rift valley. It’s also home to Iceland’s ancient parliament and stunning volcanic scenery.

At Geysir, steaming vents and bubbling pools surround Strokkur, which erupts sky-high every few minutes. Nature’s power on full display!

Gullfoss roars down two tiers into a deep canyon, often crowned with rainbows. It’s one of Iceland’s most powerful waterfalls.

Our driver guide will drive back you to Reykjavik on car.
Then you will take private helicopter flight from Reykjavik Heliport on helicopter.

Lift Off from Reykjavik Heliport
Board your helicopter for a breathtaking flight to Iceland’s latest eruption site on the Reykjanes Peninsula.

The most recent eruption in the Reykjanes Peninsula began on November 20, 2024, northeast of Grindavík between Stóra-Skógfell and Sýlingarfell. A 3 km-long fissure released lava flows that approached key landmarks, including the Blue Lagoon, prompting temporary evacuations. The eruption concluded on December 9, 2024.
The eruption ended on December 9, 2024, leaving behind extensive lava fields and reshaped terrain. While no eruption is ongoing, geological unrest continues, with magma accumulation beneath the Svartsengi area, indicating potential for future activity.
This recent event offers visitors a unique opportunity to view newly formed volcanic features from the air.

Witness Iceland’s Newest Lava Fields
See rivers of glowing lava, newly formed craters, and rising steam from cracks in the Earth’s crust. This is one of several eruptions in the area over the last few years—and it’s still active! From the air, you’ll have a front-row seat to nature’s most dramatic performance.

Our driver guide will drop you at any mentioned location in Reykjavik.