Our first stop is Berserkjahraun, a moss-covered lava field formed over 4,000 years ago. Its name comes from a Viking saga, adding legend to its already dramatic, rugged beauty.

Kirkjufell is Iceland’s most photographed mountain, rising like a perfect cone beside the sea. Its striking shape has earned it a role in movies and postcards alike.

Just across from Kirkjufell, Kirkjufellsfoss is a small but scenic waterfall with a perfect view of the mountain behind it. It’s a must-stop for that iconic Iceland photo.

Djúpalónssandur is a black pebble beach with lava formations, ocean views, and the remains of a shipwreck. It also holds historic “lifting stones” once used to test fishermen’s strength.

These towering basalt cliffs rise dramatically from the coastline like a natural fortress. They’re home to nesting seabirds and offer breathtaking ocean views.

Arnarstapi is a small fishing village known for its dramatic coastal cliffs and sea arches. A scenic walking path along the cliffs reveals stunning basalt formations and birdlife.

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