Step into Icelandic legend at this moss-covered lava field, formed over 4,000 years ago by an eruption from Mt. Bjarnarhafnafjall. Named after the legendary “berserkers,” this otherworldly landscape tells a tale of volcanic fury and ancient myth.

Get your cameras ready—Mount Kirkjufell is Iceland’s most photographed mountain! With its striking arrowhead shape and Game of Thrones fame, this 463-meter peak stands proudly over the town of Grundarfjörður.

Just below the mountain, you’ll find Kirkjufellsfoss—a beautiful three-tiered waterfall. The classic postcard shot of Kirkjufell with the falls in the foreground is one of Iceland’s most iconic views.

Explore the mystical landscapes of Snæfellsjökull, a 700,000-year-old glacier-capped volcano that inspired Jules Verne’s Journey to the Center of the Earth. On clear days, its peak is visible all the way from Reykjavik!

This eerie beach is surrounded by lava cliffs and legends. Try lifting the ancient “fishing stones” once used to test strength for life at sea—and look out for troll-shaped rock formations!

Marvel at these towering sea stacks—remnants of an ancient volcanic crater—rising dramatically from the Atlantic. A paradise for birdwatchers and photographers alike.

A charming fishing village framed by mountains and sea cliffs. Stroll the scenic trails along Arnarstapi’s rugged coast, past nesting seabirds and the famous stone bridge, Eystrigjá.

Snap stunning photos of the iconic black church, dramatically set against a backdrop of lava fields and mountains. The peaceful and remote location makes it one of Iceland’s most atmospheric photo stops.

End your adventure with a visit to Ytri Tunga, one of Iceland’s best spots for seal watching. With luck, you’ll spot playful seals lounging on the rocks just off this golden-sand beach.

Our bus will drop you off to the same location from which you were picked earlier in the day.