Our first stop is Urriðafoss, the most voluminous waterfall in Iceland, quietly rushing through wide lava plains. It’s lesser-known but powerful and serene.

Árbæjarfoss is a charming cascade surrounded by lava formations and peaceful countryside. It offers a quiet, scenic break from the main tourist routes.

Seljalandsfoss drops from high cliffs and lets you walk behind the curtain of water for a magical experience. It's one of the most unique waterfalls in Iceland.

Skógafoss is a dramatic 60-meter waterfall with misty spray and rainbows. You can view it from below or climb stairs for panoramic views.

Dyrhólaey is a massive sea arch and viewpoint above black sand beaches and basalt cliffs. In summer, it’s a great spot to see puffins.

Reynisfjara is famous for its jet-black sand, roaring Atlantic waves, and striking basalt columns. It’s one of Iceland’s most iconic coastal sights.

Perched above the village, Vík Church offers stunning views over the town and coastline. Its red roof and simple design make it a peaceful photo stop.

We stop in Vík for lunch, where you can choose from local cafés or restaurants. It's the perfect mid-day break surrounded by beautiful scenery.

Strap on crampons for a guided walk across Sólheimajökull glacier, full of crevasses, ridges, and blue ice. It’s an unforgettable adventure into Iceland’s frozen heart.

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