Your tour starts with a morning Reykjavik pick up.

From the city you will travel the popular Golden Circle route.

First up is Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO Wold Heritage Site.

After Thingvellir you make your way to Geysir. See Strokkur geyser spout water up from the ground before continuing your journey.

Next up is Gullfoss waterfall, the last attraction of the Golden Circle.

Making your way to the south coast, you will see the magical Seljalandsfoss waterfall that you can walk behind.

After Seljalandsfoss you will stop by the mighty Skogafoss waterfall.

Last up is Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach. This unique beach is one of Iceland's top attractions. See the unique Reynisdrangar peaks peak up from the Atlantic Sea and enjoy strolling around the black sand beach.

Your first stop will be at Skaftafell National Park where you will join a certified glacier guide for a short glacier hike on one of Vatnajokull outlet glaciers. After your hike you will continue towards the Glacier Lagoon and the Diamond beach.

See the lagoon's floating ice bergs in a magical natural setting at Jokulsarlon Lagoon

The crystal bergs at the black sand Diamond beach are simply stunning.

Your day ends at your accommodation in South east area.

This day is all about the East Fjords of Iceland. After breakfast you will follow the twisting roads of the coast of the East Fjords to Egilsstadir.

On the way you will stop at Djupivogur fishing village

Your day ends at your accommodation in the Egilsstadir area.

Wilderness Center: 40 min from Egilsstaðir. Stay overnight, experience wilderness, museum & free hot pots!

Visit Namaskard hot springs.

Refreshed from the baths you will continue to Dimmuborgir lava formations.

Among today's highlights is the Hverfjall Volcano Crater.

Your day ends at your accommodation in Akureyri area.

The basalt column canyon towers over a turquoise glacial river, making for one of the most stunning sights in the country. The canyon is located in the upper part of Jökuldalur Valley in East Iceland. This rolling valley is known for its many sheep farms.

Relax in the geothermal waters of Mývatn Nature Baths in Iceland. The milky blue water is rich in minerals and silica, which is said to be beneficial for the skin. The baths are located in a beautiful area near Lake Mývatn, making for a scenic and relaxing experience.

Your day starts with a drive through Akureyri, the capital of the North

Enjoy a whale watching tour from Dalvik and see the gentle giants of the sea.

Explore the charming Siglufjordur town.

Travel through farmlands before reaching your accommodation for the night.

Your day ends at your accommodation in the area of Borgarnes.

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You'll visit Borgarfjörður - an area voted top travel destination by Lonely planet in 2016. You'll have a chance to do a short hike up to Grábrók, a volcano crater.

You'll be visiting the Hraunfossar waterfall where the ice-cold water pours out of the lava.

The final stop is at Reykholt - an important place in the history of Iceland, particularly in medieval times. We will show you Snorralaug, the hot spring pool which bears the name of Snorri Sturluson, the 12th/early 13th century scholar, lawyer, historian and saga writer.

Your last day will be spent exploring Borgarnes and Saefellsnes.

See the village of Arnarstapi

See the stunning Mount Kirkjufell before returning back to Reykjavik.

Your tour ends in Reykjavik.

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Reykholt, Iceland, is a historically significant site, most notably as the former home of Snorri Sturluson, a key figure in Icelandic literature and history. It's a place where visitors can connect with Iceland's medieval past, exploring sites like Snorralaug, a historic geothermal pool, and Snorrastofa, a cultural and research center dedicated to Sturluson's legacy. The surrounding area also boasts natural wonders, including geothermal activity and stunning waterfalls, making Reykholt a compelling destination for those interested in Icelandic heritage and landscapes.