We began our journey to our first stop at the majestic Golden Circle.

Often referred to as the "Golden Falls," is one of Iceland's most iconic and popular waterfalls. It is located in the southwestern part of the country, specifically in the canyon of the Hvítá River in the Haukadalur area.

Visiting Geysir and the surrounding geothermal area is a fascinating experience, as it allows you to witness the Earth's geothermal activity up close and observe the spectacular natural phenomenon of a geyser erupting. While Geysir itself may not be as active as it once was, Strokkur provides a reliable and impressive display for visitors.

Þingvellir National Park is a must-visit destination in Iceland for its combination of historical significance, geological uniqueness, and natural beauty. It offers visitors a chance to explore both the cultural heritage and the geological wonders of this remarkable country.

Hvammsvík Hot Springs offers eight natural hot springs of varying temperatures, situated along the shoreline and merging with the tides for an ever changing experience. You are immersed in a perfect fusion of geothermal water, flowing from our very own source 1400 meters underground, with seawater straight from the Atlantic ocean.

We started our trip back to the city, after spending an incredible day in the Icelandic wilderness.