The first stop is in the National Park, which is very important for the history of Iceland, as it was there that the Icelandic parliament Althingi first met in 930, which is one of the oldest parliamentary institutions in the world, which is still in operation today. The Althingi met here until the end of the 18th century. The full independence of the Republic of Iceland was declared in this same place on 17 June 1944. In 1928, a national park was established in this area, which was included on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2004. Here we will have the opportunity to see with our own eyes the unique rift of its tectonic plates.

Exploration of the Haukadalur geothermal valley, home to the famous Strokkur and Geysir geysers, where you can witness impressive natural phenomena.

An opportunity to feed Icelandic horses and learn about their unique breed.

A visit to Gullfoss, also known as the "Golden Waterfall," with a fascinating tour revealing its secrets.

A journey to the secret Brúarhlöð canyon, known for its unusual rock formations and the crystal-clear waters of the Hvítá River.

A stop at the Friðheimar tomato farm, where you’ll learn how geothermal energy is used to grow tomatoes and enjoy local snacks.

A visit to an Icelandic farm with a tasting of local ice cream made using traditional recipes.

The discovery of the volcanic lake Kerið, whose history and beauty will leave you in awe.