The hidden gem Sigöldugljúfur, sometimes called the Valley of Tears, is on our way to Landmannalaugar. It is most renowned for and earned its nickname from its sheer number of waterfalls. Sigöldugljúfur is a fantasy-like space and is renowned for its many waterfalls; vividly blue water; abundant vegetation; lava landscapes; and its incredible surroundings. Though by no means as large as other canyons in Iceland, it has still garnered attention for its unique, oasis-like beauty.

Landmannalaugar is a beautiful region in the remote highlands of Iceland and is known globally for its spectacular scenery and hiking trails. Featuring amazing and colorful rhyolite mountains, hot springs, blue lakes, and so many different geological formations, this bubbling geothermal wonderland will leave you speechless. The drive through the highland until we reach Landmannalaugar is a adventure you don’t want to miss. People travel the globe to hike the stunning trails of Landmannalaguar, particularly the famous Laugavegur trail, which starts here. On our 1,5 hour hike we will see hot springs in the edge of a lava field with Brennisteinsalda mountain, so colorful almost leaning over us. After the hike we will end our day relaxing soak in the natural hot pool.

Ljotipollur is a explosion crater one of the most beatiful ones in all Iceland. Strangely enough, Ljotipollur's name means 'Ugly Puddle', since this crater anything but, being beautifully red with the deep trout-filled lake at its bottom and high edges on its sides.

The Frostastaðavatn lake is so beatiful that you just want to sit down and enjoy as long as you can. On our drive to Landmannalaugar we will stop at the best viewpoint and do just that- sit down and enjoy while your guide tells you the story of this place.

A hidden gem, a place like no other or just a breathtakingly beautiful place hidden in Þjórsárdalur valley. Called Gjáin and is for sure one of Iceland's pearls of nature. It is a delicate beauty, which we have to preserve and treat with utter respect. To try to descripe it is waste of time, you just have to see it.