The first stop on our way will be the 60-meter Seljalandsfoss waterfall: a wide trail along the rock will allow you to walk behind the waterfall and discover it from all sides — what an impressive sight! You will admire the marvellous landscapes of the waterfall, walk through a column of water dust that rises like smoke above the rock. When it’s sunny you will see bright rainbows over Seljalandsfoss.

Another waterfall on our way is Skógafoss, 25 meters wide and 60 meters high, with which the legend about the first viĸing of Trasi Tourulfsson and the ancient ring is connected.

And at the Kvernufoss waterfall, where slightly any tourists get, you will take a break from the bustle of the city and find yourself alone with Icelandic nature.

Ice and ash — landscapes of the Sólheimajökull glacier. At the ancient ice of Sólheimajökull, truly unique landscapes await you: in some places the ice is covered with volcanic ash that settles after eruptions, and a bizarre mixture of black and white lines and areas is mesmerising and impressive.

Space landscape of Black Beach Volcanos have worked hard on Black Beach, one of the main natural attractions of Iceland: the entire coast here consists of pure black gravel and black boulders. Broadsheet has often acknowledged this beach as the most beautiful on Earth, and directors often choose it for filming fantastic films, because the local landscapes are truly unearthly.