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Once you arrive at Keflavík International Airport, you will pick up your rental car. After a short drive to Reykjavik, an exclusive, relaxing wellness ritual awaits you at Sky Lagoon, a geothermal spa. Dip into the warm water and unwind as you sip a drink at the pool bar, recharging your batteries for the adventures of the following days. If your trip takes place during the autumn or winter months, you may be lucky enough to catch the Northern Lights in the evening.
Accommodation: 4-star hotel.
This morning, you will drive along the south coast of Iceland. This day is a true immersion in the country’s iconic landscapes: vast stretches of black sand, spectacular waterfalls, and majestic glaciers.
First, make a recommended stop at Seljalandsfoss, a waterfall you can admire from all angles, then at Skógafoss, one of the most impressive in the country.
Optional: Enjoy a horseback ride along the black-sand beaches near Vík—a gentle, authentic experience.
Continue driving toward Kirkjubæjarklaustur, a small village tucked between lava fields and green cliffs. Check in at your charming accommodation for the night.
This morning, you continue your discovery through spectacular landscapes of lava fields, black sands, and glacial tongues. Your day is shaped by a guided hike on a glacier—an unforgettable experience at the heart of Vatnajökull National Park. Fitted with crampons and accompanied by a certified guide, you will explore a world of blue-tinted ice, deep crevasses, and natural sculptures carved by wind and time. After this polar immersion, you head to the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, where majestic icebergs float. Check in at your high-end accommodation for the night, in an exceptional natural setting between glacier and ocean.
Today, enjoy a free day to explore the region at your own pace.
In summer, you can choose a zodiac excursion on the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon—a spectacular way to get as close as possible to the icebergs.
In winter, don’t miss the chance to visit a natural ice cave—an experience you only get once in a lifetime.
Another option, all year round: head east to admire Vestrahorn, this iconic mountain with dramatic looks, reflected in the black-sand beaches of Stokksnes. The site is also known for its changing light and breathtaking landscapes.
After breakfast, you begin your return journey to the west. Several stops are possible depending on your preferences: a stop at the Svínafellsjökull glacier tongue, or an accessible walk in Skaftafell National Park, in the heart of Vatnajökull, between waterfalls, mountains, and glacial panoramas.
The highlight of the day: a guided visit to an ice cave in the Katlajökull glacier, tucked beneath the Katla volcano. This cave is often wilder and less visited than those in Jökulsárlón, taking you into a surreal world of ice carved into deep shades of blue and black. A rare experience, guided by experienced professionals.
An exceptional day awaits with an excursion to Landmannalaugar, in the heart of Iceland’s Highlands. This natural gem offers breathtaking scenery: rhyolite mountains with unreal colors, lava fields, and geothermal valleys.
Your guide will take you along wild tracks, river crossings on foot, and lunar-like panoramas, far from tourist roads. Once there, you will enjoy a walking tour in the surrounding area, along paths marked by fumaroles, colorful ridges, and ancient lava flows.
Return late in the day to the Selfoss region and check in at your high-end hotel.
Last day of travel with a discovery of the Golden Circle: Gullfoss, an impressive waterfall; the geothermal area of Geysir; and Þingvellir, a unique historical and geological site. In the afternoon, enjoy a wellness stop at Hvammsvík Natural Hot Springs, nestled between the sea and the mountains, for a relaxing swim facing the ocean. Late in the day, drive back to Reykjavík and check in for your final night in the city.
End your stay with a drive from Reykjavík to Keflavík, return your rental car at the airport, and then take your return flight. Thank you for choosing Iceland for your adventure. We hope this experience has given you unforgettable memories.
Comfortable bed. Friendly and welcoming people everywhere you went. Great food. Plenty to see and do. Bus transfer system works perfectly.
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Coffeeburner
5
We really enjoyed the Ice Cave tour on the southern coast. It was a sunny day and you could see for miles from the top. Our guide Kiddee was part mountain goat and had us climbing all over.
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Cecile
3
The country was stunning, and we saw northern lights, so we were still happy to go. But there are too many tourists now, even in October, and the parkings are too small to welcome them. I wouldn't recommend the destination unless the person would really want to see the landscapes.
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Claire@Seb
4
Very nice trip, we were lucky with the weather and the google maps itinerary were so pratical to have! that was a REALLY great service from Nika. All guest houses were good enough, Only one was on the low side: The Stundafriöur cottage, it was really small, we had to make the beds for the kids and the cartains were minimal so we had a lot of light! The BEST guest house was Sÿslo in Stykkishólmur both room and breakfast were GREAT!
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Susan
5
I have already told several people about Evaneos and Gunnar in particular. We will book with Evaneos again!
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KWT 's Fabulous trip to Iceland
4
• Grateful to have everything arranged for us from rental car which was easy to pick up and drop off- to having accommodations all set for each night and highlights and tours chosen and reserved. Thank you !
Very difficult to chose pictures as there are so many
1st pix- hiking up to Glymur Falls
2nd- enjoying taste of glacier
3rd- glacier - up close on boat with very knowledgable and friendly guide-Vatnajokull glacier
4th- walking behind the roaring falls at Seljalandsfoss
5th - getting a nice soaking from falls -Skogarfoss
6th- everywhere beautiful lava fields
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AL,UK
4
1st day in Rejkyavik. Luckily in sunshine. Plenty to see. Hotel F*** B*** looked tired, breakfast room dark and cramped but staff were lovely and helpful and the room spacious and comfy with nice views.
2nd day Golden Circle. A handout would habe helped with names and background. So much of interest. Coach loads of tourista always disappointing but we knew and we are tourist too! Stops too brief.
3rd day afternoon lava tour. I couldnt go (youngest ill) but older 2 said it was ok. Felt a bit toiristy gimiky?
Evening food tour by foor around d Rejkyavik. Excellent. Interesting guide, food delicious. Vege in party accomodatee.
4th day. 11 hour trip toouth for ice caves. Could have built in more time at Vik for lunch at nice cafe and time.on beach there. Ice caves fasinating buy different to those shown on the brochure. Stop to collect someone from glacier walk. Guide could have told us a 5 minute walk would give wonderful views of the glacier. Luckily I found it but those who didnt know.and styaied on bus really missed out.
Airpot transfers v good. Could have done with another day in Rej to see more museums ans enjoy cafe scene. Also another visit to hot spring - just dont have them in uk!
Have rec to friends local agent v helpful. Will return to see more. Airport lovely.
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Andrew
4
Unfortunately we weren't able to see the northern lights, but the Golden circle (including secret lagoon) tour, south coast tour, Geysirs, walk in a glacier, waterfalls, food, and plenty of weather made for a very good holiday.
Everybody we met was very friendly and we never felt out of place.
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Farah
5
we spent 5 nights at different hotels and did many tours including glacier hike, ice caves, waterfalls, hot lagoons etc.