On arrival to Iceland, your driver guide will welcome you in Arrival hall at the International Airport and will assist you with your luggage to the private vehicle.

Private transfer time to Reykjavik is approx: 45 min.

Strolling through Reykjavik is a magical way to immerse yourself in Iceland’s festive capital, especially during the Christmas season when the city is aglow with holiday lights and decorations. Along your walk, you’ll encounter some of Reykjavik’s most iconic landmarks, including the majestic Hallgrimskirkja church, the bustling Laugavegur main street, the scenic City Hall, the charming Old Harbour, the stunning Harpa Concert Hall, and the famous Sun Voyager sculpture.

During the holidays, don’t miss the sparkling Christmas markets, twinkling holiday lights on Skólavörðustígur street, and festive shop displays. Be sure to check out the vibrant street art along the way and sample Icelandic delicacies—try a warming bowl of traditional meat soup, the beloved Icelandic hot dog, and, surprisingly, even a scoop of local ice cream, a favorite year-round treat!

After exploring the vibrant sights of Iceland's capital, we’ll unwind at the serene Parliament Hotel, a perfect retreat before the excitement ahead. Over the next two days, you’ll dive into the stunning landscapes of southwestern Iceland, where breathtaking natural wonders await at every turn.

Today you along with your private guide explore the famous Golden Circle. This route encompasses many of Iceland’s most famous landmarks: Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the location of the world's first parliament; Geysir geothermal area and Gullfoss waterfalls. At Thingvellir National Park history and nature meets. This is the only place where the Mid-Atlantic Ridge comes to the surface and forms a rift valley between tectonic plates. Filled in the fissure created by the separation of the plates is glacial water that has been filtered underground for decades through hardened, porous lava rock. The filtering process of the glacial water makes Silfra one of the clearest bodies of water on earth with up to 120 meters of visibility.

The history was made at Thingvellir when in 930AD was formed Althing, the oldest parliament still in operation. Therefore Thingvellir is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage for both, natural and cultural importance.

At Geysir geothermal area Strokkur, "the butter churn”, erupts about every 4-8 minutes. The big Geyser, which gave name to all other geysers, has been in recent years inactive.

Gullfoss is an iconic waterfall located in South Iceland on the Hvítá River which is fed by Iceland´s second biggest glacier, Langjökull. On a sunny day, shimmering rainbow can be seen over the falls.

Today, you drive south along the shore, with black sand beaches on one side and hills with many small waterfalls on the land side.

You will see Seljalandsfoss waterfall, where you can walk behind and view it from every angle. We continue to Skógafoss, the best-shaped and arguably the most photographed waterfall.

Reynisfjara black sand beach is one of the southernmost points of mainland Iceland. Here, you learn about how the basalt lava columns are formed—and don’t forget to collect some pebbles for souvenirs!

Nearby, we admire the natural arch of Dyrhólaey and other rock formations, like Reynisdrangar, that are tied to many folk tales and legends.

We also visit the town of Vík í Mýrdal, which you will recognize by its iconic church on the small hill. Here, you can taste the local delicacies and learn about the local culture.

Today we check out of Parliament hotel, and meet our guide and continue our discovery of Iceland. Today the breathtaking beauty of Borgarfjordur, nestled near Borgarnes in West Iceland. Immerse yourself in the area's volcanic landscapes, hot springs, and historical sites. As you drive through Borgarfjörður valley, you'll be captivated by its vast open landscapes. Encounter Icelandic sheep, horses, and explore geothermal greenhouses producing fresh vegetables and fruits. Borgarfjörður is a must-see geothermal paradise, offering a glimpse into Iceland's natural wonders and agricultural heritage.

Borgarfjörður is located in the western part of Iceland. We drive through lush landscapes with rolling hills and tranquil waters.

We explore magnificent waterfalls Hraunfossar, that feature a series of clear cold springs that flow out from beneath a lava field, without any river being visible, creating a beautiful and unusual sight.

Nearby Barnafoss, “Children’s waterfall”, is a waterfall that, according to a folk tale, once had a natural arch that collapsed and caused a tragedy.

We also admire Deildartunguhver, the most powerful and one of the hottest and largest springs in Europe. Experience Europe's most potent hot spring and unwind in geothermal pools. Marvel at the region's stunning waterfalls, lava birch forests, and dramatic beaches. The dynamic geothermal activity beneath Iceland's surface is on full display here.

After a memorable guided day, we arrive at the serene Silica Hotel, nestled in Iceland's stunning lava landscapes. Here, we check in and unwind in the natural beautiful and the soothing, mineral-rich waters of the Blue Lagoon. This final night in Iceland offers a perfect blend of relaxation and rejuvenation, allowing us to fully embrace the tranquility and unique charm of this remarkable setting.

It's time to say goodbye to this little island in the North.

Private transfer will take you to Keflavik airport.

Hope you enjoyed your stay !