On arrival to Iceland, a member of our team, a seasoned driver guide, will welcome you in and gladly assist you with your luggage to the private vehicle.

You will take the direction to the South Coast and the renowned hotel Rangá, where you will stay the next 2 nights. Our team carefully chose this Hotel in the Icelandic countryside as it offers one of the most mesmerizing backdrops for chasing the Northern Lights. Far from light pollution, the hotel provides an exclusive viewing experience, complete with an in-house observatory led by a local astronomer, geothermal hot tubs under the stars, and a personal wake-up call should the auroras grace the sky. Plus, you’ll have expert guidance on capturing the perfect long-exposure photos, ensuring you bring home stunning memories of the night sky’s most magical display. 

The South Coast boasts some of Iceland’s most breathtaking natural wonders, offering a striking blend of black sand beaches, majestic waterfalls, glacier-fed rivers, and rugged cliffs. Your private driving guide brings these stunning landscapes to life, sharing captivating stories, fascinating historical insights, and personal anecdotes about each location you visit.

You will explore the most iconic attractions, such as Seljalandsfoss and Skógarfoss waterfalls, the otherworldly Reynisfjara beach.
 

Follow an experienced and qualified guide through a frozen wonderland of different shades of glacier ice. Take a look at deep crevasses and water cauldrons along with other interesting features of the glacier. These experiences are available in different difficulty levels based on what you want to experience. 

During the tour, the guide will share their wisdom about the ever-changing landscapes of the Icelandic glaciers, their formation and how they are connected with surrounding volcanoes and mountains.

Today we 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.
 

Accommodation at Hotel Reykjavik Edition 5* - 2 nights

Our way will lead through striking volcanic landscapes, including lava fields, hot springs, geothermal areas, and dramatic coastal cliffs.

The peninsula in where the the bridge between two tectonic plates is located. Due to this geological setting, the whole peninsula is rich in geothermal activity, with a lot of hot springs, many of which are used to produce electricity. You visit one of the geothermal areas, Gunnuhver, located right next to Reykjanes lighthouse.

There have been several recent eruptions on the peninsula for the last 4 years. Fagradalsfjall volcano erupted twice once in March 2021 and again in August 2022. There were other eruptions in July 2023 when Litli-Hrutur erupted, and again few smaller ones in 2024 and 2025. With a little bit of luck, you might see the active volcano in its full power during your stay! (We will ensure the safety and follow the instructions of the Public Safety Office, and we will keep only on the path for the general public.)

You will see fresh lava fields from last eruptions.

Reykjanes is an entry point to Iceland, with the Keflavik International Airport being located in the northwestern part of the peninsula. This unique area offers a glimpse into the powerful geological forces that have shaped Iceland and is a popular destination for tourists seeking natural beauty and geothermal wonders.

After the Reykjanes  peninsula tour,  we finish at the Sky Lagoon.

Discover the ultimate Sky Lagoon experience. Our premium package includes Sky Lagoon's signature Skjól ritual and access to our private changing facilities.

Walking around Reykjavik is one of the best ways to explore Iceland's capital city. Some of the most famous sightings include Hallgrimskirkja church, Laugarvegur main street, the City Hall, the Old Harbour area, the Phallological Museum, Harpa Concert Hall, the Sun Voyager sculpture, and many more.

Make sure to check out the street art and try some of Iceland's signature food, including meat soup, hot dogs, and ice cream!

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

Private transfer will take you to Keflavik airport.