This journey brings you the best of south Iceland, from untamed nature and adrenaline-fueled adventures to moments of pure relaxation.
Journey through the legendary Golden Circle and South Iceland’s wild landscapes, where nature’s forces have shaped a world of extremes. Stand in awe before Gullfoss, snorkel between continents at Silfra, and feel the power of Þingvellir’s tectonic plates. Race across Langjökull Glacier on a snowmobile, trek Sólheimajökull, and explore Katla’s ice caves. Witness the shifting icebergs of Jökulsárlón and the dramatic Reynisfjara beaches. After thrilling days, relax in geothermal hot springs and indulge in Icelandic wellness rituals, letting volcanic warmth restore your energy.
Touch down in Reykjavík, where the city hums with creativity and charm. Stroll through the colorful streets, past Hallgrímskirkja’s towering steeple and along the Old Harbour, where fishing boats bob on the tide. Harpa Concert Hall’s glass façade catches the shifting light, while street art and cozy cafés line Laugavegur. Taste Icelandic flavors, from creamy local ice cream to a legendary hot dog, before settling in at The Reykjavík Edition Hotel, where sleek design meets Nordic warmth.
The Reykjavik Edition Hotel
Iceland’s most iconic route unfolds with one spectacular stop after another. Gullfoss thunders into the canyon, its glacial waters tumbling in a double cascade, while Strokkur geyser erupts skyward every few minutes, sending plumes of steam into the air. Beneath the vast Langjökull ice cap, a snowmobile waits to take you across the frozen expanse - an exhilarating ride through a world of white, where the horizon stretes endlessly. After a day of adventure, retreat to the tranquil setting of UMI Hotel on the South Coast, where the volcanic peaks of Eyjafjallajökull loom in the distance.
Snowmobile tour - Meet us at Gullfoss - Shared Tour
Umi Hotel
Step into the heart of Iceland’s frozen wilderness with a private guided tour through its extraordinary ice caves. Your journey will unfold with the expertise of local guides, who will lead you through landscapes that seem carved by time itself—crystal-clear ice formations glistening in the cool air, and a world that feels both ancient and otherworldly.
As you make your way deeper into the caves, you’ll learn the fascinating geological story behind these natural wonders, discovering how centuries of ice and volcanic activity have shaped this unique environment. You’ll also hear about Iceland’s rich culture and the people who have lived alongside these incredible forces of nature.
The towering ice walls of the Kötlujökull glacier are nothing short of spectacular. Named after the powerful Katla volcano hidden beneath its icy veil, this glacier stretches across the land, slowly carving its way into Iceland’s history. As you wander through the glistening blue and black ice dome, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into a living glacier, one that has borne witness to centuries of natural change. Each step will bring you deeper into a place where time feels suspended, and the ice seems to tell its own story.
Mýrdalsjökull is one of Iceland’s most iconic glaciers, and from it, the mighty Kötlujökull stretches across the land, a testament to the power of nature. On this exhilarating Super Jeep tour, you’ll witness the raw beauty of Iceland’s icy landscape, uncovering the secrets of the glacier and its caves.
After the adventure, head to Reynisfjara’s black sand beach. The stark contrast of the dark sands against the crashing waves and towering sea stacks is a fitting end to your journey—a reminder of the powerful forces that shape this land.
Private Katla ice cave tour
The South Coast of Iceland is a land sculpted by nature’s most dramatic forces—towering waterfalls, glacier-fed rivers, and jagged cliffs that rise from the earth like ancient guardians. Here, you’ll step into a world that feels alive, where the landscape constantly shifts and surprises.
Your journey takes you to one of the most iconic sites of the South Coast: Sólheimajökull glacier. A private glacier hike brings you up close to the frozen wonderland, where shades of blue and white ice stretch as far as the eye can see. As you walk along the glacier, you’ll encounter deep crevasses and natural water cauldrons, each a reminder of the glacier’s ever-changing nature.
Your private guide will share stories of the glaciers’ fascinating origins, explaining how these frozen rivers of ice have been shaped by the surrounding volcanoes and mountains. The rugged rock formations around Sólheimajökull stand as silent witnesses to the power of the ice, carved and smoothed over millennia.
As you move through this surreal environment, the landscape feels almost otherworldly. The Sólheimajull glacier outlet stretches down from the vast Mýrdalsjökull glacier to the black sands of Iceland’s South Coast—a majestic blend of ice, rock, and sky that draws you deeper into its quiet power.
Private Hiking on Sólheimajökull Glacier
Dive into one of the world’s most extraordinary snorkeling experiences in the crystal-clear waters of Silfra. This stunning fissure sits between the North American and Eurasian continental plates, constantly fed by glacial water that has filtered through lava rock for over 30 years. The result? The clearest water on Earth, with visibility reaching up to 100 meters.
Equipped in a dry suit, your guide will lead you through the four remarkable sections of Silfra. Drift through Big Crack, Silfra’s narrowest passage where the tectonic plates are so close, you could almost touch them. From there, the fissure opens up into Silfra Hall, where the water’s colors and clarity seem to stretch on forever. At just the right angle, you’ll catch a glimpse of Lake Þingvallavatn, over 150 meters away.
As you glide through the Silfra Cathedral, the depth reaches 23 meters, and you’ll feel weightless, floating over ancient boulders and glacial silt. Your journey ends in Silfra Lagoon, where the endless visibility invites a sense of peace and serenity, like nothing else you’ve ever experienced.
After your snorkel, explore Þingvallavatn, Iceland’s largest lake, nestled in the UNESCO-listed Þingvellir National Park. This historic park is where the North-Atlantic Ridge emerges above ground, and where, in 930 AD, the world’s oldest parliament, Althing, was established and continues to operate today.
Private Snorkeling Silfra tour
Luxury Villas in the South
Discover the hidden wonders of Borgarfjörður, a captivating region nestled near Borgarnes in West Iceland. This area, brimming with volcanic landscapes, geothermal activity, and rich history, is a journey through Iceland’s natural beauty and agricultural heritage.
As you drive through the Borgarfjörður valley, vast, open landscapes unfold around you. Along the way, you’ll encounter Icelandic sheep and horses, and get a glimpse into local farming traditions with geothermal greenhouses that nurture fresh vegetables and fruits. Borgarfjörður is truly a geothermal paradise, where the earth’s natural forces are on display.
The valley is home to Hraunfossar, a series of crystal-clear springs that emerge from beneath a lava field, flowing without a river in sight—a strikingly unique phenomenon. Nearby, the Barnafoss waterfall tells the tragic tale of a natural arch that once stood there, only to collapse in a fateful accident.
You’ll also encounter Deildartunguhver, Europe’s most powerful hot spring. The intense geothermal activity here creates an environment unlike anywhere else, where you can unwind in geothermal pools while surrounded by stunning waterfalls, lava birch forests, and dramatic beaches.
Explore the depths of Víðgelmir, one of Iceland’s best-preserved lava caves. Discovered by ice buildup in the 1960s, it remained sealed until 1994, preserving delicate lava formations rarely seen in other caves. Víðgelmir lies within the Hallmundarhraun lava field, the largest in Borgarfjörður, formed by an eruption around 900 AD. This ancient landscape holds some of Iceland’s largest caves, offering an intriguing glimpse into the forces that shaped the land.
Borgarfjörður is a place where nature speaks in whispers of volcanic power and hidden beauty, waiting for you to discover.
Víðgelmir cave - The Cave - Shared tour
The Blue Lagoon is a geothermal spa like no other, nestled in the heart of Iceland’s volcanic landscape. The lagoon’s warm waters, a striking milky aquamarine, are rich in minerals that have been naturally infused over centuries. As you sink into the soothing heat, surrounded by the stark contrast of black lava, a sense of calm washes over you. It’s a place where the earth’s ancient forces meet tranquility, offering a deeply restorative experience unlike any other.
Overnight in Reykjavik
Blue Lagoon - Admission -Premium Entrance
The Reykjavik Edition Hotel
With memories etched into every sense—the taste of salt on the air, the crunch of ice underfoot, the warmth of geothermal waters—it’s time to say farewell to Iceland. Return your rental car at Keflavík Airport and take one last deep breath of the crisp Nordic air before your journey home. We hope our creative team has played a part in making this an exceptional experience for you.