7 Nights / 8 Days
On arrival to Keflavik Airport, you will be greeted by a driver who will take you to Reykjavík where you can check into your accommodation and relax after the journey. After settling in, take the opportunity to explore the vibrant city center at your own pace.
Spend the night in Reykjavík.
Begin your journey today by driving through the historical Borgarfjörður area. For those interested in the history of Iceland, a stop at the Icelandic Settlement Center is recommended. You then head towards Hraunfossar and Barnafoss waterfalls. Along the way you can stop at Reykholt, once home to Snorri Sturluson, a medieval writer and chieftain. Other places of interest in the area are Víðgelmir and Surtshellir caves.
Ever dreamt of venturing inside a glacier? This is your opportunity! From Húsafell you can take a tour to Langjökull where a manmade ice cave was recently opened to travellers.
Spend the night in the Borgarfjörður area.
Driving distance approx. 180 km / 112 mi.
Today you drive to the magical Snæfellsnes peninsula. The highlight of the day will undoubtedly be the Snæfellsjökull glacier, believed by many to be one of Earth’s seven major energy centers. It was also used as the backdrop to Jules Verne’s famous novel “Journey to the Centre of the Earth.”
Your drive along the coast here also offers such sights as the Dritvík Cove, the Lóndrangar Cliffs, the Arnarstapi Cliffs, the hamlet of Hellnar and various other small fishing villages. For a fun photo opportunity and to experience a blast from the past, you can also visit Djúpalónssandur, a pebble-filled beach with four famed “lifting stones” that were used in old days to test men‘s strength for jobs on fishing boats. Do you have what it takes to lift the stones?
Overnight in the Borgarfjörður area.
Driving distance approx. 350 km / 218 mi.
Today's journey brings you up close with some of Iceland’s most popular attractions on the classic “Golden Circle” route. If you’ve selected a 4x4 vehicle you can take the Kaldidalur route. Once within the Golden Circle, start with a visit to the fascinating Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, you can walk on a path in the rift valley between the North American and Eurasion tectonic plates. Next on the route is the Haukadalur geothermal area, where you can see Geysir—the original “geyser”—and its more active neighbour Strokkur, which spouts water every few minutes.
End the day’s adventure with a visit to the two-tiered Gullfoss waterfall, one of Iceland’s most memorable sights.
Spend the night in Selfoss area.
Driving distance approx. 270 km / 168 mi.
Start with a visit to the fairytale-like Seljalandsfoss waterfall, where you can venture behind the misty cascade. Just a short drive brings you to yet another gorgeous waterfall, the 60-meter tall Skógafoss. At the nearby Skógar Folk Museum you can explore an old turf farm in the open-air museum or browse interesting hisrotical artefacts indoors.
Your next stop is the black volcanic beach at Vík, with stunning views of Reynisdrangar rock formations out at sea.
For those that don’t mind a long day on the road, a visit to Skaftafell and the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon would be worth the extra time behind the wheel. *Please note that this would be a long drive, adding an extra 400 km / 248 mi to the day’s itinerary.
Spend the night in the Selfoss area.
Driving distance approx. 270 km / 168 mi.
This is a perfect day for relaxation or for more amazing adventure.
Possible optional day tours include jaunts to Vestmannaeyjar islands; Landmannalaugar and Þórsmörk by mountain bus; a hike in the Reykjadalur area close to Hveragerði; or one of the many other activities offered in the area (snorkelling, riverjet). You can also kick back and relax at the Secret Lagoon. There are endless possibilities, simply ask your travel consultant for ideas that fit your travel plans and interests.
Spend the night in the Selfoss area.
Complete your journey by returning to Reykjavík. If you’re interested in venturing inside a volcano you can opt to take the Hellisheiði driving route. It may also interest you to explore the volcanic wonderland of the Reykjanes peninsula, perhaps taking a dip in the famed Blue Lagoon.*
The town of Hveragerði is a scenic spot to explore, as well, with many beautiful and fascinating geothermal features.
Once back in Reykjavík, spend your remaining free-time exploring more of the city, shopping for souvenirs, or visiting one of the many galleries or museums.
Spend the night in central Reykjavik
Driving distance approx. 260km / 162 mi.
*Reservations are required for the Blue Lagoon. Contact your travel consultant for details.
On your day of departure, a shuttle bus will collect you from your hotel in Reykjavík and deliver you back to Keflavík International Airport ahead of your scheduled flight.
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