Upon arrival, go on a city tour of Reykjavik and take in Harpa, an impressive concert hall, Parliament House and Hallgrimskirkja, the largest church in Iceland and one of the key landmarks in the city with its exceptionally unique design. Stop by the futuristic glass-domed Perlan and historical Hofdi House. Transfer to your hotel and spend the rest of the day at leisure.

Today, travel northwest through the 5770-metre-long Hvalfjordur Tunnel towards Akranes. Visit Akranes Folk Museum and learn about Icelandic history and culture from the 4 museums here boasting an extensive collection of cultural, geological and maritime exhibits. Then, head to the photogenic Akranes lighthouses and make your way to the top for spectacular views of the rugged coastline. Next, proceed to Hraunfossar, a fascinating and unique natural spectacle of waterfalls flowing through lava rock, as well as Barnafoss, also known as Children’s Falls, to uncover the legend behind this natural beauty. Stop at the bubbling waters of Deildartunguhver, the powerful thermal spring with Europe’s highest flow rate of 180 litre per second. Later in the evening, begin your search for the elusive Aurora Borealis with a Northern Lights hunting jeep tour.

After breakfast, embark on an adventure through Golden Circle, southern Iceland’s most popular tourist route. Visit Thingvellir National Park, Iceland’s 1st national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Then marvel at the geothermal hot springs of Geysir and Strokkur before visiting the magnificent 2-tiered waterfall Gullfoss. Continue on to the charming town of Hveragerdi, shrouded in a distinctive glow cast by its many greenhouses as darkness falls. Visit Fridheimar Greenhouse, reputed for producing the sweetest tomatoes in Iceland, before proceeding to an Icelandic horse stable for close-up encounters with these amiable creatures. Head to Selfoss for your overnight stay. If it is a clear night, you may be lucky to spot the Northern Lights dancing across the sky just outside your accommodation.

This morning, travel to Iceland’s South Coast. Be enthralled by the picturesque Seljalandsfoss as it plummets 200 feet into a deep plunge pool below. Next, pass by Eyjafjallajokull, an ice-capped volcano, before you stop by Skogar to visit the famous Skogafoss, regarded by many as the most spectacular waterfall in Iceland. Continue to the charming village of Vik and make a stop to view the basalt sea stalks of Reynisdrangar and Reynisfjara black sand beach. If you are feeling adventurous, opt for a thrilling optional glacier walk, at your own expense, guided by a certified glacier guide. This evening, head to Jokulsarlon region to spend the night. If it is a clear night, you might be lucky to spot the Northern Lights dancing across the sky just outside your accommodation.

Start off the day exploring Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon, a large glacial lake in southeastern Iceland. The lagoon is the lowest point in the country and filled with icebergs drifting towards the sea, often with seals lounging on top. Next, traverse the famous Diamond Beach, where you can spot large chunks of icebergs glistening on a black beach. This evening, return to Reykjavik to spend the night. 

Today, head to Blue Lagoon. Here, you can enjoy a rejuvenating dip at the world-renowned Blue Lagoon Geothermal Spa, famous for its mineral-rich seawater and silica mud, before savouring a delightful Lagoon Drink.

This morning, spend the day at leisure. You may consider going on an optional Icelandic horse riding tour, at your own expense, in which you can enjoy a peaceful ride in the Icelandic countryside.