8 DAYS ICELAND WINTER KLAEIDOSCOPE
Reykjavik, South Coast, Hnappavellir, Blue Lagoon
Family Travel, Outdoor & Adventure, Nature & Wildlife, Winter Wonderland
Iceland offers an ideal setting for Northern Lights sightings amidst stunning landscapes, benefiting from milder winters due to the North Atlantic Current.
Perfect for active explorers, this soft-adventure itinerary runs from mid-December to March. Starting in Reykjavik, you’ll journey through the iconic Golden Circle, the captivating South Coast, and the enchanting glacier lagoon of Jökulsárlón. Each stop offers surreal scenery that fulfills any photographer’s wildest dreams.
You will be met and transferred to your accommodation, a drive of approximately 45 minutes. The journey from the airport to Reykjavík takes you through a lava field, making it not just a transfer, but a spectacle in its own right.
For a city so rich in Viking history, the cityscape of Reykjavik is surprisingly modern. The best way to explore the history and culture of Reykjavik is through its food and beverages. Embark on a food-themed walking tour through central Reykjavik, where you’ll sample traditional Icelandic cuisine while learning about the city’s past. Along the way, you’ll visit the iconic cathedral and gain insights into Reykjavik’s unique heritage, all while indulging in traditional Icelandic cuisine. We have also included the Reykjavik City Card to facilitate unlimited bus travel like a local.
You will be transferred approximately 1-2 hours for the Golden Circle tour, followed by approximately 4 hours to the South Coast.
(Note: These are the driving times without sightseeing)
Experience some of Iceland’s most iconic natural phenomena, topped off with an unforgettable 1-hour snowmobile excursion in the Icelandic highlands.
During your Golden Circle tour, you’ll stroll through the scenic Almannagjá gorge during your visit to Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with captivating geological features. Marvel at the highly active Geysir Hot Spring with its boiling mud pits, exploding geysers and Strokkur which erupts every ew minutes. Head to the powerful Gullfoss Falls. This waterfall, located on the Hvítá River, is fed by Langjökull Glacier and plunges in two stages into a rugged canyon.
We will then drive to Langjökull Glacier for a super jeep experience. Enjoy a snowmbile adventure in the Icelandic highlands, gazing at majestic glaciers and its unique surroundings.
With its meandering gorges, gushing icy rivers, and three looming glaciers, Thórsmörk offers a wealth of captivating vistas. The gateway to Thórsmörk is the Eyjafjallajökull glacier, where meltwater tumbles 60 meters down the mountainside to form the thundering Seljalandsfoss waterfall. From here, you’ll head inland to the highland wilderness, crossing winding rivers and craggy riverbeds before arriving at the heart of Thórsmörk valley.
Depending on your interests, you can continue exploring in your superjeep or set off on foot with your private guide to discover various trails in this hiker’s paradise.
You will be transferred approximately 2.5-3 hours (driving time without sightseeing).
The south coast of Iceland is a magical area filled with nature’s masterpieces, making it one of Iceland’s best road trips. You’ll encounter vast black lava beaches stretching as far as the eye can see, majestic waterfalls, rugged rock formations, and enchanting glacier tongues.
Visit the iconic black sand beach of Reynisfjara. As you walk along the jet-black sand, you’ll spot the Reynisdrangar rocky sea stacks, which, according to legend, are trolls turned to stone at sunrise as they tried to drag ships from the ocean to the shore.
You’ll also visit the charming coastal village of Vík í Mýrdal, where a picturesque church enjoys glorious ocean views. Nearby, you’ll find the natural rock arch of Dyrhólaey. Along the way, you’ll see some of Iceland’s most impressive waterfalls, including Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss.
Explore the glacial tongue of ancient frozen water in Sólheimajökull. Discover the impressive ice formations, sink holes and jagged ridges with an experienced glacier specialist. Glacier equipment and security gear will be provided.
As the largest glacier lagoon and deepest lake in Iceland, Jökulsárlón is a mesmerizing enigma with its giant icebergs floating in the vast lagoon. This iconic sight has been immortalized in the James Bond film Die Another Day.
Visit Vatnajökull, Europe’s largest glacier, featuring various tongues flowing along steep mountainsides. Weather permitting, enjoy an ice cave tour with an expert guide (join-in basis). Grab your camera, strap on those crampons, and prepare for one of Iceland’s most unforgettable experiences.
Alternatively, we can arrange a glacier hike or a helicopter flight over Skeiðarárjökull glacier, including a visit to a rarely-visited secret ice cave*.
*Additional costs may apply
Finally, arrive at the famous Blue Lagoon. Situated in a lava field before Mount Þorbjörn, this geothermal spa emits a milky blue hue due to its high silica content.
Today is free at leisure for you to rest and relax in the mineral-rich waters of the world-famous Blue Lagoon
You will be transferred approximately 30 minutes from your accommodation to the airport.
As you travel through the Reykjanes Peninsula, you will catch your last glimpse of Iceland’s mossy lava fields and desolate volcanoes before arriving at the airport for your onward journey.
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