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Europe · Iceland
A six day itinerary dedicated to discovering Iceland's most iconic scenery, following a route that winds through the Reykjanes Peninsula, the volcanic landscapes of Snaefellsnes, and the spectacular glacial lagoons of the south co...
A six day itinerary dedicated to discovering Iceland's most iconic scenery, following a route that winds through the Reykjanes Peninsula, the volcanic landscapes of Snaefellsnes, and the spectacular glacial lagoons of the south coast. This journey offers total immersion into the island's untamed wilderness, taking you through active geothermal areas, dizzying sea cliffs, and verdant oases nestled between ice fields.
From the rejuvenating waters of the Blue Lagoon to the ice caves of Skaftafell, the route touches upon the region's greatest natural wonders, including the famous Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon. The itinerary is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of Iceland’s dramatic contrasts, alternating between towering mountains and vast expanses of perennial ice.
Available from October to April, this programme is based on a fly and drive formula with car hire included. The price includes overnight stays and breakfast in three star hotels, ensuring the freedom to travel independently and explore natural sites at your own pace.
6 days in the programme
Departure on an international flight and arrival at Reykjavik airport Departure on an international flight and arrival at Reykjavik airport. After collecting your rental car, begin your exploration of the Reykjanes Peninsula, home to the Krysuvik geothermal areas and the famous Blue Lagoon in Grindavik, the perfect spot for a rejuvenating soak in thermal waters. Overnight stay in Reykjavik.
The journey continues north-west towards the Snaefellsnes Peninsula The journey continues north-west towards the Snaefellsnes Peninsula. This territory is dominated by the imposing Snaefellsjokull glacier, which towers over a landscape of high mountains and steep coastal cliffs. The day concludes in Stykkishólmur for your overnight stay.
Leaving the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, the scenic itinerary heads down towards the island's south coast Leaving the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, the scenic itinerary heads down towards the island's south coast. You will pass through the Borgarnes area before continuing towards Hella, experiencing the shifting Icelandic landscape as it gives way to the southern plains. Overnight stay in the Hella area.
Continue along the south coast towards one of the trip's most spectacular highlights: the Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon Continue along the south coast towards one of the trip's most spectacular highlights: the Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon. Here you can observe icebergs drifting towards the ocean and visit Skaftafell National Park, a lush natural oasis situated at the foot of the glacier. The area also offers the opportunity to discover striking ice caves. Overnight stay in the Jokulsarlon area.
Depart from the glacier lagoon for the return journey to the capital Depart from the glacier lagoon for the return journey to the capital. The route along the south coast allows you to admire the natural vistas and geological formations that characterise this wild region once more, before reaching Reykjavik for the final overnight stay of the tour.
Return your rental car to the airport in good time for your flight home Return your rental car to the airport in good time for your flight home. End of services.




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