After breakfast we start our roundtrip of Iceland by heading towards Borgarfjördur. We visit Reykholt and the splendid waterfalls of Hraunfossar and Barnafoss. Then we stop at Deildartunguhver; Iceland´s largest hot spring (in terms of water production per second). From Borgarnes we drive to the North of Iceland through the Skagafjördur region, an area known for horse breeding and many Icelandic horses can be seen grazing in the fields of the Skagafjörður valley. As we approach the village of Varmahlíð we make a short detour and visit the Glaumbær museum, which is one of the best preserved turf farmhouses in Iceland, located just north of Varmahlíð (not included in price). Then we continue until we reach Akureyri, the major town in North Iceland. We visit the town with its beautiful church and botanical gardens, or shop at leisure. If you are up to it after a long drive you might even want to race your fellow travelers up and down the church stairs, a popular thing to do when in Akureyri.

Today, we will head to Myvatn. On the way, we will stop at Godafoss, the waterfall of the pagan gods. In Myvatn, we will spend the day exploring the area around the lake, one of Iceland's most interesting regions, full of fantastic volcanic formations, geothermal activity, and interesting wildlife. We will take a walk through past Dimmuborgir lava formations, see the Skutustadir craters, the boiling mud pools and steam vents of Namaskard and the area of Krafla. Afterwards, we will drive back to Akureyri for the night.

In the morning we drive to the charming fishing village of Husavik and from there we continue round the attractive stretch of coastline of Tjörnes peninsula until we arrive at Ásbyrgi, a horse-shoe-shaped gorge, reputed to be the hoof print of Odin?s eight-legged horse Sleipnir. Then to the mighty Dettifoss, Iceland's and Europe?s most powerful waterfall, which thunders 44 meters into a deep gorge. You will literally feel the earth tremble beneath your feet so be careful around the edges as they may be slippery. Then we continue our trip through the desert highlands of Mödrudalur to the village of Egilsstadir, on the banks of Lake Lögurinn, in the center of Eastern Iceland. If you are lucky you might catch a glimpse of the Lagarfljótsormurinn, a large creature that lives in Lake Lögurinn.

Today's journey will take us south through the sheltered East Fjords and their small fishing villages. We will pass the villages of Reydarfjordur and Faskrudsfjordur before arriving in Stodvarfjordur, where we will have the option of visiting Petra's famous stone collection. Next, we will drive through Breiddalsvik and Djupivogur before finally arriving in the village of Hofn in the Southeast. This village is known as the lobster capital of Iceland.

Today, we will be able to view some of Iceland's most spectacular landscapes. We will begin with a along the southern side of Vatnajokull, Europe's largest ice-cap, until we reach Jokulsarlon, a glacial lagoon where we will sail out among the lagoon's icebergs. Next, we will head to Skaftafell National Park, a unique natural area where many flower species thrive in the shelter of the birch forest found on the lower slopes of the mountains. We will be able to go hiking through the park and see its beautiful waterfalls like Svartifoss. Later, we will continue across the black sands of Skeidararsandur to the villages of Kirkjubaejarklausturm where we will see the Dwarf Rocks. Afterwards, we will continue to Vik to stroll on the black sand beaches. Then, we will drive to Dyrholey, a high cliff that provides a unique view of Iceland's south coast. In the summertime, we will be able to see large colonies of puffins gathering.

We will begin the day with a visit to Skogarfoss, a famous waterfall, and the Skogar Folk Museum, one of the country's largest museums that details daily life in the area over the course of the past several centuries. Next, we will stop at Seljalandsfoss, one of the area's most iconic waterfalls. Afterwards, we will head to Geysir and Strokkur, two geysers that eject hot water columns every few minutes. Then, we will continue to Gullfoss, the country's most famous waterfall, before we head to Thingvellir National Park, the original site of Althing, the Icelandic Parliament, where we will see astonishing fissures and lava fields. Afterwards, we will continue to Reykjavik.

Today, guests will transfer to Keflavik Airport for their departure flights.