Roundtrip flights or transportation to reach the destination are not included in the package, so you can decide from where and when you want to leave! This gives you complete freedom of choice to adjust your travel itinerary to your needs.

Hotel check-in and meet your travel coordinator. Ready to start this trip the best way possible? We’re talking about food, obviously. Tonight we’ll have dinner all together and we’ll get the chance to have a first taste of the local cuisine - they say that fish and beer are pretty good here. Should we try them out?

We rise early and eagerly begin our adventure. Gathering our cars, we set off towards the Golden Circle, a region near the capital that showcases some of Iceland's most renowned natural wonders. As we arrive at Thingvellir National Park, a sense of pure immersion in the island's captivating nature overwhelms us. The landscapes, characterised by a harmonious blend of ice and fire, stretch endlessly before our eyes.

Within the park, we stumble upon a unique location that grants us an extraordinary opportunity. Here, we can choose to part ways: some of us opt to remain in Europe, while others embark on a journey to the Americas! This remarkable occurrence is made possible by the presence of the rift between two continental plates—the European and the American. With a simple step, we can effortlessly transition from one continent to another, traversing this geological boundary in a matter of moments. It's a truly awe-inspiring experience, allowing us to straddle two continents and relish in the wonder of such a rare natural phenomenon.

After enjoying a delightful packed lunch, our journey takes us to two more magnificent destinations where nature showcases its unparalleled beauty. Our first stop is Geysir, the oldest known geyser that has lent its name to this mesmerizing phenomenon. Geysirs are abundant in this area, and although Geysir itself is currently inactive, we won't be disappointed as Strokkur, situated nearby, promises a thrilling spectacle. With eruptions occurring every 4 to 8 minutes, we eagerly await the next thrilling burst of water and steam.

Continuing on, we make our way to Gullfoss, a truly awe-inspiring waterfall that stands as one of Iceland's most remarkable natural wonders. With a towering height of 31 meters and an awe-inspiring volume of water cascading down, Gullfoss commands our attention and leaves us in awe of its sheer power. Like many places in Iceland, Gullfoss is steeped in legend and folklore. It is said that the farmer Gygur's treasure may still lie buried beneath its cascading waters, adding a sense of mystery and intrigue to this already captivating site.

Embarking on our excursion to the captivating south coast of Iceland, we bid farewell to Reykjavik. Our first destination is the remarkable Seljalandsfoss waterfall. Have you ever experienced the enchantment of standing behind a waterfall? Well, here's our chance! A cave lies nestled behind the majestic curtain of water, offering us the opportunity to witness the cascading beauty from within. Let's be prepared with our waterproof gear because emerging dry is not an option!

After our exhilarating encounter, we continue our journey toward our second waterfall of the day. As we venture through a landscape reminiscent of the mesmerising settings from the world of "Lord of the Rings," we encounter Skógafoss. This majestic waterfall stands tall at an impressive height of 62 meters and is undoubtedly a true gem of the southern part of the island. Legends say that those who take a refreshing dip in its invigorating waters may discover a long-lost and sought-after object. So, why not seize the opportunity and give it a try?

Our journey takes us to the charming village of Vik, where we make a delightful stop for lunch, replenishing our energy for the adventures ahead.

Next, we ascend to the breathtaking Dyrholaey viewpoint. Perched upon a rocky plateau, this vantage point offers an awe-inspiring sight—a massive stone arch that rises majestically near the coastline. From here, we have the privilege of beholding its stunning beauty in all its glory.

Descending from the viewpoint, we embark on a remarkable barefoot stroll (for the daring among us) along the ebony shores of Reynisfjara. Walking upon this vast expanse of black sand is an almost otherworldly experience. The imposing darkness of the beach seems to engulf its visitors, creating an atmosphere that is both mystical and captivating. Here, the only sounds that reach our ears are the howling of the ever-present strong winds and the relentless crashing of waves upon the shore. It is a truly immersive encounter with nature, where the untamed forces of wind and sea create a symphony that resonates deep within our souls.

Today we venture towards the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, which, according to Jules Verne, was the entrance to the center of the Earth - have you read his novel "Journey to the Center of the Earth"?

The peninsula is home to the Snæfellsjökull glacier, which has inspired many mystical tales over the centuries, and the crater of a volcano, Eldborg, where you can go trekking. From a naturalistic perspective, this peninsula encapsulates all the geological and environmental features of the various parts of Iceland: stopping here is like having the opportunity to see a bit of the entire island.

In the afternoon, we head towards Reykjavik for an evening together, but before reaching the city, we have one last stop: the hot springs of Hvammsvik, another unmissable and still relatively unknown destination on a tour of Iceland. We find ourselves in a lunar landscape (as is often the case in Iceland), overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and surrounded by spectacular mountains. The proximity to the ocean means that the temperature and water level in the pools change with the tides, and of course, the geothermal water is also salty. We will take our time to soak in this hot water and recover from all the kilometers traveled in recent days: any fatigue will soon be forgotten.

Time to go back home: see you again on your next WeRoad adventure!