Diamond Beach

Skogafoss Waterfall

Basalt Column in Studlagil Canyon

Explore Reynisfjara the Black Sand Beach

The Northern Lights

Some of the earliest observations of this light show were recorded on clay tablets by Babylonian astronomers in 567 B.C. There have also been cave painting discoveries that are believed to represent ... See more

Walk Behind the Seljalandsfoss Waterfall

One of most famous attractions in Iceland is a thundering waterfall over 197 feet tall and it is one of the few falls in the world that you can walk behind. Due to the dangers of falling ice, the path... See more

Attend Icelandic Elf School

The World’s only Elf School is open all year and offers classes by a master storyteller who gives you a look into the hidden world of the Fae. More than half of the people in Iceland believe that myt... See more

Bathe in the Blue Lagoon

The Blue Lagoon’s milky blue color is a result of the mineral rich waters and its hot waters are a result of a geothermal plant that uses the volcanic landscape to generate heat and power. Discover a... See more

Go on a Reindeer Safari

Escape to the beautiful landscapes of eastern Iceland to see wild reindeer in their natural habitats. Hire a local guide who specializes in tracking these majestic animals. You will travel past snow... See more

Glacier Hiking

Vatnajökull is Europe’s largest glacier and it is right next to Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, a glacier lagoon filled with free-flowing icebergs. This area is Iceland’s largest national park and is con... See more

Celebrate New Year’s Eve in Reykjavik

Ring in the New Year with the locals and experience age old customs surrounding traditional, Icelandic community bonfires, street parties, singing, dancing and firework displays of epic proportions. ... See more

Haukadalur Geothermal Field

Two of the world’s most famous geysers are in Iceland, Geysir and Strokkur. Geysir holds the record for the highest eruption at over 400 feet. Strokkur is Iceland’s most active and predictable geyse... See more