06. - 16. September 2026 (11 days)
ICLAND - RING ROAD TRIP
(min. 4 max. 8 guests)
this tour includes:
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Accomodation (10 nights) in selected hotels and guesthouses
(double occupancy*) with breakfast -
Airport transfer
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Entrance fees to: Blue Lagoon, Skógar Museum
and Kerid Crater -
Zodiac-tour at Jökulsarlon Glacier Lagoon
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Whalewatching boat-tour in Húsavik
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Transportation with A/C - minivan
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Multilingual Tourguide
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Personalized Video of this road trip (3-4 weeks After the journey)
*please ask us for prices of triple- or single accomodation
EUR 3.120
DAY 01 (September 06)
✈️✈️ - Keflavik - Blue Lagoon - Reykjavik
After we pick you up at Keflavik Airport, we’ll head straight to the world-famous Blue Lagoon — the perfect place to relax and unwind after your flight. Afterwards, we’ll check in at our hotel, and later take a leisurely stroll through the charming city centre of Reykjavik.
DAY 02 (September 07)
GOLDEN CIRCLE
Today we’ll explore the iconic Golden Circle, a route that highlights some of Iceland’s most impressive natural wonders. We’ll visit Thingvellir National Park, where you can walk between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. Our journey continues to the beautiful Öxarárfoss and the powerful Gullfoss waterfalls, followed by the Geysir geothermal area. Later, we’ll take a walk around the striking Kerid crater.
DAY 03 (September 08)
THE SOUTH SIDE
Today we’ll visit the impressive Seljalandsfoss, a waterfall that plunges about 60 meters from the cliffs of an ancient coastline. Visitors can even walk behind the curtain of water for a truly unique perspective — just be prepared to get a little wet! 😉
We’ll then continue to the majestic Skógafoss waterfall and stop by the nearby Skógar Museum, which offers a fascinating glimpse into Iceland’s past. On our way to the next hotel, we’ll pause at Sólheimajökull to admire the glacier and its dramatic surroundings.
Finally, we can make a stop at the nearby Sólheimasandur beach to see the famous — and very photogenic — plane wreck resting on the black sands.
Day 04 (September 09)
SOUTH-EAST SIDE
If we ges up early today, we can catch a spectacular sunrise at Reynisfjara Beach, with its dramatic basalt columns and striking sea stacks. After breakfast, we’ll head to Dyrhólaey Lighthouse and visit the quirky “Yoda Cave,” named for a rock formation at its entrance that resembles Yoda’s face.
Our journey continues to the breathtaking Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon and the 20-meter-high Svartifoss waterfall. Along the way, we’ll also pass the charming turf church of Hofskirkja.
Tonight, we’ll stay at a hotel near Diamond Beach and the Jökulsárlón Glacier, surrounded by some of Iceland’s most spectacular scenery.
DAY 05 (September 10)
JÖKULSARLON GLACIER - EAST ICELAND
In the morning, we’ll join a thrilling zodiac tour to get as close as possible to the icebergs — and maybe even spot a few playful seals — at Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. Of course, we’ll also stop by the famous Diamond Beach, just across the road, where glistening chunks of ice sparkle like jewels on the black sand.
Later, we’ll drive through the stunning coastal area of Stokksnes in the Eastern Fjords, a perfect spot to admire Iceland’s rugged beauty and, with a bit of luck, catch a glimpse of wild reindeer.
DAY 06 (September 11)
STUDLAGIL CANYON - DETTIFOSS - MYVATN LAKE
After breakfast, we’ll head to the impressive Stuðlagil Canyon, known for its striking basalt formations and the turquoise-blue glacial river that runs through it.
Our next stop is Dettifoss — the most powerful waterfall in Europe! From there, we’ll continue to the geothermal area of Hverir, where bubbling mud pots, steaming vents, and colorful mineral deposits create one of the most otherworldly landscapes in North Iceland.
We’ll also drive around Lake Mývatn, famous for its astonishing variety of landscapes and volcanic formations.
Tonight, we’ll stay near Húsavík, a charming coastal town affectionately known as Iceland’s “Whale Watching Capital.”
Day 07 (SEPTEMBER 12)
NORTH ICELAND
Today, we’ll set out on a boat tour to spot whales in the waters around Húsavík. You may see humpback whales, minke whales, and even the majestic blue whale passing through the bay.
In the afternoon, we’ll drive to Goðafoss, a stunning waterfall famous for its crescent shape and powerful flow — a favorite among photographers. After checking in at our hotel in Akureyri, we can enjoy a leisurely stroll through the city center, exploring its charming cafés and restaurants.
DAY 08 (SEPTEMBER 13)
NORTH ICELAND
TROLLASKAGI PENINSULA - NORTH WEST ICELAND
Today we’ll explore one of the most scenic areas in northern Iceland: the Tröllaskagi Peninsula. We’ll drive along the rugged coastline until we reach the charming town of Hofsós, where we can relax in the local pool — renowned for some of the most spectacular views in Iceland!
As we continue our road trip, we’ll pass by several quaint turf churches, including Grafarkirkja, the oldest turf church in Iceland. Tonight, we’ll stay in Blönduós, one of the largest towns in the area — though with a population of only around 800, it still feels wonderfully cozy and intimate.
DAY 09 (SEPTEMBER 14)
NORTH WEST - WEST ICELAND - SNÆFELLSNES PENINSULA
After a few scenic detours along the Ring Road, we’ll arrive at Hvitserkur, a striking rock formation shaped like a rhino, perched next to the black sand beach on the Vatnsnes Peninsula.
We’ll then continue to the famous Snæfellsnes Peninsula, home to some of Iceland’s most photographed natural wonders, including Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall and the iconic Kirkjufell mountain.
Our next stop is Stykkishólmur, a charming fishing village and the main town in the area. Here, we can take a stroll to the lighthouse before heading to Grundarfjörður. In the evening, we’ll have the opportunity to visit the popular Kirkjufell mountain without the crowds and enjoy a truly spectacular sunset.
DAY 10 (SEPTEMBER 15)
KIRKJUSFELL - ARNASTAPI - REYKJAVIK
After breakfast, we’ll make another stop at Kirkjufell to experience this magical spot in the daylight and capture photos from a new perspective. Then, we’ll explore some charming coastal villages, including Arnarstapi and its dramatic nearby cliffs. The peninsula is a fantastic place for birdwatching, and if we’re lucky, we might even spot seals resting on the beaches. In the late afternoon, we’ll make our way back to Reykjavik.
DAY 11 (SEPTEMBER 16)
REYKJAVIK - AIRPORT
Depending on your flight time, we’ll drive you to Keflavík Airport.
If you have a few hours to spare before your departure, there’s a perfect way to unwind: a visit to the Sky Lagoon, Reykjavik’s new geothermal spa. Enjoy the infinity pool with breathtaking views of the North Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding landscape — a relaxing finale to your Iceland adventure.