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Natural wonders of Iceland

Be captivated by the unique landscape and breathtaking scenery of Iceland in this amazing eight-day circular tour, featuring frequent stops and fantastic photo opportunities.

Accommodation

Radisson Blu Saga, Reykjavik
A true historical landmark offering exceptional service and stunning views of the city, sea and glaciers. The National Museum is nearby, and this modern hotel is conveniently just a short stroll from the city centre.

Tour highlights

Gullfoss Waterfalls, Gullfoss
Iceland’s most famous waterfall is two-tiered and is widely considered Iceland’s equivalent of Niagara Falls. Be awed by its sheer might as it drops 32 metres while spanning the entire width of the Hvita River in spectacular fashion.

National Park, Skaftafell
The second largest national park of Iceland is known for its alpine setting, and is home to Europe’s largest glacier – Vatnajokull.

Lake Myvatn, Myvatn
This stunning area of active volcanism exhibits a wide spectrum of geological formations. Prepare to be amazed as the intense geothermal activity before your eyes produces mud pools and deposits with spectacular colours.

The Parliamentary Plains, Thingvellir
Considered the most important historic site in the country, this was the original meeting place of the Althing (the world’s oldest still-existing parliament), founded in the year 930. A national park was founded in 1930 to protect the remains of the site.

Hellisheidavirkjun Power Station, Hengill
Visit Iceland’s newest geothermal heat and electric power station, the largest of its kind in the world.