Iceland
Icelandic Wilderness
Iceland has the advantage of offering a wide variety of landscapes. Each region has a particularity. Discover the secret and wild lands of the North West, the loneliness of the Highlands, the green landscapes of the North East, the volcanic highlands of the East, the spectacular palette of the South, the effervescence of the capital Reykjavik as well. You will discover authentic lands in the many colors of nature.
Journey Highlights
- Geological Wonders
- Golden Falls
- Exploding Geysers
- Seabird Colony
- Lava Fields
- Glacial Lagoon with Icebergs
- Scenic Glacial Park
- Europe's Largest Glacier
- Hot Springs with Bathing
- Hekla Volcano
- Black Sand Desert
- Glacial River Gorge
Fjords of Iceland
Iceland is an island with a rather tormented relief. Indeed, the intense volcanism that reigns there, the presence of imposing glaciers or the harsh climate created on the island a relief where mountains, valleys, plateaus, deep gorges are omnipresent. You will be able to discover in this part everything you need to know about the topography of Iceland and its impact on landscapes. Iceland is also a country of many beauties and landscapes sometimes spectacular with its volcanoes, lakes, glaciers, but also its magnificent fjords.
Journey Highlights
- Unique Waterfall
- Europe's Most Powerful Hot Spring
- Remote Westfjords
- Stunning Bird Cliffs
- Red Sand Beach
- Outdoor Nature Spa
- Fjord Sailing
- Abandoned Settlement
- Arctic Foxes
- Thermal Bathing
- Volcano hike
Frozen I - Winter
The tourist attraction of Iceland has never been so strong! They talk about it everywhere! In the blogosphere and elsewhere articles flourish. Not a day goes by without Iceland being mentioned somewhere as the destination not to be missed! Admire Iceland's natural wonders and majestic landscapes during the beautiful light and shadows of fall, winter and spring! Visit all Iceland's main attractions along the Ring Road escorted by a professional local guide.
Journey Highlights
- Exploding Geysers
- Waterfalls
- Lava Fields
- Glacial Lagoon with Icebergs
- Europe's Largest Glacier
- Narrow Fjords
- Highland Desert
- Geothermal & Volcanic Activity
- Protected Salmon River
- Waterfall of the Gods
- Troll Peninsula
- Glacial Rivers
Frozen II - Summer
Summer is the most usual season to visit Iceland. The climate is the warmest and the days are the longest, leaving plenty of time to explore the country. The golden hours stretch over an infinite time, thus making the happiness of the photographers. The lush green of the countryside contrasts with the whiteness of the glaciers. The hottest day will be about 75° F, but it happens very rarely. You can still expect a few rainy days (it's Iceland after all), and occasionally the summer is disappointing because it brings more rain than sun.
Journey Highlights
- Blue Lagoon
- Lava Fields
- Glacial Lagoon with Icebergs
- Europe's Largest Glacier
- Narrow Fjords
- Bizarre Lava Formations
- Geothermal & Volcanic Activity
- Protected Salmon River
- “Waterfall of the Gods"
- Troll Peninsula
- Glacial Rivers
Natural Light Show
Icebergs, hot springs and volcanoes dominate Iceland's beautiful yet rugged landscape. On a guided coach tour, experience the hidden powers of the island including dramatic vistas of the notorious Eyjafjallajökull volcano and the breathtaking Glacial Lagoon. With several overnights in stunning rural locations, you’ll be perfectly situated to hunt for the magical Northern Lights: The Midnight Sun - a feature that all travelers find fascinating in June in Iceland.
Journey Highlights
- Northern Lights Centre
- Geological Wonders (UNESCO)
- Exploding Geysers
- Famous Golden Falls
- Lava Center
- Glacial Lagoon with Icebergs
- Geothermal Lagoon
- Entrance fee to the Northern Lights Center
- Geothermal bakery experience
Thunder & Ice
At the edge of the Arctic Circle, Iceland is a land of contrasts and excessiveness. Here, active or dormant volcanoes, glaciers, lava fields, hot springs and waterfalls draw with a scalpel a painting that tells the origins of our planet. Straddling the American and Eurasian tectonic plates, Iceland experiences intense volcanic activity. Its landscapes of fire and ice earned it the nickname "Gates of Hell". The Golden Circle is the name given to three of Iceland's most visited natural sites, Thingvellir, Gullfoss and Geysir.
Journey Highlights
- Waterfalls
- Puffin Island
- Magnificent lava fields
- Powerful Volcanoes
- Lava Center
- Lively Geysers
- Golden Falls
- Geological Wonders - UNESCO World Heritage Site
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