7 Days, 8 Nights Northern Lights in Iceland

*Relax in a hot spring bath with a lagoon surrounded by black lava rocks as a very unique natural hot spring (world’s top ten hot springs), rich in minerals and milky white aquamarine sea.

After moving to the hotel, free time and rest

Stroll through the rugged Atlantic waves and rocky peaks of Londrangar and basalt, starting from the beautiful beaches of Arnarthafi Cliffs, fishing villages, to the Black Church of Budakirkja Budir, and watching seals at Ytrichunga Beach, home of the seals.

Besides Black Volcano Dufalon Sandur, you can’t miss Sax Hall Crater.
Formed 4,000 years ago, the volcanic sphere is accessible via iron steps, so you can hike to see the lava fields looming over the Snæfells Jökull Glacier.
Move to Kirküfell”church mountain” by Kirküfelsfoss waterfall

The iconic narrow mountain that became the landmark of Snæfellsnes. In Game of Thrones, it was introduced as ‘Arrowhead Mountain’ and became famous. The mountain was shaped by glacial erosion during the last Ice Age 12,000 years ago and is one of Iceland’s most photographed attractions.

Geysir Geothermal Area:
A place with many colorful hot springs. The hot spring, called strokkur, erupts up to 35 meters every 5 minutes.

Gullfoss Falls:
Melt water from Langjökull, Iceland’s second largest glacier, falls into a deep canyon to form the majestic “Golden Waterfall”

Thing Velir National Park:
* Iceland’s largest natural lake, Þingvellir National Park, is home to a variety of fish and birds. Where the chiefs held their annual summer meeting every year when the Icelanders established a parliament at Þingvellir in 930.

-Seljaland Foss Waterfall:
A place where you can put on a raincoat and enjoy a short hike behind the waterfall. The scene behind the waterfall and the ground shaking due to the power of the falling water can create an automatic photo blockbuster

Skógafoss Waterfall:
Nestled in a small canyon, the Skoga River rolls down a 60-meter cliff before continuing the scenery towards the Atlantic Ocean. If you climb the stairs along the canyon, you can climb to the ledge above the waterfall and enjoy the breathtaking views.

Glacier Hikes in Skaftafell
The Skaftafell area is used as a filming location for many TV programs such as The Prince’s Game and below freezing. Glacier hiking walks created in Vatnajökull, Iceland’s largest glacier

• Glacier Hike – Explore the Blue Ice Cave, built over hundreds of millions of years.

Take a walk through the Helgramskirkja Church built with basalt columns, the port of the old site, the Icelandic Museum of History, and the Art Street, and enjoy a pub with kafe and music.

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