DESTINATIONS

Get inspired to discover Iceland’s most breathtaking spots! From powerful waterfalls and volcanic landscapes to hidden hot springs and the remote Highlands, we’re here to guide you and help plan your perfect adventure.

Akureyri

Iceland’s charming “Capital of the North,” with colorful houses, cozy cafés, botanical gardens, and beautiful views over Eyjafjörður fjord. This place is like no other in Iceland.

Lake Mývatn

A stunning volcanic lake surrounded by geothermal wonders, lava formations, and rich birdlife. Perfect for exploring Iceland’s dramatic landscapes in one place.

Goðafoss Waterfall

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Herðubreið

The striking “Queen of Icelandic Mountains,” a flat-topped volcano rising from the Ódáðahraun lava fields, famous for its unique shape and remote beauty. My personal favourite.

Hverir

A surreal geothermal area at the foot of Námafjall, where bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and vivid mineral colors create an otherworldly landscape like from anther planet.

Dettifoss
waterfall

Europe’s most powerful waterfall, thundering over the edge of Jökulsárgljúfur canyon in a breathtaking display of raw nature.

Grjótagjá

A small lava cave with a stunning blue geothermal pool inside, made famous by its appearance in Game of Thrones. If you watch season 3 episode 1, you will also see me there.

Mývatn Nature Baths

The most famous in the north, geothermal lagoon with soothing, mineral-rich waters and panoramic views, offering the perfect place to relax after exploring the north.

ASKJA

An absolutely unique, remote volcanic caldera in the highlands, home to the vivid blue Víti crater lake and surrounded by dramatic lava landscapes. Must see in the highlands.

Kerlingarfjöll

A colorful mountain range in the central highlands, where steaming hot springs and red rhyolite peaks create a breathtaking geothermal wonderland. One of the most photographed highland sites in Iceland.

Aldeyjarfoss Waterfall

A striking waterfall where powerful glacial waters plunge over black basalt columns, creating a stunning contrast of shapes and colors.

ice caves

Otherworldly formations of crystal-blue ice, naturally formed inside Iceland’s glaciers and changing shape every winter for a truly unique adventure. Highly recommended.

Jökulsárlón GLACIER LAGOON

A breathtaking glacier lagoon next to the largest glacier in Iceland and Europe. A special place where icebergs drift towards the ocean, with seals often swimming among the blue ice.

Borgarfjörður Eystri

A remote Eastfjords gem, known for its colorful mountains, excellent hiking trails, and one of Iceland’s best spots to see puffins up close.

Stuðlagil Canyon

A spectacular gorge lined with towering basalt columns and turquoise glacial water, offering one of Iceland’s most striking natural scenes.

nORTHERN LIGHTS

Private tours to see nature’s dazzling light show, where waves of green, purple, and pink dance across Iceland’s dark winter skies.

Húsavík

Iceland’s whale watching capital, a charming seaside town with colorful houses, harbor, and rich marine life just offshore. Likely the best place to see whales in Iceland and Europe.

Whale watching

One of the most unforgettable experiences to do in Iceland. Spotting humpbacks, minkes, and dolphins in their natural habitat, surrounded by the stunning landscapes of Icelandic coastlines.

hot Waterfall

A rare hot spring waterfall where warm water flows naturally over the rocks, creating a unique spot to relax in nature. Hidden gem. It is possible to bath in the small pool there with a beautiful view across the fjord.

HIGHLANDS

Iceland’s wild heart, a vast and remote landscape of volcanoes, glaciers, hot springs, and colorful rhyolite mountains, perfect for true adventure seekers.