6-nights in Iceland
Embark on the captivating Journey Around Iceland and delve into the extraordinary landscapes and cultural treasures of this remarkable country.
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Embark on the captivating Journey Around Iceland and delve into the extraordinary landscapes and cultural treasures of this remarkable country. Discover iconic sites like Lake Myvatn, the renowned Geysir hot spring area, the majestic Gullfoss waterfall, and the mesmerizing Glacier Lagoon, alongside other captivating destinations. Immerse yourself in Iceland's enchanting natural splendour and rich cultural heritage on this timeless tour experience.
Day 1: Welcome to Iceland
Upon your arrival in Reykjavik, you’ll make your way to your hotel to settle in and relax. Take this opportunity to unwind from your travels, or venture out to explore Reykjavik’s lively streets, filled with contemporary charm and vibrant culture. A leisurely walk through the city introduces you to its artistic atmosphere, cosy cafés, and welcoming locals.
Overnight in Reykjavik - Berjaya Reykjavík Natura Hotel or similar.
Day 2: Journey to Akureyri
The day begins as you meet your guide and group in Reykjavik at 9:00 AM. Leaving the city, you’ll travel north through the Hvalfjörður Tunnel to the small village of Borgarnes. From there, you’ll head towards Skagafjörður, a region renowned for its Icelandic horses. A visit to Glaumbær, a beautifully preserved turf farmhouse, offers a glimpse into Icelandic rural life and history.
The journey continues over the Öxnadalsheiði plateau, with dramatic landscapes accompanying you all the way to Akureyri, often called the 'Capital of the North'. Optional relaxation awaits at the Forest Lagoon, a hot spring surrounded by nature, for those who wish to unwind before settling in for the evening.
Overnight in Akureyri - Berjaya Akureyri Hotel or similar.
Optional bathing at Forest Lagoon after arrival in Akureyri (optional extra).
Day 3: Discover Lake Mývatn
Begin your day by exploring the natural wonders around Lake Mývatn, an area shaped by volcanic activity and teeming with biodiversity. On your way, you’ll stop at Goðafoss, the 'Waterfall of the Gods', a magnificent cascade steeped in historical significance.
Lake Mývatn’s attractions include the dramatic lava formations of Dimmuborgir, also known as the 'Dark Castles', and the peculiar pseudo-craters of Skútustaðagígar. You’ll also visit Grjótagjá, a lava cave with a thermal spring, and Námaskarð, a geothermal area with bubbling mud pools and hissing steam vents.
As the day progresses, the journey takes you to Dettifoss, Europe's second most powerful waterfall, and through the stark, otherworldly landscapes of Möðrudalsöræfi highlands. You’ll arrive in Egilsstaðir, a charming town in eastern Iceland, for the night.
Overnight in Egilsstaðir - Berjaya Herad Hotel or similar
Day 4: The East Fjords
From Egilsstaðir, you’ll venture into the East Fjords, a region of serene beauty characterized by rugged coastlines and steep cliffs. This area is home to quaint fishing villages, tranquil lakes, and Iceland’s only wild reindeer herds, descendants of a farming experiment abandoned long ago.
As you journey along this picturesque route, the quiet allure of the East Fjords provides a serene contrast to the dramatic landscapes of other regions. Your day concludes in Höfn, a seaside town known for its proximity to the magnificent Vatnajökull glacier.
Overnight stay in the fishing village Höfn - Berjaya Höfn Hotel or similar.
Day 5: Glacier Lagoon and the South Coast
Today’s journey begins with a visit to Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, where you’ll embark on an amphibian boat tour to glide among floating icebergs. Nearby, Diamond Beach dazzles with its sparkling ice fragments scattered along the black sands.
As you continue along the South Coast, you’ll explore the lush oasis of Skaftafell, situated at the foot of Öræfajökull, Iceland’s highest peak. Further along the journey, the striking black sand beach of Reynisfjara awaits, with its basalt columns and occasional sightings of puffins.
The day concludes with visits to the towering Skógafoss waterfall and the enchanting Seljalandsfoss, where you can walk behind the cascading water for a unique perspective.
Overnight stay at Selfoss - Hotel Selfoss
Day 6: The Golden Circle
The tour's penultimate day takes you on a journey through the Golden Circle, beginning with the majestic Gullfoss waterfall, whose multi-tiered cascades are a sight to behold. Next, you’ll visit the Geysir geothermal area, where Strokkur erupts every few minutes, shooting hot water high into the air.
The final stop of the day is Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where the North American and European tectonic plates meet. This site is also home to the Alþingi, Iceland’s ancient parliament, established in 930 and considered one of the world’s oldest.
Upon returning to Reykjavik, there’s an option for whale watching from the harbour, offering a chance to encounter marine life up close.
Overnight in Reykjavik - Berjaya Reykjavík Natura Hotel or similar.
Optional whale watching from Reykjavík harbour after arrival in Reykjavík (Optional Extra).
Day 7: Farewell, Iceland
As your Icelandic adventure comes to an end, you’ll check out of your hotel and transfer to the airport for your return flight. Depart with unforgettable memories of Iceland’s natural wonders and cultural treasures.
This Escorted Tour includes:
- Six nights in Iceland
- Bed & Breakfast basis throughout
- 5-day coach tour with local guide and transport: Reykjavik, Borgarfjördur, Lake Mývatn, East Fjords, South Coast and the Golden Circle
- Visit to Glaumbaer Folk Museum
- Amphibian Boat Tour on Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon
- Return flights are included from your selected airport to Reykjavik, Iceland
- One piece of hand luggage per person included.
- One piece of hold luggage per person included.
Optional Add-Ons:
- Afternoon Whale Watching from Reykjavík Harbour (with transfer to/from the hotel)
- Bathing at the Forest Lagoon in Akureyri
- Shared scheduled airport transfer
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The Berjaya Reykjavik Natura Hotel is a modern and eco-conscious accommodation situated amidst the natural beauty of Iceland's capital. Nestled near the scenic Öskjuhlíð Hill and the Nauthólsvík geothermal beach, the hotel provides an ideal base for exploring Reykjavik's rich cultural and natural attractions. Its cosy, contemporary rooms often feature Icelandic-inspired décor, blending comfort with Nordic charm. Guests can indulge in locally sourced cuisine at Satt Restaurant or unwind at the Natura Spa, which offers treatments inspired by Iceland's geothermal energy. The hotel's commitment to sustainability and proximity to nature make it a popular choice for travellers seeking both relaxation and adventure.
Berjaya Akureyri Hotel is a stylish and inviting accommodation located in the vibrant heart of Akureyri, often referred to as Iceland’s “Capital of the North.” Perfectly positioned for exploring the town’s cultural attractions, lively cafés, and scenic surroundings, the hotel combines modern comfort with warm Icelandic hospitality. Guests can relax in elegantly designed rooms equipped with contemporary amenities and enjoy stunning views of the fjord or surrounding mountains. The hotel’s on-site restaurant offers a delightful menu of local and international dishes, while its cosy bar provides a perfect spot to unwind after a day of adventure. Whether you're exploring nearby highlights like the magical Goðafoss waterfall, Lake Mývatn, or the Arctic Coastline, Berjaya Akureyri Hotel serves as an excellent base for an unforgettable Northern Iceland experience.
Hotel Selfoss, nestled in the charming town of Selfoss in southern Iceland, offers guests a tranquil retreat amidst breathtaking natural beauty. This modern 4-star hotel boasts comfortable and elegantly appointed rooms, each thoughtfully designed to provide a relaxing sanctuary for travellers. Surrounded by picturesque landscapes of cascading waterfalls, rolling hills, and the nearby river, Hotel Selfoss provides a serene backdrop for guests to unwind and rejuvenate. The hotel's Riverside Spa invites guests to indulge in luxurious treatments inspired by Iceland's natural elements, while its onsite restaurant serves delectable cuisine crafted from locally sourced ingredients. Whether exploring the nearby attractions such as Þingvellir National Park or simply soaking in the peaceful ambience, Hotel Selfoss promises an unforgettable stay for those seeking tranquillity and comfort in southern Iceland.
