The Golden Circle the most popular sightseeing route in Iceland. The trio that makes it is the historical Thingvellir National Park, geothermal area of Haukadalur Valley where is located Geysir, and the famour Gullfoss, a powerful waterfall with the landscape from the postcards.

Follow the North Atlantic coastline from Reykjavík into the volcanic and glacier-covered wonderland that is Iceland's South coast. Walk behind the thundering veil of water at stunning Seljalandsfoss waterfall, take in the incredible views from the top of Skogafoss Waterfall, stand on the world-famous black sand beach at Reynisfjara, and visit the charming coastal village of Vík.

Diamond Beach is the final stop of the 1000-year-old ice’s journey to the open sea. It is a nice destination to visit at any time of the year. The icebergs can be seen floating and washing up to the seashore and break year-round. For this tour you need to count the whole day, if you are staying in Reykjavik.

We head west bound through the small city of Borgarnes on the Hvítá River. Then you head out towards the peninsula of Snaefellsnes which is sometimes called miniature Iceland. Being an extinct volcanic system the geological variety is incredible. With colourful Rhyolite mountains and Craters, beautiful lava fields and a rugged shoreline.

Reykjanes Peninsula is a sizzling geo park with bubbling geothermal fields where boiling mud pits are a common sight in many beautiful colours emitting fumes into the air.

With our self-drive tour you will get the better offer for car rent, road map with extra hidden places to visit. We will find for your interest the best activities to fulfil your trip. At the end of the day, enjoy one of the hot spots/lagoons to relax and to recharge your power. We will assist you to find an accommodation based on your budget. Your trip will be covered with full car insurance.

The Northern Lights – also called Aurora Borealis – are among the most spectacular shows on earth, frequently seen in Iceland on clear and crisp nights. The Northern Lights occur high above the surface of the earth where the atmosphere has become extremely thin, at an altitude of 100-250 km.

The Ring Road, also known as Route 1, should be number one on your Iceland travel to-do list. Travel through the best of Iceland and hit all the highlights including South Iceland, the East Fjords, North Iceland and Snaefellsnes Peninsula. Driving around Iceland on the Ring Road is the top way to see the best landscapes in Iceland.