Without a doubt, Iceland is one of the most remote and surprising places on the planet and on this journey you will have the opportunity to see it for yourself, since we will travel throughout the large island, both visiting the best landscapes on the coast and the most impressive ones. and superb interior, also known as Tierras Altas.

Reykjavik – Westfjords – Tierras Altas – Geysir – Costa Sur – Fiordos del Sudeste – Glaciar Vatnajökull – Myvatn – Tierras Altas – Reykjavik.

Kilometer after kilometer, we will encounter turbulent rivers, imposing glaciers, geysers, hot springs, volcanoes and countless waterfalls, all dominant features of the landscape of this remote and large island.

Far from the city lights, in the most isolated area and with a little luck, we will have the opportunity to see the magnificent Northern Lights. We can also bathe in the hot springs and walk along the slopes of a volcanic crater, we will approach glacial ice caves, we will ford streams, we will cross lava fields and footprints guarded by glaciers, and then we will go to the South coast characterized by waterfalls, beaches black sand and obviously, more glaciers! There will almost be no respite, because we must not forget that we will also have the opportunity to visit many of its small and most picturesque towns as well as hundreds of colorful farms.

Throughout the entire trip we will have quality services, both in accommodation and meals, but we will also share 2 special nights in some of its most isolated refuges, strategically located in the heart of the island, so that we can live the experience. of the Highlands and have the best chance of seeing the desired Northern Lights. Obviously as part of the experience, those nights we will make our own food and share truly unique moments. And so, driving our vehicles we will rediscover Iceland in its purest form, a unique and unrepeatable experience.

Everything has already been said, so we better go to the program to start dreaming about heading to the extreme North of the Atlantic Ocean, here it goes...