8 Days Adventure
KEAN P
Day 1 : Icelandic Highlands
Þjófafoss
Gjáin Valley
Háifoss (2-3hr hike round trip)
Sigöldugljúfur Canyon
Accommodations : Hella
Landhótel
Hotel Rangá
Stracta Hotel
Explore some of Iceland’s hidden Highland gems, including the powerful Þjófafoss waterfall, the lush and secluded Gjáin Valley, and the breathtaking Háifoss—one of Iceland’s tallest waterfalls—reached via a scenic 2–3 hour round-trip hike to the buttom. The journey continues to the stunning Sigöldugljúfur Canyon, often called the “Valley of Tears,” known for its countless waterfalls and dramatic landscapes.
Day 2 : Icelandic Highlands
Rauðaskál crater
Bláhylur Crater
Fjallabak Hike (1-2hr hike)
Landmannalaugar Hot Springs
Accommodations : Kirkjubæjarklaustur
Hotel Laki
Hótel Klaustur
Magma Hotel
Adventure Hotel Geirland
Discover the raw beauty of Iceland’s Highlands with stops at the striking Rauðaskál crater and the vibrant blue Bláhylur crater. Enjoy a scenic 1–2 hour hike through the Fjallabak Nature Reserve, surrounded by colorful rhyolite mountains, before ending the day relaxing in the natural hot springs of Landmannalaugar.
Day 3 : The South Coast
Katla Ice Cave
Lómagnúpur
Jökulsárlón kayaking (Optional Add-on)
Hoffellsjökull
Skútafoss
Accommodations : Höfn
Fosshotel Vatnajökull
Höfn - Berjaya Iceland Hotels
Lilja Guesthouse
Experience some of Iceland’s most dramatic landscapes, starting with the Katla Ice Cave hidden beneath the glacier. Continue past the towering cliffs of Lómagnúpur, with the option to add a unique kayaking experience at Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. Explore the lesser-visited Hoffellsjökull glacier and finish at the scenic Skútafoss waterfall, surrounded by rugged and untouched nature.
Day 4 : Journey from South to East
Eystrahorn
Hvannagil Canyon
Lækjavik Beach
Folaldafoss
Accommodations : Egilsstaðir
Hérað - Berjaya Iceland Hotels
Gistihúsið - Lake Hótel Egilsstaðir
Hotel 1001 Nott
Hotel Eyvindará
Ormurinn Cottages
Discover the remote beauty of East Iceland with a visit to the dramatic Eystrahorn mountain, followed by a walk through the colorful Hvannagil Canyon. Continue to the peaceful Lækjavik Beach, known for its black sands and coastal views, and finish at the hidden Folaldafoss waterfall, a quiet gem surrounded by untouched landscapes.
Day 5 : East Highlands
Hengifoss (2hr hike)
Hafrahvammar Canyon
Stuðlagil Canyon
Stuðlafoss
Accommodations : Egilsstaðir
Hérað - Berjaya Iceland Hotels
Gistihúsið - Lake Hótel Egilsstaðir
Hotel 1001 Nott
Hotel Eyvindará
Ormurinn Cottages
Explore the wild landscapes of East Iceland with a 2-hour hike to Hengifoss, one of the country’s tallest waterfalls, framed by striking red basalt layers. Continue into the remote Hafrahvammar Canyon before visiting the iconic basalt formations of Stuðlagil Canyon and the nearby Stuðlafoss waterfall, showcasing some of Iceland’s most unique and untouched scenery.
Day 6 : Eastfjords
Klifbrekkufossar
Mjóifjörður
Borgarfjörður Eystri
Vök geothermal baths (18:00)
Accommodations : Egilsstaðir
Hérað - Berjaya Iceland Hotels
Gistihúsið - Lake Hótel Egilsstaðir
Hotel 1001 Nott
Hotel Eyvindará
Ormurinn Cottages
Explore the remote beauty of the Eastfjords, with winding coastal roads and dramatic mountain scenery. Visit the picturesque Klifbrekkufossar waterfalls, continue into the secluded Mjóifjörður fjord, and discover Borgarfjörður Eystri, known for its rugged landscapes and puffin colonies. End the day relaxing at Vök Geothermal Baths at 18:00, soaking in warm waters overlooking Lake Urriðavatn.
Day 7 : Journey from East to North
Dettifoss
Námafjall Geothermal Area
Krafla Viti Crater
Goðafoss
Forrest Lagoon (18:00)
Accommodations : Akureyri
Berjaya Iceland Hotels
Hótel Kea by Keahotels
Hotel Akureyri
Hotel Kjarnalundur
Discover the dramatic landscapes of North Iceland, starting at Dettifoss, Europe’s most powerful waterfall. Continue through the geothermal area of Námafjall, with bubbling mud pools and steaming vents, before visiting the striking blue Krafla Viti crater. Stop at the iconic Goðafoss waterfall, known as the “Waterfall of the Gods,” and end the day relaxing at Forest Lagoon at 18:00, soaking in warm geothermal waters overlooking Eyjafjörður.
Day 8 : Back to Reykjavík
Hvítserkur
Kolugljúfur Canyon
Kolufossar Waterfall
Grábrók Crater
Accommodations : Reykjavik
The Reykjavik EDITION
Konsulat Hotel
Canopy by Hilton
Exeter Hotel
Kvosin Downtown Hotel
Journey back to Reykjavík with scenic stops along the way, including the iconic Hvítserkur sea stack rising from the ocean. Continue to the dramatic Kolugljúfur Canyon and the nearby Kolufossar waterfalls, hidden within a rugged landscape. Finish with a short hike up Grábrók crater, offering panoramic views over the surrounding lava fields.
Optional add on days
Kerlingarfjöll Highlands
Kerlingarfjöll Mountains
Hveravellir Geothermal Area
Hveravellir Thermal Pool
Gýgjarfoss
Explore the remote Highlands of Iceland, starting in the colorful Kerlingarfjöll Mountains, known for their geothermal valleys and rugged terrain. Continue to the Hveravellir geothermal area, where steaming vents and hot springs dot the landscape, and enjoy a relaxing soak in the natural thermal pool. Finish with a visit to Gýgjarfoss waterfall, set within a dramatic highland canyon.
Westfjords of Iceland
Dynjandi waterfall
Rauðisandur
Látrabjarg
Arnarfjörður
Explore the wild beauty of the Westfjords, starting with the majestic Dynjandi waterfall, the region’s most iconic cascade. Continue through the dramatic landscapes of Arnarfjörður before heading to Rauðisandur, a rare red-sand beach stretching along the coastline. Finish at the towering Látrabjarg cliffs, home to seabirds and breathtaking ocean views at Iceland’s westernmost point.
Askja Caldera & Víti Crater
Lake Askja
Öskjuvatn
Drekagil (Dragon Canyon)
Explore the otherworldly landscapes of Askja, beginning with Lake Askja and the vast Öskjuvatn, one of Iceland’s deepest lakes set within a remote volcanic caldera. Continue to Drekagil (Dragon Canyon), where twisted lava formations and rugged terrain create a truly surreal highland experience. This unique environment was even used by NASA during the Apollo program to train astronauts like Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin for the Moon, making it one of the closest landscapes on Earth to a lunar surface.
Mt. Mælifell Highlands
Mt. Mælifell
Rauðibotn
Bláfjallafoss
Markarfljótsgljúfur Canyon
Explore the dramatic landscapes of Iceland’s Highlands, starting at the iconic Mt. Mælifell, a moss-covered volcano rising from black sand plains. Continue to the colorful Rauðibotn crater, followed by the secluded Bláfjallafoss waterfall. Finish at the vast Markarfljótsgljúfur Canyon, offering breathtaking views over one of Iceland’s most rugged and remote glacial canyons.
8-Day Private Iceland Adventure (No Accommodation Included)
Total Price
$19,200 USD (Deposit $4,800 USD)
This private 8-day adventure is designed for travelers who prefer flexibility with their accommodation while enjoying a fully guided experience across Iceland.
What’s Included
Private guided tour with professional driver/guide
4×4 vehicle (modified Defender) with fuel and all driving costs
Ice cave experience with certified glacier guide and safety equipment
Daily itinerary planning and full flexibility throughout the trip
Professional photography during the tour
Drone footage when conditions allow
All parking and access fees
What’s Not Included
Accommodation (guests book their own hotels)
Meals and personal expenses
Flights to/from Iceland
Accommodation
Accommodation is not included in the price, as many guests prefer flexibility in choosing where to stay.
You are welcome to:
book your own hotels, guesthouses, or Airbnbs
use credit card rewards or hotel loyalty points
I will provide:
recommended hotels
suggested locations along the route
guidance to ensure smooth logistics throughout the trip
Booking
A 25% deposit is required to confirm your booking.
The remaining balance is due 30 days prior to the tour start date.
Cancellations made up to 30 days before the tour will receive a full refund.