15 Days: Around the Great Iceland with Small Group and Spanish-Speaking Guide

A Comprehensive Fifteen Day Expedition Exploring The Full Extent Of The Icelandic Wilderness

Experience the ultimate Icelandic adventure with a fifteen day journey that covers the most significant natural and historical landmarks of the island. The trip begins with the famous Golden Circle, where travelers explore the geothermal activity of the Strokkur Geyser, the massive Gullfoss Waterfall, and the geological rift at Thingvellir National Park. This immersive start sets the tone for a deep dive into the Arctic environment, providing a solid foundation for the extensive exploration that follows across the diverse Icelandic landscape.

The itinerary continues northward, leading participants through the Snæfellsnes peninsula, known for its volcanic peaks, lava fields, and basalt formations. Historical exploration is a key component, with visits to the Glaumbær Farm Museum and the northern capital of Akureyri. The journey highlights the mythical Goðafoss waterfall before reaching the Myvatn region. Here, the group explores the Diamond Circle, which includes the powerful Dettifoss waterfall and the coastal waters of Húsavík Bay, a premier location for observing whales in their natural environment.

As the expedition moves toward the east and southeast, the focus shifts to the dramatic volcanic formations of Lake Myvatn and the vast expanse of the Vatnajökull glacier. Guests will witness the surreal beauty of the Jökullárlón glacier lagoon, where icebergs float toward the sea, framed by striking black sand beaches. This portion of the trip emphasizes the geological contrasts of the region, allowing travelers to experience the raw power of glaciers and volcanic activity in a remote and pristine setting.

The final days of the tour are dedicated to the southern coast, featuring iconic waterfalls such as Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss. An excursion into the colorful rhyolite mountains of Landmannalaugar provides a spectacular finale to the trekking experience. The group eventually returns to Reykjavík, concluding a comprehensive journey that captures the essence of Iceland. This extended itinerary ensures that participants have ample time to appreciate the unique culture, history, and natural wonders that define this extraordinary destination in the North Atlantic.