• Hjálparfoss - Nestled within the serene lava fields of Þjórsárdalur valley, Hjálparfoss is a waterfall that delights every visitor who discovers it. Two pristine streams converge in a dramatic, heart-shaped cascade, surrounded by impressive basalt formations that appear almost hand-carved. It’s tranquil, easily accessible, and much less crowded than Iceland’s more renowned waterfalls, making it an ideal spot to relax, inhale the fresh highland air, and savor a moment of pure Icelandic beauty.
• Sigöldufoss - In the tranquil highland breeze, Sigöldufoss resembles a ribbon of pure, glacial blue cascading into a canyon of ancient basalt. The waterfall’s delicate veil beautifully contrasts with the dark volcanic cliffs encircling it, as if light itself were flowing into the earth. Moss-covered lava and subdued highland hues frame the scene, imparting a dreamlike stillness. Pause here, and you’ll feel the gentle pull of Iceland’s wild heart—a moment where water, stone, and sky harmoniously converge.
• Sigöldugljúfur - Hidden in the highlands, the Valley of Tears is a place where nature’s drama unfolds in quiet, breathtaking ways. Sheer cliffs, meandering streams, and cascading rivulets create a landscape that feels both fragile and powerful—as if the earth itself is exhaling. The valley’s name derives from the numerous small waterfalls that spill down its rugged walls like glistening tears, especially after rain. Remote, peaceful, and hauntingly beautiful, the Valley of Tears offers travelers a rare opportunity to stand in a place shaped entirely by nature’s hand and emotion.
• Bláhylur - Concealed in the rugged landscapes near Landmannalaugar, Bláhylur is a volcanic crater lake renowned for its astonishingly deep blue water. Encircled by smooth, mineral-rich slopes and untouched highland silence, the lake feels like a serene oasis carved into a dramatic volcanic world. It’s an easy stop on the way to the Fjallabak Nature Reserve and offers breathtaking photo opportunities in any light. For those seeking a place where Iceland’s raw geology meets pure, tranquil beauty, Bláhylur is a must-see.
• Frostastaðavatn - Nestled between lava flows and softly painted rhyolite hills, Frostastaðavatn feels like a quiet secret of the Icelandic highlands. Its glassy surface gathers the sky, the mountains, and the shifting light into a single, shimmering reflection. Here, black lava meets blue water, and gentle slopes glow with rust and gold—a landscape shaped by fire, yet calm as a held breath. Pause by the shore, let the silence settle, and you’ll feel the rare magic of a place where nature still whispers.
• Landmannalaugar - Landmannalaugar is where Iceland’s wild heart reveals its colors. Renowned for its rainbow-hued rhyolite mountains, steaming geothermal vents, and vast lava fields, this highland oasis feels almost otherworldly. Travelers come here to hike trails that wind through mountains streaked with gold, red, green, and blue—and to end the day with a relaxing soak in a natural hot spring. Remote, dramatic, and unforgettable, Landmannalaugar is a place where every step unveils a new palette of Icelandic beauty.
• Volcano Hekla - Rising sharply from the southern highlands, Hekla is one of Iceland’s most iconic and storied volcanoes—a place where history, myth, and raw geology converge. Known for centuries as the “Gateway to Hell,” Hekla’s dramatic slopes and ever-changing moods have shaped both the landscape and Icelandic lore. Travelers come to witness its striking ridgeline, walk through lava fields born of its past eruptions, and feel the quiet power of a volcano that has shaped a nation. Standing before Hekla, one senses both the beauty and the deep, ancient energy of Iceland itself.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Towels
• Bathing suit

Venture off the usual path and discover Iceland’s highland marvels on this exclusive tour from Reykjavík. Experience the colorful rhyolite mountains of Landmannalaugar, enjoy the tranquil beauty of Frostastaðavatn lake, and be amazed by the impressive twin waterfalls of Hjálparfoss. Discover the eerily beautiful Valley of Tears and the picturesque Sigöldufoss waterfall, admire the sky-blue crater of Bláhylur, and stand before the iconic Hekla volcano. This adventure takes you through breathtaking landscapes, untamed geology, and the enchanting allure of Iceland’s wild heart.

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