Road trip along the Icelandic volcanoes, hot springs and waterfalls.

Welcome to Iceland!

Did you opt for the airport shuttle? It will bring you straight to the basecamp, where a team member will greet you. After a short briefing and picking up your vehicle, your adventure can begin.

You’ll head straight south. Your first stop is a natural hot spring, hidden in the landscape, the perfect way to soak in the Icelandic atmosphere. Next, you’ll visit the Kerið crater, an old volcano now filled with a stunning blue-green lake.

You’ll spend the night in Hella, a peaceful village surrounded by iconic Icelandic nature.

On day two of your Iceland trip, you’ll head deeper into the south of Iceland, a region packed with dramatic natural sights such as waterfalls, glaciers, and black sand beaches.

Your first stop is the magical Seljalandsfoss, where you can walk behind the curtain of falling water. Then, continue to the powerful Skógafoss, a 60-meter-high waterfall whose roar echoes throughout the valley.

Next, make your way to the Sólheimajökull glacier, known for its dramatic ice formations and streaks of volcanic ash. With a reservation, you can join a kayak tour on a glacier lagoon.

In the afternoon, hike across the black sands of Sólheimasandur to reach the iconic 1973 plane wreck, a mysterious, photogenic site that captures the wild essence of Iceland.

You’ll spend the night at a uniquely located nature campsite, far from the crowds. The exact location? You’ll discover it on the road…

From Vík, the southernmost point of Iceland, you’ll head toward Europe’s largest glacier: Vatnajökull, with its impressive surface area of 8,100 km². The national park that bears its name offers breathtaking landscapes.

Along the way, you’ll pass the spectacular Fjaðrárgljúfur canyon, carved by centuries of erosion. It’s 100 meters deep and offers stunning views over the lush green surroundings.

Next, stop at Diamond Beach, where black volcanic sand is scattered with sparkling chunks of ice, a striking and unforgettable contrast.

You’ll end the day in a peaceful valley surrounded by rivers and green hills. The campsite here is spacious, quiet, and perfectly in tune with Icelandic nature.

Today, we head to the north of Iceland. This day holds a series of surprises for you.

The road to Seyðisfjörður is one of the most picturesque in Iceland, winding through the mountains. This Icelandic village is a true cultural gem, known for its colorful wooden houses and iconic blue church. Along the way, you can stop at waterfalls, viewpoints, and puffin observation sites.

The journey continues to Húsavík, an authentic village with its traditional houses and wooden church. It's here that you can embark on a whale watching tour (if booked) to witness these giants of the sea.

In the evening, enjoy camping by the sea with stunning views of the ocean.

This day is dedicated to exploring the north of Iceland: lakes, caves, and craters.

You will first visit Mývatn lake, one of the island's natural gems, where you can observe many Icelandic birds. Then, head to Hverir with its geothermal fumaroles and lunar landscape, followed by the mysterious cave of Grjótagjá, a famous filming location for Game of Thrones. You'll also have the chance to go on an Icelandic horse ride (if reserved) and visit other volcanic sites.

In the evening, enjoy camping with a spectacular view and natural hot springs nearby. With a bit of luck, you might see the Northern Lights from your rooftop tent!

Day 6 starts with a dip in a hot spring, then the programme depends on your vehicle.

By 4×4 with rooftop tent: after a soak in a geothermal hot spring in the middle of the Kjölur desert, you take the spectacular F35 (also known as Kjalvegur), a legendary track across Iceland’s highlands. The Kerlingarfjöll mountains are a geological gem, with surreal landscapes painted in red, ochre and sulphur yellow. Heading back south, you reach the Golden Circle, Iceland’s most famous region, with the majestic Gullfoss waterfall and the Strokkur geyser, which erupts every few minutes.

By campervan: highland tracks are not accessible by van. Enjoy the Grettislaug hot spring, right next to the campsite and facing the ocean, then head west along the Ring Road. On the way, stop at Hraunfossar, waterfalls that flow straight out of a lava field, and at Deildartunguhver, Europe’s most powerful hot spring.

Either way, you end the day in Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where you spend the night in an exceptional natural setting.

On your final day, it's time to slowly return to civilization.

The morning begins with a unique experience (if booked): snorkelling in the Silfra fissure, where the tectonic plates of North America and Europe meet. For the more adventurous, the route continues toward the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, often called “Iceland in Miniature.” This region captures all the country’s magic: cliffs, lava fields, black sand beaches, and the majestic Snæfellsjökull glacier.

By late afternoon, you’ll arrive in Reykjavík, Iceland’s capital. Take your time to explore the colorful streets, admire the iconic Hallgrímskirkja, stroll along Laugavegur, or enjoy a final meal at the old harbor.

Your journey ends at a campground near the basecamp, the perfect spot to reflect on the unforgettable wonders of your Icelandic roadtrip.

Your Iceland trip has come to an end…

You must return your vehicle and keys to the basecamp before 10 AM.

If you booked your flight and/or airport shuttle through us, you will depart early in the morning.

On the plane, you can relive the memories of these unforgettable 7 days in Iceland, filled with precious moments of the Ring Road, glaciers, waterfalls, and the island’s pristine nature.