DAY 1: Reykjav'k, Iceland
Begin Your Adventure
After a day of independent exploration in Reykjav'k, you'll embark for an evening departure. Iceland's cosmopolitan capital, Reykjav'k was established in the year 874 CE. Powered by geothermal energy, Reykjav'k is widely considered one of the cleanest, greenest cities on Earth.

DAY 2: Sn'fellsnes Peninsula
Meander Dramatic Landscapes
Discover one of Iceland's most amazing coastlines, the Sn'fellsnes Peninsula, a region known for its dramatic beauty and fascinating geological history.
The Sn'fellsnes Peninsula is often referred to as "Iceland in Miniature" due to its diverse range of natural wonders. From black sand beaches to a volcano, a glacier, lava fields, mountains, waterfalls, caves, and craters, the peninsula encapsulates many of Iceland's unique landscapes in one area.
Delight in the many opportunities to observe seabirds and marine life as you explore this spectacular destination.

DAY 3: The Westfjords
Explore Remote Coastlines
Be among the lucky few to explore the Westfjords, a region known for its jagged bird cliffs and multi-hued beaches'only about ten per cent of the rest of Iceland's visitors ever make it here! Soak up the breathtaking beauty of the coastal fjords and marvel at the immense mountains that loom overhead. Here, nature's splendour awaits at every turn.

DAY 4: Siglufj'r'ur and Gr'msey
Cross the Arctic Circle and Learn about Icelandic History
Travel to far-flung Gr'msey, which lies upon the Arctic Circle (66' 33' North) and earns Iceland its title as one of the world's eight Arctic nations'just barely! Take a Zodiac cruise around the island, brimming with a million seabirds, including puffins, guillemots, and gulls, that far outnumber its small human population. Visit resurgent Siglufj'r'ur that, in its heyday, bustled with activity as the centre of the herring fishing industry. Enjoy a wonderful re-enactment at the Herring Era Museum and make some time to pop into the bakery, chocolate factory, brewery, and Icelandic folk music centre, too.

DAY 5: Akureyri
Visit Museums and Botanical Gardens
Immerse yourself in the charm of Akyureyri, Iceland's second-largest urban area! Opt to walk up the steps of Akyureyri's monumental Lutheran church for a stunning panoramic view'it will be well worth it! Explore the city's shops, caf's, and restaurants and enjoy the variety of ten museums for you to choose from.
Stroll through Akuyeri's botanical gardens which are among the northernmost in the world and miraculously grow several thousand plant species. Enhance your journey with an optional excursion to Forest Lagoon. This captivating oasis is nestled in the Valask'gur forest and offers inviting pools, rejuvenating saunas, and a cozy bistro area, overlooking Eyjafj'r'ur, one of Iceland's longest fjords.

DAY 6: H'sav'k
Go Whale Watching
Tour H'sav'k's Skj'lfandi Bay, known as the whale capital of Iceland. Be sure to bring your binoculars to spot the fifteen different whale species that frequent the area, as well as dolphins and dozens of varieties of birds. Take advantage of H'sav'k's diverse museum offerings, including the Whale Museum, the H'sav'k Museum, and the Exploration Museum, which houses artefacts from Apollo astronaut training in the area.

DAY 7: Sey'isfj'r'ur
Wander a Picturesque Community and Visit the Sk'lanes Nature Reserve
Enjoy the chance to explore Sey'isfj'r'ur, nestled at the tip of its namesake fjord. Stroll the picturesque town of 700, known for its flourishing art scene, cobbled rainbow road, and excellent handicrafts, or take one of the numerous opportunities for hiking, including a walk up to Tv's'ngur sound sculpture on a nearby hill.
Visit nearby Sk'lanes Nature Reserve, which is family-owned and operated. Learn about the centre's research and interpretation of Iceland's environment and cultural history that's a model for sustainable tourism.
Opt to enhance your journey with an optional excursion to Vallanes Organic Farm, where Eymundur Magn'sson and Eygl' Bj'rk 'lafsd'ttir have been organic farming since 1985. Explore their premises with a guided tour, learn about their focus on developing Icelandic grains and vegetables, and savour local products during a tasting.

DAY 8: Southeast Iceland
Witness Beautiful Glaciers and Lagoons
Soak in the sights of south Iceland, home to some of the country's most beautiful natural attractions. Explore a unique mix of volcanoes, lagoons, and glaciers'as well as hot springs, geysers, and spectacular waterfalls'either ashore on foot or by Zodiac cruise.

DAY 9: Heimaey, Vestmannaeyjar (Westman Islands)
Marvel at Volcanic Landscapes
Learn about the compelling history of this volcanically active area that has experienced two major eruptions in recent times. 1963 saw the formation of the island of Surtsey and the Eldfell eruption ten years later destroyed much of Heimaey, the largest of the Vestmannaeyjars and the only island here that is inhabited. Enjoy a beautiful Zodiac cruise searching for the numerous species of seabirds, including the famous puffin, that nest in the steep rock faces along the ocean cliffs here.

DAY 10: Reykjav'k, Iceland
Wave a Fond Farewell
Complete your journey back in Reykjav'k, disembarking in the morning. Take one last chance to explore this special city where food, culture, and nightlife abound. If you have the time, be sure to visit the National Culture House, which preserves treasures like the Poetic Edda and the Norse Sagas in their original manuscripts.