Located on the Golden Circle route, Gullfoss, or "Golden Falls," offers visitors a spectacular view of nature's force and beauty. Watch the Hvítá River dramatically fall in two stages, creating a powerful spray and stunning rainbows when the sun shines. Enjoy different perspectives of this impressive waterfall by following the accessible paths that run alongside it. Whether it's covered in winter's frost or set against the vibrant greens of summer, Gullfoss promises a memorable experience for all who visit.

A striking volcanic crater lake located in the heart of Iceland's scenic Golden Circle. This remarkable natural attraction features steep, red volcanic rock walls that contrast vividly with the deep blue water of the lake below. Formed over 3,000 years ago, Kerid is a captivating example of nature's artwork. Visitors can walk around the rim for panoramic views of the crater and its surroundings or venture down the gentle slopes to the water’s edge. The easy accessibility and the serene beauty of the tranquil lake make Kerid Crater a perfect stop for travellers looking to experience Iceland's unique geological wonders up close.

A site of historical, cultural, and geological significance in Iceland. Located on the Golden Circle route, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is not only the birthplace of the Icelandic nation but also a place where you can visibly see the dramatic meeting of the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. Visitors can walk through the Althing, one of the oldest parliamentary institutions in the world, and experience the rich history that shaped Iceland. The park's rugged terrain, clear waters, and deep fissures provide unique opportunities for hiking, snorkelling, and diving. With its stunning landscapes and profound historical importance, Thingvellir National Park offers a meaningful and unforgettable adventure for all who visit.

Often noted for its intense blue waters, is a hidden gem in Iceland's landscape. This lesser-known waterfall is part of the Brúará river and is renowned for its strikingly vivid blue colour and magical appearance. The waterfall's beauty lies in its fine, intricate cascade, which spreads like a delicate veil over a series of small rock steps, creating a stunning visual spectacle. The journey and the destination together make Brúarfoss a rewarding experience for keen explorers and photographers alike.