SAGA VALLEY : Meet your tour guide and start with a Reykjavík city tour. Then you head west.

Borgarfjörður valley is known as the Saga valley of West Iceland because many important historical events took place there. We get a chance to climb a volcano crater and  get warmed at Europe's most powerful hot spring. Hraunfossar is a series of waterfalls pouring from beneath a one kilometer wide lava field. We spend two nights in Reykholt, West Iceland. The afternoon includes a lecture about Northern Lights. After dinner, there is a guided walk in search of the Northern Lights followed by a hot cup of chocolate or tea.

We travel to the picturesque fishing town of Stykkishólmur on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula for a lunch cruise in the Breiðafjörður fjord. A uniquely Icelandic “treat“ awaits us at Bjarnarhöfn, where they make Hákarl - the fermented shark.Naturally, once darkness falls, you are out and about chasing the Northern Lights and soaking in the hotel’s outdoor hot tubs.

Today we travel along the scenic shores of Hvalfjörður fjord and turn inland to Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We continue to Gullfoss waterfall and Geysir geothermal fields where you can taste freshly baked hot spring bread, geothermally boiled eggs, and herring. small glass of Geysir. In the afternoon horse stable and  geothermal greenhouse, before reaching your accommodation in South Iceland. Tonight, step into the darkness and search for the elusive Northern Lights, amidst the peace and stillness of rural Iceland.

Our first stop today at the high but narrow Seljalandsfoss waterfall. At the Eyjafjallajökull Information Center we learn about living next to a glacier and active volcano. Skógafoss waterfall is 60 meters high and one of the most impressive waterfalls in the country. It‘s near one of Iceland's finest folk museums which contains turf-built houses. Spend two nights in Vatnajökull National Park. Evening bus tour to Jökulsárlón glacial lagoon. If the Northern Lights are visible, it will be picture perfect!

Today’s program is all glaciers, ice and icebergs. We visit the tiny turf church at Hof and continue to Jökulsárlón glacial lagoon filled with floating icebergs. Plenty of free time to enjoy and explore the extraordinary sights, perhaps see seals swimming in arctic waters. We spend the afternoon at Europe’s largest glacier.Tonight enjoy a video presentation about Northern Lights as a part of the Northern Lights Academy program. Be careful not to go to bed too soon in this remote and quite location or you may miss out one more chance seeing the Northern Lights shimmer and dance across the night sky.

As we head back west, we stop at Kirkjubæjarklaustur to see basalt columns known as the church floor. We continue to the black lava beaches near Vík,and visit the coastal villages in South Iceland. We return to Reykjavik for one last night. In the evening you get to soak in the famous Blue Lagoon, followed by a traditional Icelandic dinner at the Northern Light Inn and followed by one last nocturnal tour to seek more Northern Lights.

Individual shared transfer from Reykjavík Hotel to Keflavík airport.